Create sub to qbasic style

[Tolo68]

Hello everyone
It is possible to create a sub with this style ???

Sub MySub ( x, y), z
Print x
Print y
Print z
End Sub

I've read that it can be done with macros, but I'm not sure

Thank you

[fxm]

See Syntax for procedures that use (x,y) coordinates

[caseih]

Curious as to why you'd want to use such a syntax style?

Obviously style is subjective, but I've always found this aspect of traditional BASIC syntax questionable.

[Tolo68]

See Syntax for procedures that use (x,y) coordinates

Thanks fxm, it went well for me!!!!
Now to see if this is possible...

Sub MySub ( x1, y1)-(x2, Y2), Var1 , Var2

What would it be to draw a QBasic-style line, the previous one was for Pset( X, Y), Color
I guess it could, because the GFXLIB library uses this syntax.
Greetings

[paul doe]

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I guess it could, because the GFXLIB library uses this syntax.
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It uses the syntax for compatibility. Why would anybody want to use it willingly baffles me...

[Tolo68]

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I guess it could, because the GFXLIB library uses this syntax.
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It uses the syntax for compatibility. Why would anybody want to use it willingly baffles me...

Sorry Paul Doe, I unintentionally reported you.

Yes, it is to be compatible with VB6 syntax, which was the same as Qbasic. Best regards

[fxm]

See Syntax for procedures that use (x,y) coordinates

Like one of my previous posts (link above), I would suggest at most a syntax like:
MySub pt(X1, Y1), pt(X2, Y2), Var1, Var2