Array and IF - THEN

[Gusse]

Hi Darrel,

At the moment I don't have PBP2.60, still working with 2.50c.
I was wondering what is benefit to upgrade to 2.60, but now I see it clearly
This parse script is something new and ARRAYREAD -function is great.

So in Mainloop, after DEBUGIN, I should call parse? Sounds so easy!

<code><font color="#000000">Mainloop:
    <b>DEBUGIN </b>1000, Mainloop, [<b>STR </b>Data_Array\4]
    <b>GOSUB </b>Parse
    <b>GOTO </b>Mainloop
<b>END </b></code>

PBP 2.60 will definitely be on my "Wish List".

BR,
-Gusse-

[Charles Linquis]

Darrel,

Perfect!

I was just in the process of writing my own routines to do the same thing.
I was comparing element 1 in an array with every element in the second array, then element 2 in the first array against every element in the second. If I found a match, I would increment the pointers to both arrays and compare again.
What a mess that was!

Of course, your routine is better/faster/smaller.

Thanks!

[Darrel Taylor]

So in Mainloop, after DEBUGIN, I should call parse? Sounds so easy!

You got it! And hopefully it is...

I was just in the process of writing my own routines to do the same thing.

I was working on a NMEA sentence parser, and Gusse's problem seemed to fit right in.

I may have killed 3 birds with one stone

Hope it works,

[Gusse]

You got it! And hopefully it is...


I was working on a NMEA sentence parser, and Gusse's problem seemed to fit right in.

I may have killed 3 birds with one stone

Hope it works,

Now I can confirm that Darrel's code is working well.
Thank You very much!

BR,
-Gusse-