I am trying to set the pause character to null or nothing in my startup script by using the set pausechar 0 instead of the default ~. The startup script will compile, but when I try and run the script I get Error 1: Value out of range, are you not able to set the pause character to null using the script?
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Set pausechar to null
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According to the help file, values for this command have to be ASCII 32 to 126, so that is why you are seeing the error.
Are you trying to set the pause character to something other than the tilde so you can transmit it in a string? If so, you can do that by adding the RAW keyword at the end of a transmit command like this:
transmit "string" RAW
Are you trying to set the pause character to something other than the tilde so you can transmit it in a string? If so, you can do that by adding the RAW keyword at the end of a transmit command like this:
transmit "string" RAW
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OK, then the workaround above should get you working without having to change the default pause character.
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