Alan, I would be really interrested by your tests with Android apps... please don't hesitate to share your results.

im a little confused on the new compiler. all its changed is where the quotation marks go and has added math funtions? confused

The apple device thing will be awesome!

@technopro, something like that yes. It's changed the syntax so, when using Print with multiple variables or parts you must separate them with the + character. Math functions have always been part of EZ-Script. If you haven't used Print in scripts much then it probably wont make much difference to you. A quick look through all of my scripts I've written and very few require updating.

Loving this addition Here's a simple script that speaks current location and heading

Note the smileys are really close brackets! (tips for removing them appreciated)

:top
$alt = Round($Altitude,0)
$lat = Round($Latitude,2)
$lon = Round($Longitude,2)
$Mag = Round($MagneticHeading,0)
If ($lon < 1) 
$token = "minus" 
Else $token = "plus"
endif
Say ("altitude is" + $alt + "Meters")
Say ("location is" + $lat + "latitude")
Say ("by")
Say ($token + $lon + "longitude")
Say ("on a heading of" + $Mag + "degrees")
Sleep (5000)
goto (top)

OK so going through some of my scripts...

Battery Monitor It tells me the following syntax is wrong, should it be wrong? It's an easy fix for the code but a bit of a pain to fix on all scripts.

  Print("C1 " + Round($cell1,2) + "V")

Also, my ifs with or

IF ($cell1 > $vmax or $cell2 > $vmax)

throws this error

28: IF ($cell1 > $vmax or $cell2 > $vmax)
> Error on line 28: Invalid token in expression: [or]

It throws the same error if I put each part in brackets too i.e.

IF (($cell1 > $vmax) or ($cell2 > $vmax))

And with and.

The example code for IF with AND and OR

IF (GetServo(D5) > 20 OR ($x >= 3 and $y < 2))
  Print("Yup!")
ENDIF

throws

Start
Error on line 1: Invalid token in expression: [OR (]
Done (00:00:00.0060003)

Ping Roam This throws an error

Servo($sweepservo, $sweepcenter)

Unknown servo Port: $sweepservo

Can I no longer set the servos ports as variables in the head of the code?

I can't check any further on this script as it was written so it would be simple for community members to use and every Servo() command uses a variable for it's port.

Am I missing something?

Check the latest version

It can't find what I am looking for when I click download, am I being too impatient?

Scrub that, as soon as I posted it I was able to download it.

Ifs with OR and AND work great now And I will update so ports are not variables, since that's best practice anyway (I've never been fond of that method anyway).

Thanks for the update Time to play (and type lots and lots of code - at least it will force me to finish Ping Roam 1.1.1)

Ports will work as variables It's not something I have liked - but I added that functionality back.