I/O errors in XB

[+hloberg]

OK, I know it's just somewhere and probably just under my nose but,

I can't seem to find a listing of the I/O errors in extended basic. I looked in the XB manual, the disk manual and couple other manuals.

I'm getting a I/O error 25 in a little database program I am writing and figure out why.

Which book has a list of I/O errors? (got the CYC so got most of the manuals).

thanks, HLO

[Bones-69]

The green BASIC book that comes with the TI has a comprehensive section or errors and covers the I/O erorrs really well. Don't have it with me at the moment, but from memory it is about 3/4 the way through.

[+hloberg]

Thanks, that found it. I clipped those pages out of the .PDF so I would have to go looking for them again next time.

[Bones-69]

Well glad you found it considering the description I gave you. Checking myself I found the actual book was the "User's Reference Guide". At least I got the colour correct, except for all the white, yellow, blue and cyan..... Glad I am not testifying in a court of law.

[+hloberg]

Well glad you found it considering the description I gave you. Checking myself I found the actual book was the "User's Reference Guide". At least I got the colour correct, except for all the white, yellow, blue and cyan..... Glad I am not testifying in a court of law.

 

LOL.

thanks, it was actually the '3/4 through the book' that helped me find it. I had always assumed (you know what they say about assume) that it would be at the end of the book and that was what was throwing me off.

 

P.S. like your site about rocketry. In high school I was actually head of a rocketry club; gosh, that was years ago. I remember I built a model of the Saturn 5. Cost me a fortune a weeks to build. First shot, went up real pretty like for several hundred feet. It then tipped on it's side and made a nose dive straight into the ground chute never deploying. Ah, those were the days.

Edited January 11, 2013 by hloberg