jaPBe 3.13.4 [IDE for PB 4 and PB 5]

[ts-soft]

When i translate PBOSL_RFile.pb, was PBOSL created. Wenn PBOSL_RFile.pb
in a Long Pathname, was nothing created, only a 0 Byte-File "Eigene". The File is in "E:\Eigenen Dateien\PureBasic ...."

[Dummy]

When i translate PBOSL_RFile.pb, was PBOSL created. Wenn PBOSL_RFile.pb
in a Long Pathname, was nothing created, only a 0 Byte-File "Eigene". The File is in "E:\Eigenen Dateien\PureBasic ...."

the #DOUBLEQUOTE$s are missing in commandline

[gnozal]

the #DOUBLEQUOTE$s are missing in commandline

Yes, I will fix this.

When i translate PBOSL_RFile.pb, was PBOSL created. Wenn PBOSL_RFile.pb

Hmm, yes, it's a feature I need. All my library sources filenames are like LIBNAME_LIB_VERSION, so the final lib will be LIBNAME (cut before the first '_'). I will make it optional.

[eddy]

I posted a mouse pan bug fix for scintilla : viewtopic.php?t=19980&highlight=

[gnozal]

Update

Changes :
- added red error marker '>>>' for marking the last compiler error line (reset before compile)
- added menu item 'Goto last error line' [language file entry 485]
- fixed Tailbite double quotes
- added option for Tailbite : cut library file name (MyLIB_V5.pb -> MyLIB) [language file entry 486]

[tomijan]

gnozal, you are great!
if you add structuren members autocomplete to jaPBe yet, PB community should build your memorial !
many thanks
tom

[ts-soft]

all problems fixed, thx

[gnozal]

Update

Changes :
- added a 'Find variable' feature : F1 on variable (dialog : double-click = goto line) [language file entries 487 - 489]

[gnozal]

if you add structuren members autocomplete to jaPBe

jaPBe already completes structure members.

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Structure test
  toto.l
  titi.l
EndStructure

autocomplete.test

autocomplete\tot| <---- jaPBe proposes 'toto'

Or do you mean something else ?

[Flype]

Some days ago you implements the right-alignment for comments which is useful, i think.

What do you think of enlarging the concept to more than the ';' character ?

Examples are always better :

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x = 0
y = 0
width = 100
height = 230
hWindow = WindowID(0)

Transformed to:

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x       = 0
y       = 0
width   = 100
height  = 230
hWindow = WindowID(0)

Or

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x + 10
y + 10
width + 50
height + 50

Transformed to:

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x      + 10
y      + 10
width  + 50
height + 50

Or

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Import "kernel32.lib"
  GlobalMemoryStatus(*lpBuffer) As "_GlobalMemoryStatus@4"
  GlobalMemoryStatusEx(*lpBuffer) As "_GlobalMemoryStatusEx@4"
EndImport

Transformed to:

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Import "kernel32.lib"
  GlobalMemoryStatus(*lpBuffer)   As "_GlobalMemoryStatus@4"
  GlobalMemoryStatusEx(*lpBuffer) As "_GlobalMemoryStatusEx@4"
EndImport

Maybe i'm a little mad but i like to align my code even if the display is quite bad with some (non-coders) fonts.

[gnozal]

Update

Changes :
- added a 'Find variable' feature : F1 on variable (dialog : double-click = goto line) [language file entries 487 - 489]

Uploaded wrong archive. Fixed.

[gnozal]

Some days ago you implements the right-alignment for comments which is useful, i think.
What do you think of enlarging the concept to more than the ';' character ?

Very nice examples.
It was easy with the ';' character because you can only have one comment per line.
With one '+' or '=' per line it's easy too : I can reuse the old code and only change the ';' character to '+' or '='.
But you may have more than one '=' or '+' character per line, so how to decide the alignement ? And imagine lines with lots of ':' separated commands, or combinations : lines with '=' and ';' ... What would the alignment criteria be ?

[Flype]

With one '+' or '=' per line it's easy too : I can reuse the old code and only change the ';' character to '+' or '='.
But you may have more than one '=' or '+' character per line, so how to decide the alignement ? And imagine lines with lots of ':' separated commands, or combinations : lines with '=' and ';' ... What would the alignment criteria be ?

You (we) can consider, definitely, that it is only possible on lines such as the ones in my example.

IMHO, the real difficulty is to managed such case:

First step

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x + 10 ; update sprite x
y + 8 ; update sprite y 
width + 12 ; adjusting the width
height + (50) ; adjusting the height

Second step

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x      + 10 ; update sprite x
y      + 8 ; update sprite y 
width  + 12 ; adjusting the width
height + (50) ; adjusting the height

Last step

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x      + 10   ; update sprite x
y      + 8    ; update sprite y 
width  + 12   ; adjusting the width
height + (50) ; adjusting the height

One user-friendly way :
I think the editor may offer to the user a dialog when calling the hotkey.
In this dialog the user can choose the operating separator ( , ; + - As ... ).
The dialog may looks like the autocompleting jaPBe dialog.
:roll:

[gnozal]

Update

Changes :
- 'Find variable' feature : some fixes and enhancements

@Flype : I will see what I can do

[tomijan]

gnozal wrote:

jaPBe already completes structure members. [...]
Or do you mean something else ?

I dont know this feature ! It's will be nice to display all structure members directly after '\' character, like on example in Delphi IDE?
thx gnozal!
tom
ps. It's possible to use in jaPBe this kind of debugger, as in original PB IDE? I find this more convenient as standalone version.