Dec 172017
| Allows to check ARC Verbose from quickbasic, VERY, VERY Nice. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| QBARCV.ASM | 18182 | 5910 | deflated |
| QBARCV.BAS | 1504 | 725 | deflated |
| QBARCV.OBJ | 3650 | 2221 | deflated |
| QBARCV.TXT | 776 | 400 | deflated |
| TPCREAD.ME | 199 | 165 | deflated |
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Contents of the QBARCV.TXT file
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The QBARCV program is a routine that is CALLed from
a Quick Basic program. It creates a file called TEMPARC.DIR
which contains a verbose directory listing. If no drive and
path is specified, QBARCV will take advantage of an FilePath
utility.
Installation:
QB yourprog/...;
MASM QBARCV;
LINK yourprog+QBARCV;
Usage:
ARCNAME$="name of file" 'the extension defaults to .ARC
RETCD%=0 'a return code is placed here
' - zero if all okay
' - nonzero if any problems
CALL ARCV (ARCNAME$,RETCD%)
IF RETCD=0 THEN ... 'process TEMPARC.DIR now
The QBARCV program is a routine that is CALLed from
a Quick Basic program. It creates a file called TEMPARC.DIR
which contains a verbose directory listing. If no drive and
path is specified, QBARCV will take advantage of an FilePath
utility.
Installation:
QB yourprog/...;
MASM QBARCV;
LINK yourprog+QBARCV;
Usage:
ARCNAME$="name of file" 'the extension defaults to .ARC
RETCD%=0 'a return code is placed here
' - zero if all okay
' - nonzero if any problems
CALL ARCV (ARCNAME$,RETCD%)
IF RETCD=0 THEN ... 'process TEMPARC.DIR now
December 17, 2017
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