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--- en:pfw:base-ffbase [2023-09-04 18:11] – ↷ Seite von pfw:base-ffbase nach en:pfw:base-ffbase verschoben uho
+++ en:pfw:base-ffbase [2024-10-20 23:31] (current) – Ausdruck etwas klarer hier und da. mka
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-Creates a word, called ''%%HX.%%''HX` will set the numeric base to 16, but ONLY for the word following it. It deals correctly with definitions being compiled, definitions being executed and values.
+Creates a word, called ''%%HX%%'' that will set the numeric base to 16, but ONLY for the word following it. It deals correctly with definitions being compiled, definitions being executed and values.
-The name ''%%FFBASE%%'', by the way, come from the Dutch word 'even'. It means 'for a short while'. This in colloquial language is pronounced 'effen', which is also the plural of 'F'. So ''%%FFBASE%%'' in Dutch is pronounced 'EffenBase' and it gives a different numeric base for a very short while.
+The name ''%%FFBASE%%'', by the way, came from the Dutch word 'even'. It means 'for a short while'. This in colloquial language is pronounced 'effen', which is also the plural of 'F'. So ''%%FFBASE%%'' in Dutch is pronounced 'EffenBase' and it gives a different numeric base for a very short while.
-It should be mentioned that in this phrase ''%%: .hex  hx . ;%%'' ''%%BASE%%'' is set to hex while ''%%.%%'' (dot) is compiled! So this ''%%HX%%'' has no effect.
+It should be mentioned that in this phrase ''%%: .hex  hx . ;%%'' the ''%%BASE%%'' is set to hex while ''%%.%%'' (dot) is compiled, but not at runtime! So this ''%%HX%%'' has no effect.
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