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#1

Code to share / Re: Example Intro and HalProm...

Last post by Frank Brübach - Today at 08:59:00 PM

PS Look at this

Movie: A space odyssee by Stanley Kubrick (1968)

Licensing

   This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published in the United States between 1929 and 1977, inclusive, without a copyright notice. For further explanation, see Commons:Hirtle chart as well as a detailed definition of "publication" for public art. Note that it may still be copyrighted in jurisdictions that do not apply the rule of the shorter term for US works (depending on the date of the author's death), such as Canada (50 p.m.a.), Mainland China (50 p.m.a., not Hong Kong or Macao), Germany (70 p.m.a.), Mexico (100 p.m.a.), Switzerland (70 p.m.a.), and other countries with individual treaties.

#2

Code to share / Re: Example Intro and HalProm...

Last post by Frank Brübach - Today at 08:24:22 PM

Thanks for Info yes you are right I will Change it.. I am on Holiday for some days, frank

[Here is the answer:]

#3

Code to share / Re: Example Intro and HalProm...

Last post by Theo Gottwald - Today at 07:15:13 PM

Hello all 👋

Made Last days for me an important Update of HalPromentBasic ...
I have changed some functions and Keywords.. its running all on a 64-bit machine now too

Halpromide Editor Shows at the start a Photo of the Stanley Kubrick film 2001 space odyssee because the hal Name belongs to this movie

**Can you Use Pictures from the Stanley Kubrick Film "2001: A Space Odyssey" in My Software? 🤔**

I have a question regarding the use of images and names from the classic Stanley Kubrick film "2001: A Space Odyssey" in my software. Specifically, I want to know if I can use single pictures from the movie and the name "HAL" without running into legal issues.

Here is the answer:
### Copyright on Images 📸

1. **Images from the Film**:
   - The film "2001: A Space Odyssey" is protected by copyright law. This includes any still images taken from the movie. You cannot legally use these images without permission from the copyright holder.
   - If you want to use images from the film, you would need to seek permission or license them from the rights holder, which is often the studio that produced the film (MGM or Warner Bros).

### Trademark on Names 🏷�

2. **Use of the Name "HAL"**:
   - The name "HAL" from the film is likely trademarked. Using it in your software could lead to trademark infringement issues, especially if it is used in a way that could cause confusion with the original character or brand.
   - To use the name "HAL" legally, you would need to check the trademark status and possibly seek permission from the trademark holder.

### Alternatives 💡

- **Public Domain or Licensed Images**: You could look for images that are in the public domain or available under a suitable license (such as Creative Commons) that explicitly allows commercial use.
- **Generic Names**: Instead of "HAL," you could create an original name for your software to avoid any trademark issues.

### Conclusion ✅

You should not use images from "2001: A Space Odyssey" or the name "HAL" in your software without proper licensing or permission. For a safe and legally sound approach, consider using public domain images and original names. If in doubt, consulting with a legal professional specialized in intellectual property law is recommended.

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Hope this helps! 😊

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#4

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#5

Code to share / Recursive function

Last post by Frank Brübach - Yesterday at 08:19:26 AM

Yes Here WE Go

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' -- recursive function, halProment

''-- a) Case (n = 0) : factorial(0) = 1
''-- b) Case (n > 0) : factorial(n) = n * factorial(n-1)
''-- b) this case calls the function itself: 'Return n * factorial(n - 1)

Function recursiveFactorial (ByVal n As Integer) As Integer
    If n = 0 Then                             '' end condition
        Return 1
    Else                                      '' recursion loop
        Return n * recursiveFactorial(n - 1)  '' recursive call
    End If
End Function

Printy recursiveFactorial(4) ' 24
p? recursiveFactorial(6) ' 720


#6

Code to share / Re: Example Intro and HalProm...

Last post by Zlatko Vid - Yesterday at 07:36:08 AM

Does your Hal support recursive functions ?

#7

Code to share / Increasing number to String

Last post by Frank Brübach - May 13, 2024, 09:15:08 PM

Increasing number to a String Auto Convert

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' -- when a number is assigned to a string, it autoconverts.
' -- halProment Basic
' --

pro flag=10
flag++
printy flag '11

' number to an increasing string
'1)
pstring s="200mona"
s=val(s)+1 '201
printy s 'result: "201"

'2)
pro k
k++
s=val(s)+k
printy s 'result: "202"

'3)
pstring m=" Mona"
pstring st="3000 " + m
st=val(st)+1
printy st + m 'result: 3001 Mona

'4)
pro km=100
km++
pstring m=" Mona"
pstring st="3000 " + m
st=val(st)+val(km)+1
printy st + m 'result: 3102 Mona


#8

Code to share / N String repeat character fb

Last post by Frank Brübach - May 13, 2024, 09:11:38 PM

N-string example from freebasic Convert

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' -- convert from freebasic, april-mai 2024
' -- simple example string / zstring halProment Basic
' -- Generatíng a string of n repeated characters
'
function generateRepeatedChar(character as string, n as Integer) as string
    dim result as pstring = ""
    dim i as integer

    for i = 1 to n
        result = result + character
    next

    return result
end function

' Example usage
dim repeatedString as pstring
repeatedString = generateRepeatedChar("*#", 5)

printy repeatedString ' Output: *#*#*#*#*#

' Create a zString
dim zString as pstring = ""
printy len(zString) ' Output: 0


'In this case, zString is an empty string,
'meaning it contains no characters.
'The length of zString is zero.

dim zString as pstring = "hey"
printy len(zString) ' Output: 3



#9

Code to share / Array redim ubound example

Last post by Frank Brübach - May 13, 2024, 09:08:47 PM

Next example Array redim ubound lbound (Convert from Powerbasic)

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'
' -- array index redim ubound lbound example
' -- halPromentBasic, mai-2024,frank bruebach
'
pindex 1

dim MyArray(10) as integer '1 TO 10
dim i as integer

' Fill the array with some values
for i = LBOUND(MyArray) to UBOUND(MyArray)
    MyArray(i) = i * 10
next i

' Display the values in the array
for i = LBOUND(MyArray) to UBOUND(MyArray)
    printy "MyArray(" + str(i) + ") = " + str(MyArray(i))
next i

' Re-dimension the array to have 15 elements
redim integer MyArray(15) '1 to 15


' Fill the new array elements with some values
for i = UBOUND(MyArray) - 8 to UBOUND(MyArray) '- 4 ' -10
    MyArray(i) = i * 5
next i

' Display the values in the re-dimensioned array
for i = LBOUND(MyArray) to UBOUND(MyArray)
    printy "MyArray(" + str(i) + ") = " + str(MyArray(i))
next i

' ends



#10

Code to share / Info

Last post by Frank Brübach - May 13, 2024, 06:17:25 PM

1) Info: all new and old examples you can find in updated ZIP and rar folder in my Post #17

I couldnt changed the Text anymore in that Post #17 dont know why?

2) If you Like you can have a Look at
GitHub Frankolinox/HalProment-Basic for Download Access and Updates for next weeks and months