PureBasic 4.10 beta 1 (Windows) released!

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*      PureBasic IDE - Language updates     *
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 06/01/2007


GROUP: [Preferences]
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ADDED: Color28 = Mark matching Braces
ADDED: Color29 = Mark mismatched Braces
ADDED: Color30 = Background for Procedures
ADDED: Color31 = Custom Keywords
ADDED: Keywords = Custom keywords
ADDED: KeywordsFile = Load keywords from file
ADDED: OpenKeywordFile = Choose keyword list file...
CHANGED: AddEndKeywords
FROM: Add matching 'End' keyword if Tab/Enter is pressed twice
  TO: Add matching 'End' keyword if insert is pressed twice
ADDED: ShowHiddenFiles = Show hidden files/directories.
ADDED: CustomFont = Use a custom font
ADDED: CustomColors = Use custom colors

GROUP: [Find]
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ADDED: BinaryFile = Binary file

GROUP: [Compiler]
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ADDED: EnableAdmin = Request Administrator mode for Windows Vista
ADDED: EnableUser = Request User mode for Windows Vista (no virtualisation)
ADDED: OpenLinkerFile = Choose a file with linker options...
ADDED: AllFilesPattern = All Files (*.*)|*.*
ADDED: Lines = lines
ADDED: Including = Including
ADDED: Details = Details
ADDED: Finishing = Creating executable file...
ADDED: Aborting = Aborting compilation...
ADDED: ResponseError = Wrong compiler response. Probably not the correct compiler version.%newline%Please reinstall PureBasic.
ADDED: CompilerCrash = The compiler appears to have crashed or quit unexpectedly. %newline%It will be restarted.%newline%%newline%Please report the conditions that caused this as a bug.
ADDED: SubsystemError = The following subsystem cannot be found
ADDED: LinkerOptions = Linker options file
ADDED: SelectDebugger = Use selected Debugger
ADDED: ExecuteOptions = Run executable with
ADDED: CurrentDirectory = Current directory
ADDED: TemporaryExe = Create temporary executable in the source directory
ADDED: ExecuteTools = Execute tools
ADDED: GlobalSetting = Global setting
ADDED: EditorConstants = Editor constants
ADDED: CustomConstants = Custom constants

GROUP: [Resources]
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ADDED: CompileRun = Compile/Run
ADDED: Constants = Constants

GROUP: [AddTools]
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ADDED: SourceSpecific = Enable Tool on a per-source basis

GROUP: [Shortcuts]
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ADDED: AutoCompleteConfirm = Insert the selected AutoComplete word
ADDED: AutoCompleteAbort = Close the AutoComplete Window


GROUP: [Misc]
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ADDED: Abort = Abort
ADDED: Enabled = Enabled
ADDED: Disabled = Disabled
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This is realy fucking cool! Never mind that you are so fast in progress with a new windows release as I thought that the pb team is currently at work on a linux one. So, suprise, suprise!! :)

First experiences: Much more stable then older versions, even the debugger seems to work better in threaded operations which is a very great benefit!!

Id also love to see the long awaited and announced drag'n'drop lib which is surely very handy. Will try it asap. The XML support is also very welcome, even if it is "only" a wrapper.

If the final is out, it's time to donate again. I will donate 1€ for every new command and 0.50€ for every wrapped one and of course 1€ for every new constant added. muhaha, the constant one was a joke, but I think 1€ for each command is okay or? :)

THANKS PB TEAM!!! Great Work!
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Post by Tipperton »

netmaestro wrote:I'd make a clean install of 4.02 in a new folder and update that, then you don't have a bunch of userlibs installed that aren't going to work.
Any idea or way to know what user libraries won't work with 4.10?

(I have several installed that I use frequently and if they're not going to work with 4.10, I'll hold off on updating until 4.10 compatible versions are available)
Last edited by Tipperton on Fri Jun 01, 2007 12:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Tipperton wrote:
netmaestro wrote:I'd make a clean install of 4.02 in a new folder and update that, then you don't have a bunch of userlibs installed that aren't going to work.
Any idea or way to know what user libraries won't work with 4.10?
Basically if they work you're lucky, assume they don't.
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Very, very good as always :)

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As always,

You make the best and we do the rest. :)
Thank you very much to all PB Team.

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Post by Sebe »

Any news on an updated OGRE?
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Post by techjunkie »

Wonderful!! Thanks! Donate, donate... :arrow:

http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=27286
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Post by fsw »

Just wanted to let you know that I was finally able to compile the LCP source code (170kb code - heavy use of Prototypes) without any modification with this beta version.

It didn't compile last September as you can see here:
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... sc&start=0


Thanks, and great job.
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Post by Sebe »

A short question: how many people are there that would be willing to pay some money for an updated OGRE engine for PureBasic? I'd donate 40-50 euro for an updated OGRE version that could use shaders and stuff. Are there more people like me? Because then we could maybe give fred some reason =)
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Sebe wrote:A short question: how many people are there that would be willing to pay some money for an updated OGRE engine for PureBasic? I'd donate 40-50 euro for an updated OGRE version that could use shaders and stuff. Are there more people like me? Because then we could maybe give fred some reason =)
Wait a bit longer....

PB team is working on DX9 support.
Once that is done, they can use the latest OGRE releases with Purebasic, without any problems...

PB Ogre has not been yet updated because DX7 / 8 support was dropped from it ;)

I betting we are going to have a very happy Christmas this year, when 4.20 comes out :)
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Post by byo »

Could you please post a detailed list of what was fixed? :)

Thanks a lot! Purebasic is the king of all languages!
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Num3 wrote:PB team is working on DX9 support.
4.2 will definitely be worth the wait!
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Brice Manuel wrote:
Num3 wrote:PB team is working on DX9 support.
4.2 will definitely be worth the wait!
absolutely. :wink:

c ya,
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Post by dontmailme »

Can someone clarify this 4.2 release......

DX9 - Great :)

But, is the plan that this version also include the updated OGRE ? or maybe 4.3 ?

and is the plan to have FULL OGRE support in 4.3 or 4.3 ?

I'd like to know because I'm currently working on a project that this information could effect quite a bit.

any info will be much appreciated :)
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Post by Tranquil »

nco2k wrote:
Brice Manuel wrote:
Num3 wrote:PB team is working on DX9 support.
4.2 will definitely be worth the wait!
absolutely. :wink:

c ya,
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Till now, _every_ update of PB was worth waiting!

PB Team is doing a fuXXing great job! Respect.
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