Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 7:15 pm
As basic-like languages (and not from Microsoft)?josku_x wrote:I understand such as: Window\Close(hWnd)
or like Object\Create(hObj)
without declaring so much things..
Maybe there is already a good language like PB that does that?
VB?
I know only 2: RapidQ and HotBasic.
RapidQ is not developed anymore (since 2000) - freeware
HotBasic is new (2 years young) and compiles straight to OBJ (no assembler needed) - commercial
ON THE PUREBASIC FRONT:
With Didel's oop preprocessor a nice oop gui can also be accomplished with PureBasic.
You can't do things like:
form1.Caption = "Hello World!"
WhatsTheCaption$ = form1.Caption
like in HB, where no Set/Get command is needed (at least for internal/compiler objects, not user objects), but IMHO it's a minor issue, and maybe most people don't like it anyway.
So if you own PureBasic, just code your oop-gui and you're done
BTW1: With a better parser Didel's preprocessor could do it too (look if "=" is left/right from "form1.Caption" and access Caption_Property or Caption_Method - while assigning the Property (variable) Caption needs to be internally renamed to Caption_Property and the Method (procedure) Caption needs to be internally renamed to Caption_Method...)
BTW2: Actually there is another oop basic-like language called UberCode (commercial), but uses a 600KB runtime (produces single exe files though) , but I don't know who would use it
