| From: | James L Boyd |
| Date: | 1 Aug 2000 at 02:39:18 |
| Subject: | Re: String Constants |
> > I'm really not sure what you're after, but I know that you can get the
> > length of the string from &a$-4 (ie. address of a$ minus 4)...any use?
>
> Partially. It does tell me more about the String format.
>
> What I'm after is to define string constants in my program rather than
> assign string variables. Something like
> Then I can use this as a source in a move e.g.
>
> Something$ = MyString$
>
> but not as a destination
>
> MyString$ = SomeThing$ ; Invalid
>
> The point is to cut down on initialization time and excutable size.
Hmm, I hope you'll post the finished article, cos I have no idea what you
mean :)
See ya,
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