Running program in Emulator from VSCode problem when using an 'autoexec' file.

[jwpyle3]

I've been trying our VSCode to create some simple programs. When I hit CMD+ SHIFT + B and RETURN to run the program in the emulator, it loads the emulator and if I an using an 'autoexec' file I get a syntax error:

Ok
RUN "autoexec
Ok
"hello.aqx"
Syntax error

If I disable the 'autoexec' file then I get this:

Ok
run"hello.aqx"
Hello World!
Ok

Looks like the 'run' is being cut off when the 'autoexec' is executed.

[1stage]

Can you try again in the newest version of the OS/pB?

Also, please list the contents of your autoexec here so we can see them.

(Sorry for the delay. We're back-logged, but you knew that...)

[fvdhoef]

The problem here is that plusBASIC clears the input buffer. So you need to delay your command input until plusBASIC is done processing. If you have an autoexec this will take longer. You can adjust your Makefile to add additional \x1D (delay 500ms) before your RUN command.

[RevCurtisP]

As of v0.23o, if you have SET BREAK OFF as the first statement of your autoexec file, then adding three spaces before the RUN command in your Makefile should fix the issue,

For example

aquarius-emu - t " run progname.bas"