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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 11:34 am
by gnozal
nicolaus wrote:... and after that i have no code in a tab but i can hear a long time the sound what comse normaly only if i declare a new variable or so.
If you here the sound like for a new variable, you should also see 'Neue Variable:xxxx' in the info box ; is this the case ?

I tried with these 5 files :
TEST_Include.pb

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XIncludeFile "TEST_Include_1.pb"
XIncludeFile "TEST_Include_2.pb"
XIncludeFile "TEST_Include_3.pb"
TEST_Include_1.pb

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;TEST_Include_1
;
;
;
TEST_Include_2.pb

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;TEST_Include_2
;
;
;
XIncludeFile "TEST_Include_4.pb"
TEST_Include_3.pb

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;TEST_Include_3
;
;
;
TEST_Include_4.pb

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;TEST_Include_4
;
;
;
I start jaPBe (3.8.12.746) ['Bei neuem word abspielen' enabled]
I open TEST_Include.pb, it also opens the 4 TEST_Include_X.pb files.
I close TEST_Include.pb, it also closes the 4 TEST_Include_X.pb files.
And no sound nor 'Neue Variable:xxxx' in the info box.

jaPBe for PB4.xx

Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 7:37 pm
by Logman
I just switched over from VB.net and PowerBASIC to using PureBasic 32/64 bit versions. I love PureBasic and wanted to give jaPBe IDE a try out. However, I don't know where to get instructions on how to install the jaPBe manual, or other extensions to the IDE.

I would appreciate any suggestions because the jaPBe looks like a great IDE for PB.

Re: jaPBe for PB4.xx

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 9:11 am
by gnozal
Logman wrote:I just switched over from VB.net and PowerBASIC to using PureBasic 32/64 bit versions. I love PureBasic and wanted to give jaPBe IDE a try out. However, I don't know where to get instructions on how to install the jaPBe manual, or other extensions to the IDE.
I would appreciate any suggestions because the jaPBe looks like a great IDE for PB.
Welcome to Purebasic !
1. Install jaPBe : extract jaPBeForPB400_3812.exe in some directory.
I install it in a subdir of the purebasic directory.

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c:\PureBasic430\Catalogs\
c:\PureBasic430\Compilers\
c:\PureBasic430\Examples\
c:\PureBasic430\Help\
c:\PureBasic430\jaPBe\ <---------
c:\PureBasic430\Program\
c:\PureBasic430\PureLibraries\
c:\PureBasic430\Residents\
c:\PureBasic430\SDK\
c:\PureBasic430\SubSystems\
c:\PureBasic430\jaPBe.lnk
2. Start jaPBe.exe ; you may have to set the compiler path in preferences.
3. Manual : extract jaPBeForPB400_Manual.7z to jaPBe\Language\
4. Plugins : extract them to jaPBe\Plugin\
5. Tools : install them in some directory and add the path + parameters in Main menu -> Tools -> Config Tools

Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 2:04 am
by Logman
Outstanding. Thanks for the quick help. I've got to hand it to you an the PureBasic folks. I started right in using PureBasic and both IDEs because they were so well thought out and intuitive. I only had to about an hour reading the PureBasic manual to get jist of how to define variables using the PureBasic format.

What a great compiler system, especially the 64-bit version.

Logman;>)

Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 2:02 pm
by mback2k
@gnozal

I have updated the Registry.pbi again, it did not close the RootKey Handle and therefore there was a big Handle-leak. I also added my new PList.pbi that supports the reading and manipulating of Max OS X's PList files (XML format).

Best regards

Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2008 2:28 pm
by gnozal
mback2k wrote:I have updated the Registry.pbi again, it did not close the RootKey Handle and therefore there was a big Handle-leak. I also added my new PList.pbi that supports the reading and manipulating of Max OS X's PList files (XML format).
Thanks, archive updated

AVG and jaPBe 3.8.12

Posted: Sun Dec 28, 2008 8:46 pm
by Sparkie
Anyone else get an infection warning from their AV software and jaPBe 3.8.12 :?:

My AVG (with latest updates) is reporting Win32/Heur in jaPBe.exe. I'm sure it's a false positive but I would find it hard to believe if I'm the only one with this issue.

Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 4:19 am
by yrreti
Hi Sparkie

You can send this file to this link which uses several anti virus engines to check it.
http://virusscan.jotti.org/
I sent the same file you asked about that I had downloaded and it shows clean.
That's not to say that your is. Because an infection could have occured at a
different time in which you downloaded it.
Just check it out there. At least it should make you feel a little more
comfortable using it.

Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:35 am
by gnozal
It's probably because jaPBe.exe (like PureFORM.exe) is packed with PECompact.

Re: AVG and jaPBe 3.8.12

Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 2:42 pm
by nhokem
Sparkie wrote:Anyone else get an infection warning from their AV software and jaPBe 3.8.12 :?:

My AVG (with latest updates) is reporting Win32/Heur in jaPBe.exe. I'm sure it's a false positive but I would find it hard to believe if I'm the only one with this issue.
I had the same issue and just had AVG ignore the directory where I installed jaPBe (figured it might happen again on future updates). I downloaded directly from gnozal's site and didn't see any posts of any virus issues in the forums so I didn't think it was anything real (plus I didn't get any warnings from ESET when I installed on my laptop)...

Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 4:42 pm
by nicolaus
Hi gnozal

You have a bug in jaPBe i think so.

If i compile the code from the function OpenWindowedScreen() of the help file (go to OpenWindowedScreen() in the help file) that the compiler say that at the line 11

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If StartDrawing(SpriteOutput(0))
The specified output is NULL
If i compile the same code with the original IDE it works very well.

I have test this with PB 4.30 final an jaPBe 3.8.12.744

Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 5:05 pm
by gnozal
nicolaus wrote:If i compile the code from the function OpenWindowedScreen() of the help file (go to OpenWindowedScreen() in the help file) that the compiler say that at the line 11

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If StartDrawing(SpriteOutput(0))
The specified output is NULL
Looks more like a debugger message ?
I can't confirm this. I just compiled the code (copy/paste from help file) without an error / warning with jaPBe 3.8.12.746 - WinXP - PB4.30 final.
nicolaus wrote:If i compile the same code with the original IDE it works very well.
jaPBe uses the external debugger. Did you try it with the PB IDE ?

Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 5:41 pm
by mback2k
Hey gnozal,

I found a very little typo in the Registry.pbi that I gave you.

The following

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If CommandDescr$  CommandKey$
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If CommandDescr$ And CommandKey$

Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 3:05 am
by Sparkie
Thanks guys. :)

Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 7:43 am
by nicolaus
gnozal wrote:
nicolaus wrote:If i compile the code from the function OpenWindowedScreen() of the help file (go to OpenWindowedScreen() in the help file) that the compiler say that at the line 11

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If StartDrawing(SpriteOutput(0))
The specified output is NULL
Looks more like a debugger message ?
I can't confirm this. I just compiled the code (copy/paste from help file) without an error / warning with jaPBe 3.8.12.746 - WinXP - PB4.30 final.
nicolaus wrote:If i compile the same code with the original IDE it works very well.
jaPBe uses the external debugger. Did you try it with the PB IDE ?
Hi Gnozal

Yes i have test it with PB IDE and it works fine with the PB IDE.
I have test it with Vista 32 bit and XP SP3 and with all the systems i have the same result.
With the PB IDE it works and with jaPBe a see the error.