When using the "Pause" function(just by writing it out), if no spaces are left, SourceCoder renders it as text. As a result, The program fails with a syntax error when a "Pause" function is encountered. Please fix.
You should have posted in this topic, btw. 
That's because the Pause token has a space after it, so it doesn't reparse "Pause" back into the token.
Both of the above are exactly right. This is what is supposed to happen, and it does it this way because the actual TI Basic token "Pause " has a space after it. The same goes for other tokens, like "Disp ". If it doesn't have a space after it, don't put one. Like "sum(".
When in doubt, use the calculator keypad. 
You can use "Pause " to display information.
Please correct me if I'm wrong as it's been years but "Pause L1" is perfectly valid syntax.
Please correct me if I'm wrong as it's been years but "Pause L1" is perfectly valid syntax.
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comicIDIOT wrote:
You can use "Pause " to display information.
Please correct me if I'm wrong as it's been years but "Pause L1" is perfectly valid syntax.
That's correct, and that's why it has a space after it. You can pause on reals/imags (A), lists (L1, LMINE), strings (Str6), and matrices (?) ([A]). Please correct me if I'm wrong as it's been years but "Pause L1" is perfectly valid syntax.
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