There's a bug if you use it in BBC BASIC - get gibberish at end of error message if an unknown command is found. Think I know what it is - will fix. Will also add help text for the new SET CONSOLE command for Quark.

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I have this merged into the Console8 codebase a little while ago, so it's been getting a bit of use... there's a bug that @lennart-benschop spotted there with HELP with no argument not working - it reports an error, possibly the same problem you've observed. AgonPlatform/agon-mos#25

I did try to have a look to understand why that bug was happening, but I couldn't work out why - the code looked fine to me. 🤷 Hopefully you'll have more luck @breakintoprogram 😁

I have this merged into the Console8 codebase a little while ago, so it's been getting a bit of use... there's a bug that @lennart-benschop spotted there with HELP with no argument not working - it reports an error, possibly the same problem you've observed. AgonConsole8/agon-mos#25

I did try to have a look to understand why that bug was happening, but I couldn't work out why - the code looked fine to me. 🤷 Hopefully you'll have more luck @breakintoprogram 😁

Yes, it was returning -1 if it failed, an invalid error code. I've set this to 20 which is (in mos_errors) Invalid Command. It'll output the error automatically. I'll add some belts and braces into the error output code so that doesn't happen.

int mos_cmdHELP(char *ptr) {
	int i;
	int found = 0;
	char *cmd;

	mos_parseString(NULL, &cmd);
	if (cmd != NULL && strcasecmp(cmd, "all") == 0)
		cmd = NULL;

	for (i = 0; i < sizeof(mosCommands) / sizeof(mosCommands[0]); ++i) {
		if (cmd == NULL) 
			printCommandInfo(&mosCommands[i]);
		else
			if (strcasecmp(cmd, mosCommands[i].name) == 0) {
				printCommandInfo(&mosCommands[i]);
				found = 1;
			}
	}

	if (cmd != NULL && !found) {
		return 20;
	}
	return 0;