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    Default Re: Nice neat code posts

    I have to agree with others here ...not only posting code snippets can be plain ugly....also reading others' old snippets with with the wrong (now incompatible) formatting renders them virtually unreadable.

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    Just testing...

    Copy/Paste from Programmers Notepad
    Code:
    ' 12F675 
    ' 09/05/2011  
    DEFINE OSC 4
    ' SET FOR INTERNAL OSC AND MCLRE OFF
    #CONFIG
        __config _INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT & _WDT_ON & _MCLRE_OFF & _CP_OFF
    #ENDCONFIG
    
    ANSEL=%00000000         ' ADC SET FOR DIGITAL 
    CMCON=7                 ' COMPARATOR SET FOR DIGITAL
    SWITCH_OFF  VAR GPIO.1  ' PUSH BUTTON FOR PUMP OFF
    SWITCH_RUN	VAR	GPIO.2  ' PUSH BUTTON FOR PUMP ON  
    LED_RUN     VAR GPIO.0  ' INDICATE RUN SIGNAL SENT  
    LED_OFF     VAR GPIO.5  ' INDICAT STOP SIGNAL SENT
    TX          VAR GPIO.4  ' DATA SEND PIN
    BAUD        CON 18030	' 18030 = 600 BAUD
    
    START:     ' SEND OFF SIGNAL AT POWER UP
        PAUSE  1000
        HIGH LED_OFF  
        SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,["OFF",13]  
    DO  ' LOOP TO CHECK PUSH BUTTONS
    	DO WHILE SWITCH_RUN = 1     ' CHECK ON PUSH BUTTON
    	   ' IF BUTTON PUSHED
    		HIGH LED_RUN          ' RUN INDICATOR ON
    		LOW LED_OFF           ' OFF INDICATOR OFF
    		PAUSE 50              ' SETTLE TIME
    		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,["RUN",13]
    '		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,[HEX CNT,13]
    	LOOP
    	DO WHILE SWITCH_OFF = 1    ' CHECK OFF PUSH BUTTON
    	   ' IF BUTTON PUSHED
            HIGH LED_OFF          ' OFF INDICATOR ON
    		LOW LED_RUN           ' RUN INDICATOR OFF
    		PAUSE 50              ' SETTLE TIME
    		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,["OFF",13]
    '		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,[DEC CNT,13]
    	LOOP
    LOOP
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    Code:
    ' 12F675 
    ' 09/05/2011  
    DEFINE OSC 4
    ' SET FOR INTERNAL OSC AND MCLRE OFF
    #CONFIG
        __config _INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT & _WDT_ON & _MCLRE_OFF & _CP_OFF
    #ENDCONFIG
    
    ANSEL=%00000000         ' ADC SET FOR DIGITAL 
    CMCON=7                 ' COMPARATOR SET FOR DIGITAL
    SWITCH_OFF  VAR GPIO.1  ' PUSH BUTTON FOR PUMP OFF
    SWITCH_RUN	VAR	GPIO.2  ' PUSH BUTTON FOR PUMP ON  
    LED_RUN     VAR GPIO.0  ' INDICATE RUN SIGNAL SENT  
    LED_OFF     VAR GPIO.5  ' INDICAT STOP SIGNAL SENT
    TX          VAR GPIO.4  ' DATA SEND PIN
    BAUD        CON 18030	' 18030 = 600 BAUD
    
    START:     ' SEND OFF SIGNAL AT POWER UP
        PAUSE  1000
        HIGH LED_OFF  
        SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,["OFF",13]  
    DO  ' LOOP TO CHECK PUSH BUTTONS
    	DO WHILE SWITCH_RUN = 1     ' CHECK ON PUSH BUTTON
    	   ' IF BUTTON PUSHED
    		HIGH LED_RUN          ' RUN INDICATOR ON
    		LOW LED_OFF           ' OFF INDICATOR OFF
    		PAUSE 50              ' SETTLE TIME
    		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,["RUN",13]
    '		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,[HEX CNT,13]
    	LOOP
    	DO WHILE SWITCH_OFF = 1    ' CHECK OFF PUSH BUTTON
    	   ' IF BUTTON PUSHED
            HIGH LED_OFF          ' OFF INDICATOR ON
    		LOW LED_RUN           ' RUN INDICATOR OFF
    		PAUSE 50              ' SETTLE TIME
    		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,["OFF",13]
    '		SEROUT2 TX, BAUD,[DEC CNT,13]
    	LOOP
    LOOP
    Last edited by mackrackit; - 14th September 2011 at 15:38.
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    Default Re: Nice neat code posts

    The problem lies with most of the IDEs/editors. They use a varying number of spaces for tabs - some allow users to specify the value. As Mr. E noted, most have a convert tabs to spaces function but the simplest thing to do is to make your various editors agree on how many spaces make a tab or always use spaces rather than tabs.

