Strange Output in Windows Version

[Tom Lake]

I'm using version 1.22 on Windows 8.1. When I type a line, I see the line parsed. Here's an example:

print 4+3
p> pr> pri> prin> print> print > print 4> print 4+> print 4+3> print 4+3
7

[Markus Hoffmann]

I have no experience with Win8 but on the other windowses installing ANSI.SYS has been solving this. Without ANSI.SYS also PRINT AT() and PRINT COLOR() will not work.

[Markus Hoffmann]

Here is also another solution:

http://www.liferay.com/de/web/igor.spasic/blog/-/blogs/enable-ansi-colors-in-windows-command-prompt

[Markus Hoffmann]

I have tested it myself. Now I know what you mean. ansicon -i works, but still the strange repetition of the input line occurs. Hm... Let me see, what i can do.

[Markus Hoffmann]

I think I have fixed it now. Please try out the new version 1.22-94.

[Tom Lake]

I can't thank you enough! I really like what I see of X11 Basic and was hoping I could use it. The link to the PDF of the manual is broken so I don't know all the commands but the examples help a lot. Are there matrix commands in X11 Basic? I've tried the standard MAT statements (MAT READ, MAT INPUT, MAT PRINT, INV(), TRN() etc.) but they give a syntax error. I read somewhere that matrix manipulation is possible but without the manual, I'm flying blind.

[Markus Hoffmann]

The manual can be found either from the homepage --> documentation --> manual
or in the files section of the project. I have tried the links, they do work both. (its a .pdf file)

Also the manual installs on windows, using the setup.exe Then you can find it under Start-Menu --> All Programs --> X11-Basic --> DOCU

There are Matrix calculation routines, like DET(), SOLVE() etc. If you are missing some, let me know.