• 1) I can't get the program to start! It tells me some activex is broken or whatever
• 2) The compiler tells me that i'm missing snasm68k.exe! I don't know where to get his! help k thnx!
• 3) When compiling a program, I get a major error, and a log that give me my 486 registers etc etc
• 4) Okay, the example programs work for me, but when I try to make my own program, I get major errors
• 5) I'm using an 80386 cpu with windows 3.11, will BasiEgaXorz work for me? I can also install Windows 95, will this help?
• 6) On real hardware, reading the joypad gets all fuxored up. I've followed the examples, so is this a bug?
• 7) When I declare an array, and by mistake, access it by doing myvar=12, shouldn't it give an error?
• 8) Hey, will BasiEgaXorz ever become open source?
• 9) Xorz... WHAT THE HECK IS A XORZ?
• 10) I wanna make something more than a "Hello World!" program
• I don't see my question here, how can I get a question added to this FAQ?

• ALL statements must have a white-space in front (ie: a space, or tab)
• ALL labels must not have a white-space in front (you should see this pattern when looking at the example programs =P)
• By default, variables and labels are case sensitive
• If a variable does not end in its appropriate data type identifier symbol (these are: $ for byte/string, % for integer, & for long), then it is assumed that the data type is an integer. This does not apply to the DIM command, since the symbol is ignored, and the keyword identifier is used.
• If an entity in an expression (these are numbers or variables) does not begin with a numeral, constant identifier, or hexidecimal identifier, then it is assumed to be a variable! Even if your number starts with $, it will think it is a variable, and will name your variable like $12345.
• Expressions are evaluated from left to right. The "Order of Operations" everyone has learned in 5th grade does not apply =D! There are exceptions to this though, like using parenthesis ( ), or comparator operators (>, <, >=, <=, =, !=, <>), or logical operators ([and], [or], [xor])
• All hexadecimal values begin with &h, not $
• BasiEgaXorz does not support multi-dimmensional arrays, so if doing myvar(78,90)=23 doesn't give an error, it's still wrong
• Using ; to add on strings to strings does not work when using the storing operator (ie: mystring$="hello "; "world"). This will only work for the PRINT and PUTS command. Alternatively, use the addition + operator
• There are no range checks for arrays. This is so that evaluating arrays can be as fast as possible.

	while 1
		if joypad().0 then goto up
		if joypad().1 then goto down
		if joypad().2 then goto left
		if joypad().3 then goto right
	wend
			

	dim JoyPadTemp as integer
	while 1
		JoyPadTemp=joypad()
		if JoyPadTemp.0 then goto up
		if JoyPadTemp.1 then goto down
		if JoyPadTemp.2 then goto left
		if JoyPadTemp.3 then goto right
		sleep 1
	wend