04-01-2024, 09:37 PM
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For now I am planning to use Latin characters to write words for my native language.
After all, Small Basic will not accept the names of variables and subroutines that are written in non-Latin characters. I'm right?
But, I’m interested in what the “#define” directive, which exists, for example, in the C++ language, can do.
Can this directive replace Cyrillic characters with Latin characters?
If the directive can do this, then a declaration section for variable and subroutine names located at the beginning of the program code file would solve our problem.
For now I am planning to use Latin characters to write words for my native language.
After all, Small Basic will not accept the names of variables and subroutines that are written in non-Latin characters. I'm right?
But, I’m interested in what the “#define” directive, which exists, for example, in the C++ language, can do.
Can this directive replace Cyrillic characters with Latin characters?
If the directive can do this, then a declaration section for variable and subroutine names located at the beginning of the program code file would solve our problem.