picbasic pro 3 problem printing variable

Remember that it will not finish until it finds at least one decimal character followed by at least one non-decimal character. Once it finds the first decimal character, it will continue looking for more (accumulating the entire multi-digit number) until is finds a non-decimal numeric character. Once the HRSIn command is asked to use the decimal modifier for a particular variable, it monitors the incoming serial data, looking for the first decimal character. The characters that represent decimal numbers are the characters '0' through '9'. The decimal modifier is designed to seek out text that represents decimal numbers. Without the decimal modifier, however, you would have been forced to receive each character ('1', '2' and '3') separately, and then would still have to do some manual conversion to arrive at the number 123 (one hundred twenty three) before you can do the desired calculations on it. If the user running the terminal software pressed the '1', '2' and then '3' keys followed by a space or other non-numeric text, the value 123 will be stored in the variable SERDATA, allowing the rest of the program to perform any numeric operation on the variable. This tells HRSIn to convert incoming text representing decimal numbers into true decimal form and store the result in SERDATA. Notice the decimal modifier in the HRSIn command that appears just to the left of the SERDATA variable. The HRSIn command provides a modifier, called the decimal modifier, which will interpret this for us.

Ook geven ze daar voorbeelden aan met getallen en tekst. Hij kijk nu letter voor letter wat er binnen komt, kijk even in de help file van pic basic (heb ik even niet bij de hand, ik ik kan ook niet even testen )daar staan voorbelden in hoe je tekst moet vergelijken met wat er binnen komt , HRSOUT 'type M voor hoofd menu, of maak uw keuze'

Picbasic pro 3 problem printing variable