Sorry Brian - You can't expect us to fix or debug your instructions if 
you don't give us any of your instructions that does the work.

I did mention earlier today that allowing the user to make several 
windows could be problematic.

However, that problem is solved as a side effect in the next example 
coming soon. It sets a global variable for the current output window 
and whenever there is an output command being interpreted, a WINDOW 
OUTPUT gWindowNum is executed. The rest of the interpreter's output is 
directed to window 1.

And remember to break your problem down into small parts or test 
programs that can more easily be tested before including it in your 
larger project.

The example in the next e-mail should make your work easier.

-Stu


On Dec 18, 2005, at 6:18 PM, <bheibert@...> wrote:

>
> I have created a Window command (or statement)
> the problem I am having is when I have a command after the window 
> statment the PRINT command seems to have no effect
> like I will type
> WIN 1 1 Hello
> PRINT Hello World
>
> and the Hello World does not go in to the window
>
> Brian
>
> PS: The way my code works it needs 1 1 or 2 2 or 3 3
> to display the window that isn't a bug I don't think
>
> --
>
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