New QB64 way of defining multiple variables of the same type on a line (e.g. As Integer x, y, z) does not work in custom type declarations. #56

grymmjack · 2023-06-09T03:11:49Z

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…same type on a line (#56)

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New QB64 way of defining multiple variables of the same type on a line (e.g. As Integer x, y, z) does not work in custom type declarations. #56

New QB64 way of defining multiple variables of the same type on a line (e.g. As Integer x, y, z) does not work in custom type declarations. #56

grymmjack commented Jun 9, 2023

New QB64 way of defining multiple variables of the same type on a line (e.g. As Integer x, y, z) does not work in custom type declarations. #56

New QB64 way of defining multiple variables of the same type on a line (e.g. As Integer x, y, z) does not work in custom type declarations. #56

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grymmjack commented Jun 9, 2023