IETool 1.5 released... lots of new features

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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by freak.

Hi all,

I've just sent a new version of IETool to the Recource site.
It has a lot of new features, especially for debugging selected
code.

I think, it's now even more usefull.

Get it here: http://www.reelmediaproductions.com/pb/apps/IETool.zip

Theese are the updates...

* Compleete rewrite for a more stable program.

* Better debugging functions, you can now edit the code, if it contains Bugs, and then run it again.

* You can now create Executables directly from a Web Page's code, or save it to disk, without the PB editor.

* You can now open the code with the PB Editor with just one click.


For those who don't know, what it does:

IETool adds a Button to your Internet Explorer Toolbar, that let's you execute PureBasic code directly from any HTML Page. (Very usefull, for testing stuff ftom the Forum.)


Any Comments and Suggestions are welcome...

Timo

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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by koehler.



Damn, you guys are starting to make even the crowd at Blitz look slow :) They are pretty handy over there, even have their own Blitz Radio webcast, but I don't think BB can integrate stuff like Freak has done.

Glad I found PB.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by J. Baker.

Very nice work, Freak. A must have for any PB user.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Max..
Originally posted by freak

I've just sent a new version of IETool to the Recource site.
Marvellous! :)

Thanks for including the source, too...

PS: The options says "Show Nasm.out"...

Max.
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by freak.

> PS: The options says "Show Nasm.out"...

What is the problem here? I think you are mixing this up with the ability to create ASM code.
That's not what this does.

'Nasm.out' Shows the error Messages sent by the Assembler It is usefull to debug code that
only gives an 'Assembly Error' as normal Error Message.

I included this to help the advanced Users (ASM Gurus) here to better find bugs, where the
normal user doesn't understand the Errors reported by the Assembler.

However, since PB now uses FAsm instead of NAsm, it is maybe 'Fasm.out' ?
Does anybody know more on that? (There is still only a 'Nasm.out' in my Compiler's Folder)

If so, i'll change that in the next release.

I'm now planning a Netscape or maybe Opera VErsion of it, so stay tuned...

Timo
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Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by TronDoc.
Originally posted by freakI'm now planning a Netscape or maybe Opera VErsion of it, so stay tuned...Timo
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IETool for Firefox/Mozilla

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I'd pay for a nice IETool for Firefox or Mozilla. Recently stopped using IE for the most part, and life is much, much nicer. Safer too :!:
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same here, I love firefox, also use opera but have explorer for the occasional bitchy website that needs it...
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