All,

 A friend of mine has been asking me for some routines in BASIC that he 
 can use in his experimentation and applications.   I have written a few 
 as well as given him a couple that I didn't write, that solved his problem.

 There are several good books on the market that deal with BASIC, ASSEMBLY,
 PASCAL, FORTH, Etc. but I havent found any yet that give you complete
 examples.   Most are just code snippets or theoretical (and untried)
 concepts.

 I'd like to change that.  So I'm asking to see if anyone has any particular
 code or routines they'd like to share.  They can be in any variation of
 Basic.  What I'd like to do is compile a book full of these routines along
 with an explanation of what it does, how it works, etc, etc, and make it
 available to anyone who wants it.  
 
 What do you think of the idea?   Good, Bad or Indifferent?
 I don't plan on this being a profit making venture, just a cookbook, if you
 will, of routines that solve everyday problems that everyone has access
 to.  I initially will post this to my website and see how it goes. 
 Sort of like the PICLIST software collection, but in something other
 than Assembly language.

 Let me know what you think.


                                              Regards,

                                                Jim

 

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