G'day
I am looking for any examples of using Push, Poke, Peek, etc in Hotpaw Basic and whether I can use them to store a value from one program so it can be accessed from another.

Vic Pollard

On Friday, March 25, 2011 at 11:05:36 AM UTC+11, R.Nicholson wrote:

On Mar 24, 10:46 am, Fred McKenzie <fm...@aol.com> wrote:

In article <1300933040.21212.9.camel@timeshare>,
 Tom Lake <tl...@twcny.rr.com> wrote:

Nicholson's HotPaw Basic for iOS (iPhone, iPad and iPod) is the best BASIC interpreter I've found for iOS

Hey, thanks!

I have HotPaw on my iPad and just installed the latest update, but I'm
just getting started figuring it out.  I see it has a way to send eMail from within a program, but I haven't found out how to transfer BASIC programs from the desktop computer into the iPad.

Is there a way to transfer programs to and from the iPad that I've
missed?  Or, is typing an entire program the only alternative?

Apple's iOS App store rules very explicitly prohibit apps from
being able to download any executable source code. What,
exactly, that means, only Apple knows for sure. But apparently
typing BASIC source code into a command line is currently not
considered a violation of their rule against downloadable source
code to an interpreter (as was the case until around September
of 2010).

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