QBASIC (simple problem)

[christaylors]

Hello all.

Here is the little bit I wrote


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LET blah = 0

LET i = 0
FOR i = i TO 255

blah = blah + 1

OPEN "nbget.bat" FOR APPEND AS #blah
PRINT #blah, "nbtstat -A ", "10.0.0.", i, ">> results.txt"
CLOSE

NEXT i
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This is a very very simple deal
It creates the bat file
with the line
nbtstat -A 10.0.0. 1 >> results.txt


I lack any docs so I have very little reference material (just what i've found on the web).
My plea is this
How do I make
PRINT #blah, "nbtstat -A ", "10.0.0.", i, ">> results.txt"

so in the string spit out there are not any spaces in between the strings/variables in the file it creates unless I want them
("i.e. 10.0.0. 1")
(I want it to read "10.0.0.1")

Thanks for any help.

[nick1]

replace PRINT with this
PRINT #blah, "nbtstat -A ", "10.0.0." & i & " >> results.txt"

[BangorDude]

In VB we use a semicolon between variables when we want to to print to the next available space, and a comma when we want to print to the next available section.