TailBite V1.4.2 Windows
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Error
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Line:-1
OnError line support disabled
Invalid memory access
Exit program?
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Yes No
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and what´s not working here ?SunSatION wrote:Seems like it's not working hereCode: Select all
--------------------------- Error --------------------------- Line:-1 OnError line support disabled Invalid memory access Exit program? --------------------------- Yes No ---------------------------
Snippet please, or the TailBite logfile that is stored in the temp folder of the current user.
And please make your bugreport as separate thread, like i said in the first post :roll:
Regards Klaus
Oh sry. Won't post again in this topic after this one 
Well it's not exactly a TB bug. It's just the installer that crashes after pressing the first next.
Installing TailBiteV1.3PR1.881.zip and running on Windows 7 x64.
Can't upload the log file since it doesn't create one.

Well it's not exactly a TB bug. It's just the installer that crashes after pressing the first next.
Installing TailBiteV1.3PR1.881.zip and running on Windows 7 x64.
Can't upload the log file since it doesn't create one.
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1:55:06.7225687 AM TailBite_Installer.exe 6064 QueryDirectory C:\Users\SunSatION\AppData\Local\Temp\TailBite_Logfile.txt NO SUCH FILE Filter: TailBite_Logfile.txt
I think i forgot to post the announcement of version V1.4.0 :
PS: SunSatION is the installer from V1.4.0 also crashing ? I cannot test at the moment, having only XP at hand right now.
for more details see first post.TailBite V1.4.0 wrote:[44] APR 7th 2009 TailBite v1.4.0
- MultiLib (lexvictory)
- Linux Support added (lexvictory)
- Preliminary OS X support (lexvictory)
- Import "" supported (access PB internals) (lexvictory)
- No search for librarymaker if where expected (PB 4.30) (lexvictory)
- TB_GagdetExtension, TB_Debugger, TB_ImagePlugin added back in as includes (lexvictory)
- TB_Debugger now supports all the new debugger features (expect language file based ones) (lexvictory)
See freak's blog: http://www.purebasic.fr/blog/?p=103
- Samples for the above plugins created (MyDebugErrorPlugin updated) (lexvictory)
- New TailBite directive to add internal PBLibs to .Desc: ;--TB_ADD_PBLIB_LibName to add LibName to .Desc (lexvictory)
- fixed backup of old library when in multilib mode
- added parameter /PREF "Filename" to load user defined preferences
PS: SunSatION is the installer from V1.4.0 also crashing ? I cannot test at the moment, having only XP at hand right now.
Hi ABBKLAUS,
Does this version support Import/ImportC statements ?
Because i've experimented some problem with TB1.4.0 (Windows) and PB4.31(x86).
Does this version support Import/ImportC statements ?
Because i've experimented some problem with TB1.4.0 (Windows) and PB4.31(x86).
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its because someone packed zero-byte files "dontcompileme" with AddPackFile() in the src.pack
I will fix this
[Update]In the meantime you can use the SVN-Repository here : http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=252593[/Update]

I will fix this

[Update]In the meantime you can use the SVN-Repository here : http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=252593[/Update]
for more details see first post.TailBite V1.4.1 wrote:[45] JUL 24th 2009 TailBite v1.4.1
- added 100% float & double fix (lexvictory)
- gadget extension: removed old way of including pb lib and added new one (lexvictory)
- Minor changes to allow TailBite to be compiled as a DLL (lexvictory)
(changes just make sure an 'End' command doesn't get compiled into a DLL)
TailBite_DLL.pb is used to build the Dll/so/dylib
Does not need to be included in the installer builder, as it is a developer aimed extra (I plan to add it to my IDE, so I'll keep it up to date)
- added /PREF option to define prefs location (lexvictory)
- updated inc_os_windows to support windows 7 , osversion reports 80 instead of pb_os_windows_future=100 (lexvictory)
- more mac os x fixes (lexvictory)
- TB working (apart from PB bugs) on OS X (lexvictory)
- fixed bug in makepack() could not store zero-byte files / updated TBManager + TBUpdater to support zero-byte files
Regards Klaus
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First, thanks so much for all the work you're putting into this!
I have a tiny suggestion for the TB Manager window:
Currently, the "Batch Options" button has an icon that points to the right and when you click it, it shows pressed and the batch options are shown below. Then you click the button again (which is showing pressed) to hide them. I don't believe this is quite as intuitive as it could be. How about:
1) Change the Batch Options button icon to an arrow (or chevron, more common) that points down, that's where the options are coming out
2) Have it behave like a normal button rather than a toggle
3) When you press it and the batch options are shown, the button's icon changes to an arrow (or chevron) that points up
4) When you press it and the batch options are hidden, button icon becomes pointing down again
I have a tiny suggestion for the TB Manager window:
Currently, the "Batch Options" button has an icon that points to the right and when you click it, it shows pressed and the batch options are shown below. Then you click the button again (which is showing pressed) to hide them. I don't believe this is quite as intuitive as it could be. How about:
1) Change the Batch Options button icon to an arrow (or chevron, more common) that points down, that's where the options are coming out
2) Have it behave like a normal button rather than a toggle
3) When you press it and the batch options are shown, the button's icon changes to an arrow (or chevron) that points up
4) When you press it and the batch options are hidden, button icon becomes pointing down again
BERESHEIT