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I stick to Trance on radio via Digitally Imported... It has a nice flow to it, and seamless mixing from one track to another, so it's just so easy to work to.

Though when working in my job, where I have to write a lot of design documents, etc. I'll listen to classical music, or soundtracks from ...

Question: Can I use the TailBite DLL Source code, and directly include that into what I am doing currently, instead of having a separate DLL?
I've not tried it, but I would assume so; however you would need to be careful about global variables, catalog locations, etc.
However it would be ...

Was actually unaware of the SVN on sourceforge.. Thanks :)

If anyone else needs it, since it took me a little while to find it;

http://tailbite.svn.sourceforge.net


Question: Can I use the TailBite DLL Source code, and directly include that into what I am doing currently, instead of having a ...

Though in the case that Tailbite isn't in the Purebasic folder, (for instance, an external ide ), it would be a beneficial feature, especially if the external IDE has ability to compile to different compilers

Hi,

Would it be possible to add an optional parameter to the command line, to enable the user to define which compiler to use?

For instance;


...> Tailbite.exe /COMP "C:\Program Files\Purebasic"


This would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks

I wouldnt go as far as to say it will Never be finished.. My intentions are to perhaps if not complete it myself, create a readable foundation for someone or a group of people to continue its development, thus creating it an open-source achievement that anyone can pitch their time.

It's not dead, just on hold.. I am trying to provide a professional-quality studio software for use with PureBasic, with no budget, and no resources.. All off my own back.


I have a job which I take seriously, so that I will not jeopardise work hours.


This project was to be a act of generosity ...

Not at all. I only briefly looked over your IDE project, and I believe it's a very nice looking interface.. Very user friendly :)


I have been contracted to a company to work with them in quite an exhausting project, which will take up all my time.

I will however still add a few nooks and ...

Since this project has sparked off another project running up against it, I will be putting this one on hold.

Best of luck to the other competing IDE

Userlibs will be serialised, so that if you open a project that requires a userlib that doesnt exist, it will check an online database (would be a future development) for the userlib details etc..

Commands etc can be viewed too, and upon compilation, it will generate a report with all userlibs ...

The source forge page is : https://sourceforge.net/projects/pbdevstud/


No source code yet, and no builds yet, just a couple of screenshots.

I am working a 7 day week so I haven't had any my-time to settle down and polish the source code for distribution, but I will keep things updated on the ...

Just an update.. Didn't know where this post had gone, since no indication was left in the previous board...


A lot more work is being done on it, making the source code editing side of it useful.

The lexer has to be completely written from scratch to account for additional commands available in ...

A slight update:

I'm revising the design of the project tree control manager, to be faster, and more efficient..

I'm also adding a feature of adding custom filters to the project tree, for projects such as 3D Games where media would include materials, models, sounds etc...

So for instance ...

New screenshot uploaded, showing the Project File Tree in action (with basic effect so far);

http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/2615/pbdevstud4.png


As you would expect, it allows quick access to all referenced files in the project, from scripts, to data-section items. You can also add items ...

In terms of compiling for another processor architecture
With the IDE running under an x64 OS, the x64 and x86 versions would appear (to the IDE) to be just two different versions - the only difference being they have x64 or x86 in the version string.


Well if you can launch both PureBasic x86 ...