If a value of any number is converted to string BASIC gives at the begginig of the string a white space (honestly I never liked that, but...), anyhow the following expresion should read number '32', not an error Overflow. Eg.:
? ASC(MID$(STR$(1), 1, 1))
32
OK
Hello & Cheers... Ronald.
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Hi Ronald, thanks for the report. That's really quite a strange bug - if you assign the string to A$ and then take ASC is works correctly, but if you do it like in your example it fails. I'll investigate...
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If a value of any number is converted to string BASIC gives at the begginig of the string a white space (honestly I never liked that, but...), anyhow the following expresion should read number '32', not an error Overflow. Eg.:
? ASC(MID$(STR$(1), 1, 1))
32
OK
Hello & Cheers... Ronald.
Hi Ronald, thanks for the report. That's really quite a strange bug - if you assign the string to
A$and then takeASCis works correctly, but if you do it like in your example it fails. I'll investigate...