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--- detokeniser [2018/03/31 13:19] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ detokeniser [2024/01/05 00:22] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 =====Detokeniser=====
-//by Jon Ripley, January 2008, May 2011//\\ \\  The //FNdetokenise// function listed below accepts a string containing either a tokenised program line or tokenised code and returns a string containing detokenised code:\\
+//by Jon Ripley, January 2008, May 2011//
+The //FNdetokenise// function listed below accepts a string containing either a tokenised program line or tokenised code and returns a string containing detokenised code:
+<code bb4w>
         DEF FNdetokenise(S$)
         IF S$ = "" OR S$ = CHR$0+CHR$255+CHR$255 THEN =""
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         NEXT i%
         =O$
-\\
+</code>
 ==== Using FNdetokenise to list the error line ====
-\\ //FNdetokenise// is useful to [[/Listing%20the%20line%20an%20error%20occurs%20in%20ON%20ERROR|list the source code of a line when one occurs]].\\ \\
+//FNdetokenise// is useful to [[/Listing%20the%20line%20an%20error%20occurs%20in%20ON%20ERROR|list the source code of a line when one occurs]].
 ==== Using FNdetokeniser to write a Quine ====
-\\  Using //FNdetokenise// it is possible to write a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_%28computing%29|Quine]], that is, a program which when run outputs its own listing:\\
+Using //FNdetokenise// it is possible to write a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_%28computing%29|Quine]], that is, a program which when run outputs its own listing:
+<code bb4w>
         P% = PAGE
         WHILE (!P% AND &FFFFFF) <> &FFFF00
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         ENDWHILE
         END
-In the author's opinion using this method or ***LIST** to write a Quine is cheating.\\ \\
+</code>
+In the author's opinion using this method or ***LIST** to write a Quine is cheating.
 ==== Using the built-in detokeniser ====
-\\  The BBC BASIC for Windows interpreter has a built-in detokeniser accessed using the ***LIST** command that detokenises a specified file and outputs the listing on the current output device. Whilst it is possible to write a simpler looking detokeniser utilising ***LIST** the resulting routine is significantly slower due to the number of file operations required.\\ \\
+The //BBC BASIC for Windows// and //BBC BASIC for SDL 2.0// interpreters have a built-in detokeniser accessed using the ***LIST** command that detokenises a specified file and outputs the listing on the current output device. Whilst it is possible to write a simpler looking detokeniser utilising ***LIST** the resulting routine is significantly slower due to the number of file operations required.
+<code bb4w>
         DEF FNdetokenise(S$)
         IF S$="" OR S$=CHR$0+CHR$255+CHR$255 THEN =""
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         SYS "DeleteFile", $$T%
         =S$
-\\ \\ **Do not use** this version in production code.
+</code>
+**Do not use** this version in production code.