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    OK... I'll jump in here with a question

    In order to go back and reclaim those posts that were originally posted with HTML (when it was allowed)...

    Would it be possible to re-enable HTML, for a short time, then copy the code that was posted and paste back in the code, without the HTML, then dis-able the HTML??

    Thus re-covering the VALUABLE code examples that have for now been lost.

    This might entail a lot of manual work... but there are VALUABLE code examples, like LCD BARGRAPHS, that are currently unusable.

    I sure hate to see all those posts and thread lost.
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    As time permits and when I run across those I convert them to BB code.

    Let me know where they are and I will add them to the list.
    Dave
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    Quote Originally Posted by Heckler View Post

    This might entail a lot of manual work... but there are VALUABLE code examples, like LCD BARGRAPHS, that are currently unusable.
    Yeah, that was the one I gave up trying to read just a couple of nights ago...

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...?t=2359&page=1

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    Quote Originally Posted by HankMcSpank View Post
    Yeah, that was the one I gave up trying to read just a couple of nights ago...

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...?t=2359&page=1
    That is one that the converter did not like. I just tried it again and no luck. Darrel should be able to fix it quicker than me hand coding it being he has the source code...
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    I always have MCSP set to "convert tabs to spaces". I tried to attach my source but, it didn't "take". I'll send you a link instead.

    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/566712/GetNumber_part.bas
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    Straight from the link...
    Who knows... but what browser do you use? It maybe something other than the code editor.
    Code:
    '**************************************************************** 
    '*  Name    : Number Input routine                             *
    '*  Author  : Charles Linquist                                  *
    '*  Notice  : Copyright (c) 2011 Charles Linquist               *
    '*          : All Rights Reserved                               *
    '*  Date    : 9/13/2011                                         *
    '*  Version : 1.0                                               *
    '*  Notes   : For the forum                                     *
    '*          :                                                   *
    '****************************************************************
    
            DEFINE OSC 40                                                           
            DEFINE NO_CLRWDT 1
            DEFINE _18F8723 1
            DEFINE HSER_RCSTA 90H
            DEFINE HSER_TXSTA 20H                                                   
            DEFINE HSER_CLROERR 1
            define HSER_BAUD 9600
    
           
    
            Keyin var byte
            Maxnum var byte
            YY var word
            POSN var byte
            IsNeg var bit
            AllowNeg var bit
            TimedOut var bit
            InputString var byte [10]
            Result Var word
            XN var byte
    
            BS CON 8
            ESC cON 27
            LF con 10
            SP con 32
            CR con 13
    
            TRISC = %10111111  ; Just for the serial port
    topp:        
           allowneg = 1
            
      hserout [CR,Lf,"Input a number "]
       gosub getnum
       hserout [CR,LF,"You entered "]
       
       IF isneg = 1 then 
          Hserout [SDEC Result,CR,LF]
        ELSE
          hserout [dec Result,CR,LF]
        ENDIF  
       
       Goto topp        
            
    
    GetNum:
            Result = 0
            MaxNum = 5     ; set for max number of digits you will accept
            YY = 1
            POSN=0
            IsNeg = 0
            TimedOut = 0
            ArrayWrite InputString,[Rep $FF\8]  ; Fill with $FF
     
    GetMoreN:              
            HSERIN 9000,InputTimeout,[Keyin]
                IF Keyin = ESC THEN ZeroNum
                If Keyin = CR THEN DunInputn
                If allowNeg then
                IF Keyin = "-" and Posn = 0 THEN 
                    IsNeg = 1
                    Hserout ["-"]
                    goto GetMoreN
                ENDIF 
                endif   
                IF Keyin = BS THEN
                   HSEROUT [BS,SP,BS]
                   IF POSN > 0 THEN
                      POSN = POSN - 1
                      InputString [POSN] = $FF
                      GOTO GetMoreN
                   ENDIF   
                ENDIF
            IF Keyin < "0" or Keyin > "9" THEN GetMoreN 
            HSEROUT [Keyin]
            InputString [POSN] = Keyin - "0"
            IF POSN >= (MaxNum -1) THEN DunInputN
            POSN = POSN +1
            GOTO GetMoreN
    DunInputN:
    
           More code here
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    I guess next time I'll just send you my code and you can post it!
    Charles Linquist

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charles Linquis View Post
    I guess next time I'll just send you my code and you can post it!
    OK, That will work too
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