jaPBe 2.4.12.25

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Post by Flype »

same for me with winXP and the lastest beta.
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normal, because a bitmap is missing. btw. install SP2!
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>> same for me with winXP and the lastest beta
> normal, because a bitmap is missing

There's a black cross for me with the latest beta, so how can a bitmap be missing?
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PB wrote:There's a black cross for me with the latest beta, so how can a bitmap be missing?
Ok, i looked in the code: My mistake: You don't select a Toolbar-Skin, so the internal Skin in the EXE is loaded. And this new bitmap is a little bit bigger than the old one and include this x.
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Post by PB »

@GPI: A bug report -- When multiple ASM commands are on a single line,
only the first one is highlighted in the correct color. (I usually put multiple
ASM commands on one line to save vertical editor space so I don't have to
scroll as much). Take a look:

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; On the next line, only "PUSH" is colored correctly.
PUSH AX : POP AX : DEC SP : DEC SP : POP BX : CMP AX,BX
Update: ASM commands are also not colored if a normal PureBasic command is first:

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Delay(1) : PUSH AX : POP AX : DEC SP ; No ASM commands are colored.
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@GPI: In the PureBasic editor, you can double-click a procedure name in the
code to jump to that procedure. Would you consider making jaPBe do that?
I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
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PB wrote:@GPI: In the PureBasic editor, you can double-click a procedure name in the
code to jump to that procedure. Would you consider making jaPBe do that?
Holst ctrl+doubleclick. or press Shift+F3.

btw: You can jump back with F4
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Post by PB »

> ctrl+doubleclick
> You can jump back with F4

AWESOME! :D
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Post by dmoc »

btw: You can jump back with F4
...I never knew this. Problably others didn't know this. jaPBe seriously needs an english help file.
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Post by GPI »

When somebody what to write, please do it.

btw.
New beta-Release, but this time only with the updater
http://gpihome.de/purebasic/jaPBe/

Simple extract the rar-file in japbe-directory and start the universal internet updater. Select above "jaPBe Beta Release" and start. At the moment only "Beta" will work or you get a 404.

what is new:
* Find-in-Files: Shows now the first line with the text.
* Add Universal Internet Updater
* Play costum sound on new words (preferences/editor2)
* Undline new typed words (preferences/editor2)
* Cut don't erased Bookmarks,Variables... in the lists.
* Open Backup repaired
* %Build% in Version-String and #jaPBe_ExecuteBuild has now the same value
* Styling-Bug with "$"-Constants (#Test$)
* bug openrequester (all)
* after a create-executable is the source saved (because of saving the exe name and the increase of the build-number). Now no backup is created during this save!
* Remove custombuttons, because of incompatibilty with pb3.92 (but don't worry, the toolbar work with the imagegadget now :)
* Repair include-Viewer.
* New About-Window.
* Installer - Additional test.
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Post by GPI »

btw: The update overwrite the include with the actual one. So when you have modified it, make a backup/rename it.
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Post by PB »

> When somebody what to write, please do it

If we don't know the features exist, we can't write about them...
Only the author himself can write the manual... so get to it! :twisted:

(More seriously: At least write a manual in your native language, and
I'll then use Google Translate to convert it to English. I know it won't be
perfect, but it'll be a good starting point, and I can then take my time to
convert that into correct English).
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Post by freedimension »

PB wrote: At least write a manual in your native language, ...
There already is one that I wrote some time ago with the help of the history and GPI. It's not up to date but contains almost all features that still are present today. Take a look at GPIs Homepage (in his signature) and you will find a download link saying "Manual - German.rar". This should contain a complete "Microsoft Help File Project".
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Post by PB »

> you will find a download link saying "Manual - German.rar"

Okay, thanks, I'll check it out. :)

@GPI: I wasn't being rude to you with my post either... just in case you took
it the wrong way. I just re-read it and it does appear a little rude, but it's not
meant to be. :)
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Post by gnozal »

btw. New beta-Release, but this time only with the updater
I hope the final release will be downloadable. I would have liked to translate the new menu items before.
For free libraries and tools, visit my web site (also home of jaPBe V3 and PureFORM).
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