
jaPBe 2.5.4.22
I have found the following bugs are still in jaPBe ..
1. Missing #PB_SORT constants.
2. Structure pointer bug. aka it does not support pointers in structures. Example:
With that code, jaPBe fails to reconize the pointer member when referenced due to the missing * which is a pb bug (inconsistant) I know, however shouldnt jaPBe reconsize all structure members?
I guess that's hit, its cool that your hammering away at the bugs in this proggie. Still the best code editor for pb so far.
1. Missing #PB_SORT constants.
2. Structure pointer bug. aka it does not support pointers in structures. Example:
Code: Select all
Structure strA
*ptrLong.l
EndStructure
X.strA
X\ptrLong = 12
I guess that's hit, its cool that your hammering away at the bugs in this proggie. Still the best code editor for pb so far.
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Re: Error on opening
@GPIGPI wrote:@ricardo
Not here. Works all correct.
i can confirm this bug.
use ricardos example, SAVE this and push the "create executable.." (F7) button.
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Could I ask for consideration of a new feature for the best PB editor?
If the formatting of some code becomes untidy then we highlight the block and press Cntrl+TAB. Great, properly indented code makes the structure really clear.
Even better, could we have a feature that tabs all the comments in a block to the same position as the first? Example:
Put the comment at the head of the block in the right place.
Highlight the block
Format the code with Cntrl+TAB
Align all the comments with Cntrl+Shif+TAB
RichardL
If the formatting of some code becomes untidy then we highlight the block and press Cntrl+TAB. Great, properly indented code makes the structure really clear.
Even better, could we have a feature that tabs all the comments in a block to the same position as the first? Example:
Put the comment at the head of the block in the right place.
Highlight the block
Format the code with Cntrl+TAB
Align all the comments with Cntrl+Shif+TAB
RichardL