Re: programming: how to EQUate a semicolon ?

JJ,

> `EQU` is for defining a constant. It can't work like a macro.

Whut?  I didn't try to suggest that.  I just mentioned a macro as a solution 
to my problem. You know, instead of

foo EQU ;

I used

foo macro args:rest
endm

, which Works like a charm.

> In term of value/data, `;` is valid only as a character/string.
> So you're missing something.

:-) Why did you think I posted this question ?

I tried a number of methods.  Including using TEXTEQU and putting the 
semicolon between "<" and ">" (which I imagined should work for EQUates as 
(double)quotes work for DB).

Alas, the line was cut off (as shown in the .LST file) at the semi-colon 
every time. :-|

Regards,
Rudy Wieser