PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
Hi there,
It's probably the last 5.10 beta, we expect the final to be out very soon ! So if you find some major issues, don't hesitate to report it in the appropriate bug forums.
Have fun !
The Fantaisie Software Team
It's probably the last 5.10 beta, we expect the final to be out very soon ! So if you find some major issues, don't hesitate to report it in the appropriate bug forums.
Have fun !
The Fantaisie Software Team
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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6
Thanks Fred - really appreciate your hard work 

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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6
/me wholeheartedly concurs with IdeasVacuum 

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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6
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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6
Thanks!
Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
I just reuploaded a new beta 6 with the slow debugger issue fixed.
Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
Thx, PB on Linux is working again 

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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
Thanks PB Team
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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
Thanks a lot
About the installation process, I don't know if it's right or not but it's written in the terms and conditions :
* programme is French, maybe "software" should be correct ?
Hope I'm not making a mistake

About the installation process, I don't know if it's right or not but it's written in the terms and conditions :
* Demo version ?...The demo version of this programme may be freely distributed provided all
contents, of the original archive, remain intact...
* programme is French, maybe "software" should be correct ?
Hope I'm not making a mistake

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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
'programme' is a perfectly legitimate alternate spelling for 'program'. It's commonly used in the UK and British Commonwealth, while 'program' is (much) more common in the US. But either one is fine.programme is French, maybe "software" should be correct ?
This actually isn't one of the cases of Fred butchering the english language

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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
Should then be replaced by program.
It reminds me of the time when commands like
FrontColor() were actually spelled like FrontColour().


FrontColor() were actually spelled like FrontColour().


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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
@Shield:
Not that I'd wish to start a flame wars or anything (and being french myself I'm not entitled to say anything about it either) but please, pray tell me why you think that US spelling or habits should have preseance over english ones? Hmm?
@Fred and the PB team:
Jolly good show, ol' chaps! Top notch work, as always; Have a cup of tea and a scone on me...
Not that I'd wish to start a flame wars or anything (and being french myself I'm not entitled to say anything about it either) but please, pray tell me why you think that US spelling or habits should have preseance over english ones? Hmm?

@Fred and the PB team:
Jolly good show, ol' chaps! Top notch work, as always; Have a cup of tea and a scone on me...

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Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
Speaking entirely personally - I really love the occasional slight mangling of English by Fred (and team maybe?). As far as I'm concerned it would be a sad day when the Help and other stuff are 100% correct in that respect. Everything can be understood with no problem and as a bonus sometimes I find a phrase that makes me smile - can almost hear that French accent!netmaestro wrote:This actually isn't one of the cases of Fred butchering the english language


More on-topic - all current projects compiled with 5.10 B6 Winx86. Looking good !!
Re: PureBasic 5.10 beta 6 (2nd upload)
First, thanks for the update.
Downloading.
[Little off-topic. Sorry]
and even more for programming languages. Using British English for commands just feels odd to me.
Don't get me started on French...eight years of studying with no results were enough.

Downloading.
[Little off-topic. Sorry]
Apart from personal preferences (and no, I am not American), it is the de-facto standard for computer related topicsKelebrindae wrote:@Shield:
Not that I'd wish to start a flame wars or anything (and being french myself I'm not entitled to say anything about it either) but please, pray tell me why you think that US spelling or habits should have preseance over english ones? Hmm?![]()
and even more for programming languages. Using British English for commands just feels odd to me.
Don't get me started on French...eight years of studying with no results were enough.

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