02-03-2020, 06:42 PM
the compiler DON'T CARE about the -D DISABLE_SCROLL
now printing with semicolon and without semicolon have the same behaviour
with and without -D DISABLE_SCROLL
let me explain
if you print with semicolon don't scroll
whether you put -D DISABLE_SCROLL or not
if you print without semicolon, then there is scroll
whether you put -D DISABLE_SCROLL or not
now the problem is "fixed" in the way that mimics the spectrum behaviour
but not is stopping all the scroll with -D DISABLE_SCROLL if you print without semicolon
now you can forget the -D DISABLE_SCROLL because the behaviour now is like the spectrum
or you can add the -D DISABLE_SCROLL to disable the scroll ALWAYS with and without semicolon as an option
now printing with semicolon and without semicolon have the same behaviour
with and without -D DISABLE_SCROLL
let me explain
if you print with semicolon don't scroll
whether you put -D DISABLE_SCROLL or not
if you print without semicolon, then there is scroll
whether you put -D DISABLE_SCROLL or not
now the problem is "fixed" in the way that mimics the spectrum behaviour
but not is stopping all the scroll with -D DISABLE_SCROLL if you print without semicolon
now you can forget the -D DISABLE_SCROLL because the behaviour now is like the spectrum
or you can add the -D DISABLE_SCROLL to disable the scroll ALWAYS with and without semicolon as an option