diff --git a/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Developer_Notes.html b/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Developer_Notes.html --- a/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Developer_Notes.html +++ b/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Developer_Notes.html @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ Vintage BASIC Developer Notes -

Vintage BASIC Developer Notes 1.0

© 2009, Lyle Kopnicky

I began Vintage BASIC as a class project at the Oregon Graduate +

Vintage BASIC Developer Notes 1.0.1

© 2009, Lyle Kopnicky

I began Vintage BASIC as a class project at the Oregon Graduate Institute. My aim was to demonstrate advanced knowledge of monads in Haskell. It occurred to me that BASIC's dynamic control structures would be diff --git a/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Users_Guide.html b/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Users_Guide.html --- a/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Users_Guide.html +++ b/doc/Vintage_BASIC_Users_Guide.html @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ -

Vintage BASIC User's Guide 1.0

+

Vintage BASIC User's Guide 1.0.1

© 2009, Lyle Kopnicky

Congratulations on installing Vintage BASIC! You are now the @@ -66,13 +66,13 @@ For Windows, you can simply download vintbas.exe, and put it it somewhere in your path. For other systems, consult the download page.

Installation from source

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You can download the source code tarball,  vintage-basic-1.0.tar.gz, from +

You can download the source code tarball,  vintage-basic-1.0.1.tar.gz, from either vintage-basic.net or Hackage.

You should first unpack the tarball using a tool such as tar, 7-Zip or WinZip. Then open a shell/console in -the vintage-basic-1.0 directory, and type: +the vintage-basic-1.0.1 directory, and type: http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/armada/0.1/armada-0.1.tar.gz

  runhaskell Setup.hs configure
@@ -87,10 +87,9 @@

Running Vintage BASIC

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The interpreter consists of one command-line tool, vintbas (vintbas.exe -on Windows). It can take any number of filename parameters, each one -the name of a BASIC source file. By convention (but not fiat), those -should end in .bas. So, if you've written +

The interpreter consists of one command-line tool, vintbas. +It takes one filename parameter, the name of a BASIC source file. +By convention (but not fiat), it should end in .bas. So, if you've written BASIC code and saved it in miracle.bas, you'd run it by typing vintbas miracle.bas.

BASIC diff --git a/src/Basic.hs b/src/Basic.hs --- a/src/Basic.hs +++ b/src/Basic.hs @@ -1,14 +1,20 @@ -import System.Environment(getArgs) +import System.Environment(getArgs,getProgName) +import System.Exit import System.IO -import Language.VintageBasic.Executer(executeFile) -import Language.VintageBasic.BasicMonad(runProgram) +import Control.Monad(unless) import Control.Monad.CPST.DurableTraps(done) import IO.IOStream +import Language.VintageBasic.Executer(executeFile) +import Language.VintageBasic.BasicMonad(runProgram) --- | Runs a list of BASIC programs specified on the command line. +-- | Runs a BASIC program specified on the command line. main :: IO () main = do args <- getArgs + unless (length args == 1) $ do + progName <- getProgName + hPutStrLn stderr ("Usage: " ++ progName ++ " SOURCE_FILE.bas") + exitFailure runProgram (IOStream stdin) (IOStream stdout) $ do sequence_ [executeFile fileName | fileName <- args] done diff --git a/vintage-basic.cabal b/vintage-basic.cabal --- a/vintage-basic.cabal +++ b/vintage-basic.cabal @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ Name: vintage-basic -Version: 1.0 +Version: 1.0.1 Cabal-Version: >= 1.6 Stability: experimental -Synopsis: Interpreter for 1970s-era BASIC +Synopsis: Interpreter for microcomputer-era BASIC Description: An interpreter for what is essentially Microsoft BASIC v2, what you might find on a computer in the late 70s or early