Help Documentation
Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2017 10:44 pm
I often find it difficult to locate a command in the Help notes because it is not always obvious which section to look in. (This is especially true when first learning Smart BASIC). For example GET, OPTION, SET appear in 4 or more different sections.
Therefore I have compiled an index of commands, listing what sections they are found in. I have posted it on Google Drive at:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... nRZX2RTa00 (SEE NEW LINK below. This one doesnt work any more).
(I think there is a place on this forum for such posts, but I can't find it).
NOTE: This index is NOT a description of the commands - it is only to help find the command you are looking for in the Help notes. You still may need to look in the Help notes for the exact syntax.
Feel free to suggest additions or changes to this. It is somewhat abbreviated in order to keep it short - usually only sample arguments are listed for each command. Also I have not listed every command e.g. only COS() is listed - you would assume that SIN() and TAN() are in the same section.
UPDATED LINK:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... ue&sd=true
The old one doesn't work any more.
Therefore I have compiled an index of commands, listing what sections they are found in. I have posted it on Google Drive at:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... nRZX2RTa00 (SEE NEW LINK below. This one doesnt work any more).
(I think there is a place on this forum for such posts, but I can't find it).
NOTE: This index is NOT a description of the commands - it is only to help find the command you are looking for in the Help notes. You still may need to look in the Help notes for the exact syntax.
Feel free to suggest additions or changes to this. It is somewhat abbreviated in order to keep it short - usually only sample arguments are listed for each command. Also I have not listed every command e.g. only COS() is listed - you would assume that SIN() and TAN() are in the same section.
UPDATED LINK:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... ue&sd=true
The old one doesn't work any more.