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BASIC Developer & Support Resources => Open Forum => Topic started by: eoredson on November 14, 2018, 09:39:48 PM
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I recently noted a user who wants a program that converts old QB11/45 binary saved files to ascii..
Any ideas?
Erik.
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I would install DOSBox and find a copy of QuickBASIC on the web to load the binaries snd save them as text.
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I know Qbasic itself will do it one by one, but he has 200 files and wants a program to do them in a batch file.
Erik.
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Worse case, it shouldn't take more than an hour to do them one by one. If that is too much of a hassle, the code wasn't worth converting in the first place.
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Ok, thanks, I was just curious if anyone had ever heard of such a program :-\
Erik.
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I used to use QB to generate DOS Batch files in order to automate tedious, repetitive tasks.
A text file with a one-per-line list of the QB files for input should allow the generation of a batch to do the conversion.
Mind you, I never saved *anything* in bytecode format from QB - I like to edit my files in somethingelse, after all.