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Question

New thread here: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/smallbasic/thread/b8b5f9d8-4936-4666-941d-71de10617666

Answer 1

BUG REPORT:

When I do the following line:

TextWindow.Write(ESLMaths.Power(3,3))

It returns 81 when it should have returned 27.

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I am a 10 year old that loves math, games, and computers. "Everyone is potentially great, you just have to turn it into kinetic greatness."

Answer 2

I think that's no bug. 3*3*3 is 81. :)

This looks nice! I will try it out. I look forwar to the ESLFile.Create("") part. :D

Good luck!

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Greetings Timo

Answer 3

A little glitch I noticed, there's no XML comment for the ESLWeb.POSTRequest() and .GETRequest()

So I don't know how to use it...

Answer 4

A little glitch I noticed, there's no XML comment for the ESLWeb.POSTRequest() and .GETRequest()

So I don't know how to use it...

There is a comment in Visual Studio, so I have no idea why it is not showing up. Here are the comments for it:

/// <summary>
/// Make an HTTP "GET" request to the specified URL.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="URL">The URL to make a request to.</param>
/// <param name="arguments">The parameters, in the following format: key=value&key2=value2&key3=value3</param>
/// <returns>The contents of the web response.</returns>

/// <summary>
/// Make an HTTP "POST" request to the specified URL.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="URL">The URL to make a request to.</param>
/// <param name="arguments">The parameters, in the following format: key=value&key2=value2&key3=value3</param>
/// <returns>The contents of the web response.</returns>

Example:

response = ESLWeb.GETRequest("https://{removed}/api/get-ptr/", "action=date")
TextWindow.WriteLine(response)
TextWindow.Read()

The site I used in this example is my test website, so it might be a bit slow and it might not be up all the time.

Answer 5

BUG REPORT:

When I do the following line:

TextWindow.Write(ESLMaths.Power(3,3))

It returns 81 when it should have returned 27.

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I am a 10 year old that loves math, games, and computers. "Everyone is potentially great, you just have to turn it into kinetic greatness."

It'll be fixed for the next release. I had used a <= (greater-than-or-equal-to) rather than a < (greater-than) in my code. This means at least one function will now be inaccurate; this function is Exponent(), which uses Power().

Answer 6

Actually, it isn't 81. 3 * 3 = 9; 9 * 3 = 27.

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I am a 10 year old that loves math, games, and computers. "Everyone is potentially great, you just have to turn it into kinetic greatness."

Answer 7

Hi

Tried your download link but just got a 'Forbidden' screen!!

Jasper Oaktree

Answer 8

Hi

Tried your download link but just got a 'Forbidden' screen!!

Jasper Oaktree

Yes, this is the old thread. You can find the new thread here: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/smallbasic/thread/b8b5f9d8-4936-4666-941d-71de10617666

Answer 9

Liam, if you want we can lock this thread to new posts.

Answer 10

Liam, if you want we can lock this thread to new posts.

Please do, I believe that would be best.