programming JustBASIC BASIC sundials sun dials
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x11-BASIC
a free BASIC system
usbstorage/sdcard/bas is where programs must reside but placing them there
does not mean x11-basic will find them, because HELP is wrong...
phone \bas put them here instead
http://x11-basic.sourceforge.net/
The BASIC sysntax for IF, FOR, and functions differs from other BASIC implementations such as JustBASIC.
However, I have the following programs working for the Android.
AndroidHdial.bas a simple latitude corrected hDial with longitude correction
supports decimal lat and long
AndroidAlmanac.bas sunrise, set, alt and azi, eot and long corr
improved August 18, 2013 with users lat/long now shown
and cleaned up prompts
I am not putting a lot of effort into this because better tools exist such as the spreadsheets. This exists only for one reason,
namely that you can play with it if you are into BASIC. The X11-BASIC system also works on Windows. Bring up
X11-BASIC, enter:- LOAD "AndroidAlmanac.bas" and then RUN and follow the prompts. The almanac has
extra code that works but is commented out to conserve the android screen.
a free BASIC system
usbstorage/sdcard/bas is where programs must reside but placing them there
does not mean x11-basic will find them, because HELP is wrong...
phone \bas put them here instead
http://x11-basic.sourceforge.net/
The BASIC sysntax for IF, FOR, and functions differs from other BASIC implementations such as JustBASIC.
However, I have the following programs working for the Android.
AndroidHdial.bas a simple latitude corrected hDial with longitude correction
supports decimal lat and long
AndroidAlmanac.bas sunrise, set, alt and azi, eot and long corr
improved August 18, 2013 with users lat/long now shown
and cleaned up prompts
I am not putting a lot of effort into this because better tools exist such as the spreadsheets. This exists only for one reason,
namely that you can play with it if you are into BASIC. The X11-BASIC system also works on Windows. Bring up
X11-BASIC, enter:- LOAD "AndroidAlmanac.bas" and then RUN and follow the prompts. The almanac has
extra code that works but is commented out to conserve the android screen.
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