I have 3 compiler options: - Linux - Console - shared.so
I did a test with "Linux" in place of the 'normal used' "console" option. But I get it not working. And strange, in the early begin I was testing Purebasic, all console examples (and some of my own little tests ...
For Notepad Next I found a "NotepadNext.ini" file: /home/rudy/.var/app/com.github.dail8859.NotepadNext/config/NotepadNext/NotepadNext.ini
2e Edit: Finaly I have installed Kate (=KWrite) the Linux KDE editor. There you can set an option to "Purebasic", to recognice the pb syntax.... And You have a ...
I installed Notepad Next in Linux (Notepadqq does not work on Linux). But at this moment You can not use it p.e. to compile. There is already an option in the preferences to select for "Purebasic". Works well, and you can also use the settings of the other languages for the PB listing. I have been ...
Thanks Paul, But its an exe-file and does not work in Linux. I even tryed it to lance via wine. Now I'm searching a second editor to do the job, tested already with Geany and Notapad++ but got it not working. I did also a test, copy my .pb file to .bas file and than open it in Geany, but I need to ...
I think the PB IDE is a fantastic programming environment, but I think it's poor for a super modern IDE that we have not printing options to a printer. Those who want to print in colors install another IDE that makes this possible, a utility to print in colors anyway, or they are forced to print it ...
Hello, As a new PB user I have a large number of old basic programs of which I convert several to Purebasic.
I caught myself that I needed a lot of time again and again to convert the old basic syntax with tab(x), printusing "#####...." etc... to Purebasic. Especially a multi-dim. array to print ...
Second time I'm sorry, this afternoon I didn't have time to test your program. (Groceries, partner stays home late..., cooking instead of programming...).
Thanks for your tip (Preferences PB IDE...), I changed them.
I'm very curious about the result of what you programmed, and hope to be able to ...