Hi, > the 8 is the (IEC) device number, with a unit number it would be > > LOAD "0:*",8,1 > > and this IS very uncommon. you wont see anyone typing this out on a c64 :) > > ..... and now i realised "unit" is ambigous in this context, and i > misunderstood you :) (its really used for both the device- and the drive- > number, depending on context) Okay, let's try to sort this out. I originally started to call the beast unit because the variable I want to get rid of is called _curunit. Now I seem to understand that I'm talking about the device number. So rephrasing it: My current proposal is to re-interpret the filename "1:name" as not refering to drive 1 on/in the current device but rather as refering to device 1. To my understanding this cannot cause any issue with filenames because "1:" would have been treated by the device specially anyway. The obvious restricting is that it isn't possible anymore to refer to drive 1 this way anymore. To do this one would have to use "8:1:name" which would refer to drive 1 on/in device 8. Regards, Oliver ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Fri Aug 10 19:17:16 2012
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