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    Quote Originally Posted by power_speed View Post
    W0 var word
    highin var PORTB 'for input of the inputs pins
    PEEK PORTB, W0 'to take a look at port b and see if
    'if any inputs are high.

    Here are some of the errors I am getting.

    ERROR Line 12: ':' or '=' Expected (Token 'var') (Security.pbc)
    ERROR Line 13: ':' or '=' Expected (Token 'var') (Security.pbc)
    ERROR Line 15: Variable or Constant Expected (Token 'PORTB') (Security.pbc)
    ERROR Line 15: End of Line or ':' Expected (Token ',') (Security.pbc)

    So far this is as far as I have gotten. I am confident that If I can solve these errors I will be better off than I was before.
    Are you using PicBasicPro or PicBasic? Where did you buy it from?

    And I suggest you start off with the standard Blinky LED project if you're just getting into PBP. Get that done and you'll be a lot better off...

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    Default Problem solved!!!!

    I now know what was up. The microcode studio software found the old picbasic that was still installed. I was trying to use picbasic pro commands and it was trying to compile using the picbasic only. I changed that AND no more errors.

    Thank you for your assistance.

    I would still like to know though will the peek command read pins and ports?

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    Quote Originally Posted by power_speed View Post
    I now know what was up. The microcode studio software found the old picbasic that was still installed. I was trying to use picbasic pro commands and it was trying to compile using the picbasic only. I changed that AND no more errors.

    Thank you for your assistance.

    I would still like to know though will the peek command read pins and ports?
    The answer awaits you in the manual.

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    Yep your right about that. Manual is my new best friend as I proceed onward.

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    Quote Originally Posted by power_speed View Post
    Yep your right about that. Manual is my new best friend as I proceed onward.
    I take it that you found the answer to all your questions...at least until next time, yes?

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    Yep all is going well now, except for the if then else things. IT keeps telling me that i have a 'then' not preceeded by an if. Also 'else' not proceeded by an if or a then.

    I suppose A little more study will be required to figure this one out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by power_speed View Post
    Yep all is going well now, except for the if then else things. IT keeps telling me that i have a 'then' not preceeded by an if. Also 'else' not proceeded by an if or a then.

    I suppose A little more study will be required to figure this one out.
    Well then, try this:

    IF you post your code THEN
    somebody around here might be able to help you
    ELSE
    nobody will be able to figure out what you're trying to do
    ENDIF

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