...It says my Say command is wrong but when i used my b command it works what am i doing wrong...

ps. this is a wip simple interpiter (simple is a language i made) also the code above is wrong that was a old version here is the latest of the code

why not just use print or ?

and the issue is there is no space between say and "HI"

i put the space....it just looks weird in the photo.... the error is uninitialized var in 6 me: whaaaa

no you gotta take the space back..

there isn't supposed to be a space in between say and "hi"

this is a simple interpiter (interpiter on ptc i made) im trying to make it simpler for new programmers so if someone says -say "hello world" it works for them

oh no lol thanks tj but there is another problem...it says uninitialized variable in 0:6 whaaa?

you can just use ? as print you know

at the top of the program put VAR SAY

like example of simple language say"my game" makeasprite 0,2 say"this is bob" say"he is a sprite" movesprite 0,100,50 say"sprites move and stuff" (thats how it will work)

this isn't for me tj this is for the people to help newbies be able to program in smilebasic its a library say is print makeasprite is spset and spofs is movesprite and many more commands this is r0.0 on the library

VAR declares a var, such as: (say) [thats the var] =print you have to declare the var

after putting var say at the top of the program it says UNINITIALIZED VARIBLE IN 0:7 (that being the say=print command)

sen me a public key for it and i'll fix it for u

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Key: QKSNNDJ1

i want able to fix it but i did hellp a little bit...i think the say=print is impossible to make work... kay: Q34EB4DD

won't*

PRINT is a command, not a function. It does not return a value, so you can't make SAY equal PRINT.

oh thanks then

Your syntax is wrong Functions are functions and cannot be stored in variables Here this is how you would do it: DEF SAY S$ ?S$ END SAY "Hi"

yea, it works, thats how you'd do it

Thank you so much Simeon, Your always there for the confused.

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