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In the moment the only way is this:
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greetings
Thomas

ts-soft wrote:In the moment the only way is this:
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 381#240381

greetings
Thomas

Interesting, because you don't need anything to use the PSDK R2 inside of
JAPBE.

I have not installed the psdk 2008 version yet. Does it still have all the
nice API and stuff in it?

- np

PB_IDE and jaPBE uses fix Paths in the registry.
Launch Windows SDK.exe uses PureDisphelper and COM - Object to do this.

In the 2008 SDK is the same as in older versions, but some news API Stuff
for Vista and Server 2008

ts-soft wrote:PB_IDE and jaPBE uses fix Paths in the registry.
Launch Windows SDK.exe uses PureDisphelper and COM - Object to do this.

In the 2008 SDK is the same as in older versions, but some news API Stuff
for Vista and Server 2008

Ok, so I don't need anything but your zip right?

And how do I install it into japbe?

- np

> And how do I install it into japbe?
Add as tool and give a shortcut for the tool, Alt + F1 for example

Update

Changes :
- more explicit compiler error message in case of syntax error in a macro

JaPBe have outflow of memory.

I during a week wrote game and not reload computer and JaPBe, as a result JaPBe began to brake very much.

And in memory instead of 10 initial MB began to borrow 35 MB.

I have closed JaPBe and have started anew, all became normal.

JaPBe 3.8.3.697

(source lenght only 2000 lines)

zxtunes.com wrote:... JaPBe began to brake very much...

Any error message from jaPBe when it crashed ?

gnozal wrote:

zxtunes.com wrote:... JaPBe began to brake very much...

Any error message from jaPBe when it crashed ?

No.
I wished to tell that editor starts to work very slowly.

And in a bookmark "proc" nonexistent names of procedures (fragments of full names) collect.

Hi,

I'm trying to specify an icon to use for my compiled programme. The problem I'm having is that the icon isn't being associated by jaPBe with the compiled .exe (file/preferences/project/use icon) If I compile with the standard PB editor the icon attaches fine. Has anyone any suggestions what I'm doing wrong? I'm sure it must be something simple but I'm just not seeing it

I'm using 3.8.7.711 version of jaPBe as in version 3.8.7.712 for some reason when I print, the font on my dot matrix appears much smaller (which is probably a separate question)

The editors great by the way!

Cruster wrote:... The problem I'm having is that the icon isn't being associated by jaPBe with the compiled .exe (file/preferences/project/use icon)

The preferences dialog project tab sets the default project values.
To actually set options for your current project, use Project -> Project options [F8], and it should work fine.

gnozal wrote:

Cruster wrote:... The problem I'm having is that the icon isn't being associated by jaPBe with the compiled .exe (file/preferences/project/use icon)

The preferences dialog project tab sets the default project values.
To actually set options for your current project, use Project -> Project options [F8], and it should work fine.

Many thanks, I shall try that.

Hi Gnozal,

i would use PB and JaPBe 'portable' on an USB-Stick but the USB-Stick has maybe different drive-letters on different PCs.
See you a way to make JaPBe more portable - i mean the drive-letter in paths of 'Souce Directory' and 'PureBasic Path' always like the drive-letter of the USB-Stick?

Thanks Rico

Rico wrote:i would use PB and JaPBe 'portable' on an USB-Stick but the USB-Stick has maybe different drive-letters on different PCs.
See you a way to make JaPBe more portable - i mean the drive-letter in paths of 'Souce Directory' and 'PureBasic Path' always like the drive-letter of the USB-Stick?

Did you try a relative path, like "\PB" instead of "c:\PB", or even ".." as PB path (assuming your jaPBe directory is in the PB directory) ?

Hi Gnozal,

I miss a feature that the editor for GFA Basic (RIP old friend) had; the ability to remember a location and return to it. This lets you find a bit of code, copy the key lines with CNTRL+C and then return to the original place.

Would you consider adding a feature like this?

Method 1 - CNTRL+K (Keep) takes the current line number and pastes it into the CNTRL+G window when it opens. So.... press CNTRL+K to save a position in the code... go do something else... press CNTRL+G then Return to go back. Replacing the cursor position would be a nice extra!

Method 2 - CNTRL+1.... to CNTRL 9 to remember positions and SHIFT CNTRL+1 etc to return.


I think option 1 is adequate.

Best regards,

RichardL