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Bas2Mod Copyright (c) 1992 by John Morris
Bas2Mod - Creates a RBBS-VAR.MOD file from a RBBS-VAR.BAS file.
It operates in a similar manner as VARMOD pgm by Tom
Collins to create a MOD file for his ANSI editor mod.
Bas2Mod, however, is not limited to any specific variable
names.
If you are an author of a set of merges which needs to use a modified
version of RBBS-VAR.BAS, and you would like to include BAS2MOD to
automate the process, you are free to do so, as long as you include
the complete BAS2MOD.ZIP file.
About BAS2MOD
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Some of the popular RBBS mods use a RBBS-VAR.MOD file. It is a modified
version of an RBBS-VAR.BAS file, with the DEF FN statement remarked out.
Also, many mods add variables to the RBBS-VAR.BAS file. Bas2Mod will
do both for you.
Run Bas2Mod with no command line parameters to create a .MOD file from
your .BAS file:
C:\>BAS2MOD
To have Bas2Mod add variables to both your RBBS-VAR.BAS file, and your
RBBS-VAR.MOD file you put the variable names on the command line like so:
C:\>BAS2MOD ZAvailableForChat ZFullScreenEditor
This will add the two variables to the files. Case is significant!
The command line is limited to 128 characters, so if you need to you can
run Bas2Mod as many times as needed to add all of your variables.
Bas2Mod will not add variables more than once! If you input a variable on
the command line which is already in the BAS file, BAS2MOD will leave it
alone.
No Warranties! Back-up your important data often!
Written By:
John Morris
TradeWars Software
I can be reached on my BBS:
The Abandoned Land
(702)359-1303 Voice (limited hours.. I work evenings..)
(702)359-1138 Strictly V32
(702)359-0629 USR-HST
RBBS-NET 8:919/1 or 2 Fidonet 1:213/760 or 761
Bas2Mod Copyright (c) 1992 by John Morris