Commodore Plus 4 - Page 411

BASIC 3.5 Error Messages 399
23 STRING TOO LONG
This message indicates that a text string is longer than 255 characters, which is the
maximum size accepted by BASIC 3.5.
24 FILE DATA
This message indicates that BASIC has read bad data from a tape file.
25 FORMULA TOO COMPLEX
This message indicates that the current calculation is too long or contains too
many expressions in parentheses.
26 CAN'T CONTINUE
This message indicates that the CONT command you just executed cannot
resume program execution. You may have changed the program after you
stopped it. See CONT.
27 UNDEF'D FUNCTION
This message indicates that the current command refers to a user-defined func
tion that has not been defined in the program. User-defined functions must be
defined in the program before they can be executed.
28 VERIFY
This message appears after you execute a VERIFY command to compare the
current program with one on tape or disk, or when you use VERIFY to search a
tape. The VERIFY message indicates that the program currently in memory is
being compared with the program on tape or disk. If it is followed by the word
ERROR, the program in memory does not match the program on tape or disk.
29 LOAD
This message indicates that the LOAD command just issued was not successful.
Repeat the load.
30 BREAK
When you interrupt a program execution by pressing the STOP key or including
a STOP command, the BREAK message is displayed. BREAK indicates the line
number at which the program was stopped.