PureBasic OpenSource Projects

Kwai chang caine · **Posted:** Thu Jan 16, 2020 10:29 pm

captain_skank wrote:

Bloody hell KWAI - nearly spat me tea out all over the monitors

Excuse me, for the thea for tea, it's not often that the screens are waterproof :lol:

@all
Thanks a lot my friends for your funny and kinds MASTERS words

The hardest part was getting into kate's dress and not throwing up on it, during the whole crossing :oops:

Josh wrote:

I don't even want to know what Leonardo DiCaprio does with KCC during these kinds of movements

I don't know why he needed such a big lighter, mainly on a boat :shock:

I must say that on the titanic, there were only candlesticks to light :mrgreen:

#Null wrote:

I guess he has a plugin in development.

Even if it's di caprio, the "trip" of KCC si not with actors, even if he have a "pluggin"....KCC love programmers and their pluggins :mrgreen:

FlatEarth · **Joined:** Tue Jan 28, 2020 10:17 am **Posts:** 65

has anyone started a project with this open source or make a useful and practical change in IDE?

Fred · **Posted:** Wed Jan 29, 2020 11:54 am

Sure just look at the list of the pull requests

kenmo · **Joined:** Tue Dec 23, 2003 3:54 am **Posts:** 1854

Hi Fred, about the IDE project,

I know the GitHub repo is new and you've been busy on compiler bugfixes (thanks!) but who is in charge of reviewing and closing Pull Requests? Is the plan to review many at once (similar to how you mark many bugs Fixed at once)?

I've had one feature accepted (add Escape hotkey to Build All window) but other PR's from me and others have been sitting idle, some over 1 month. Even simple changes.

My personal goal is to convert my tiny IDE tools into native features -- not big drastic changes.
I have ~3 features ready to submit, and a todo list of 10+ more I would love to work on (and I won't be offended if they're rejected or edited!) but the lack of GitHub activity in January concerns me...

FlatEarth · **Joined:** Tue Jan 28, 2020 10:17 am **Posts:** 65

I think if anyone can improve the visual designer he should work on it.
I had worked with pb before and felt that although the visual designer was great, he had some drawbacks.
Now that I've joined the forum, I see a lot of posts that users need to more powerful visual designer.

Fred · **Posted:** Wed Jan 29, 2020 10:24 pm

kenmo wrote:

Hi Fred, about the IDE project,

I know the GitHub repo is new and you've been busy on compiler bugfixes (thanks!) but who is in charge of reviewing and closing Pull Requests? Is the plan to review many at once (similar to how you mark many bugs Fixed at once)?

I've had one feature accepted (add Escape hotkey to Build All window) but other PR's from me and others have been sitting idle, some over 1 month. Even simple changes.

My personal goal is to convert my tiny IDE tools into native features -- not big drastic changes.
I have ~3 features ready to submit, and a todo list of 10+ more I would love to work on (and I won't be offended if they're rejected or edited!) but the lack of GitHub activity in January concerns me...

Don't worry, I was a busy but it should be reviewed by the end of the week.

kenmo · **Joined:** Tue Dec 23, 2003 3:54 am **Posts:** 1854

OK, thanks for the quick reply. I look forward to many contributions!

thyphoon · **Joined:** Sat Dec 25, 2004 2:37 pm **Posts:** 249

Edit : Bad topic :oops:

Fred · **Posted:** Thu Feb 06, 2020 9:44 am

Wrong topic, please use the appropriate forum

thyphoon · **Joined:** Sat Dec 25, 2004 2:37 pm **Posts:** 249

Fred wrote:

Wrong topic, please use the appropriate forum

Excuse me

Marc56us · **Joined:** Sat Feb 08, 2014 3:26 pm **Posts:** 948

Hi all,

Would a talented graphic designer and coder be able to create and add the Windows 10 skin to the list of existing skins in the Form Designer resources?

Preferences > Form > OS Skin > OSX / Windows 7, Windows 8, Linux Ubuntu
:arrow:

there is no Windows 10 skin ?
Even if the one on Windows 8 looks similar, it would be nice to have the last 10, especially if it's going to last.

:wink:

(I don't know if I should put this here or in 'Feature Requests and Wishlists' or 'The PureBasic Form Designer'. I think since the team may not have time for this kind of minor modification, maybe it can be done through the forum?)

Niffo · **Posted:** Thu Feb 06, 2020 4:23 pm

Marc56us wrote:

Would a talented graphic designer and coder be able to create and add the Windows 10 skin to the list of existing skins in the Form Designer resources?

You ?

Shardik · **Posted:** Wed Apr 29, 2020 3:55 pm

HeX0R wrote:

Shardik wrote:

or better change it to

Code:

  Procedure.s GetIndentContinuationPrefix(Previous$)
    ; Use this for a simple "block mode" indentation
    ProcedureReturn GetIndentPrefix(Previous$) + Space(TabLength)

TabLength is defined in PureBasicIDE/Common.pb as Global and contains the number of spaces used when pressing the <Tab> key. So the indentation with spaces will be correct independant of your chosen setting for your preferred tab key spaces. The commented default above will always indent with 4 spaces.

I didn't get my hands on the IDE Source Code (yet?), but wouldn't that fool all the people who are using REAL tabs?

I have posted this pull request on GitHub that also supports real Tabs... :wink:

Psychophanta · **Posted:** Fri Jul 31, 2020 6:46 am

Fred wrote:

Hi folks,

Some of you asked to OpenSource none criticals components of PureBasic to be able to patch them and improve them, and here is the first shot ! We are happy to announce than the IDE is now OpenSource and can be accessed it in the main github repository here:

https://github.com/fantaisie-software/purebasic

Anyone is welcome to clone it, to analyze the code, write improvement or even only for curiosity ! If you want, you can also create pull request to have your change included in the main package (all pull requests won't be accepted, it will be analyzed and kept on case by case basis).

Be warned, be able to compile it isn't straight forward and need some understanding of the build chain (VC++, UnxTools, env var, etc.). Needed info are sum up in the BUILD.txt file.

Have fun !

The Fantaisie Software Team

I found this one much better, more large, extended and more clear:
http://www.purearea.net/pb/english/index.htm

wilbert · **Posted:** Fri Jul 31, 2020 7:43 am

Psychophanta wrote:

I found this one much better, more large, extended and more clear:
http://www.purearea.net/pb/english/index.htm

That's something totally different.
This thread is about (parts of) the source code of PureBasic itself, the site you are referring to isn't.

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