how to save a game

[aapman55 Profile]

i encountered a problem. I have both the save tester and my add in program with highscore on my calc. I have the problem that they both save in the same directory in the main memory. So in my case in <@save>. How can i set the right directory? my add in program with highscore does not show in the main memory with <@..>

[SimonLothar]

i encountered a problem. I have both the save tester and my add in program with highscore on my calc. I have the problem that they both save in the same directory in the main memory. So in my case in <@save>. How can i set the right directory? my add in program with highscore does not show in the main memory with <@..>

The Bfile-main-memory function automatically derives the main-memory-directory-name from the addin's name.
SAVE.G1A uses @SAVE and f. i. NOTEVIEW.G1A uses @NOTEVIE (in case of an addin's namelength of 8, one char is omitted when building the main-memory-dirname). But the directory is not created in the main memory until you create the first file. Did you explicitly create the "SAVE"-file from out of your addin (I mean the other addin, not SAVE.G1A)? If you did, you should inspect the return values of the Bfile-functions. They return error-information in case of failure.

[aapman55 Profile]

i used the save tester as a template. i use the same sequence as there, might that be a problem? because everytime i run save.g1a the highscores are being wiped. and looking in the main memory results that there is no directory for my fbomb add in.

EDIT: hmm i deleted save.g1a and suddenly i do see @fusebom. I will try to put save up again to see what happens

[aapman55 Profile]

ok found the problem causer. It was the function Reset_calc of revolution.h
Everytime it made the directory @fusebom after exiting the program the main memory is brought back to the initial state.