eScript 1.1

[srod]

Thanks Nicolas; you should be able to access the source right now.

[GoodNPlenty]

Amazing, Just purchased.

[flaith]

Thanks Stephen, playing with it now

[srod]

Will hopefully begin the docs and get some of the standard run-time done at the weekend.

[srod]

Amazing, Just purchased.

Thanks. Have set up your download account.

[srod]

eScript 1.1. 30th Oct 2012.

Hi,

eScript 1.1 has been released in source code form and as compiled binaries (Windows x86, Windows x64 and OSX x86).

Have added the beginnings of a standard run-time, the inclusion of which is optional. We have added 18 basic string functions (such as Len(), Trim(), Str() and so on).

Will now work on the docs for eScript.

(Note that a bug with the OSX x64 version of Purebasic prevents us creating an OSX x64 shared library at this time).

Regards.

[srod]

Just a quick note to say that I have started on the eScript manual which can be accessed over at the eScript site.

[Poshu]

Hey srod!
eScript won't compile out of the box because of two upper case error in eScript.pbi (arrayClass.pbi and currency.pbi) :p

[srod]

Compiles okay here on Win x86, Win x64, OSX x86 and OSX x64. I'll take a look however.

[Poshu]

yeah, but those systems are not case sensitive :p (OSx had an option for case sensitivity, but huge soft like photoshop being un-installable on a case sensitive disk, it's a really rare to see thing)
A more detailled report on the problem (that anyone can fix, but problem nonetheless):
eScript.pbi, line 43: XIncludeFile "ArrayClass.pbi", the file is actually arrayClass.pbi
eScript.pbi, line 44: XIncludeFile "Currency.pbi", the file is actually currency.pbi

I spent 10 minutes thinking I did something wrong when inporting eScript in my project, instead of checking the filename case.

[srod]

Ah, is it Linux then which is showing the problem?

(Have altered the code as you directed. Thanks.)

[Poshu]

Yup, it's linux, I should have mentioned that.

[srod]

Just a quick note to say that the documentation for the eScript library is now complete and online and covers all aspects of compilation, execution and debugging etc.

Need to document eScript Basic now.

[srod]

Just a quick note to say that both the eScript library and the eScriptBasic language are now fully documented and online. To access the eScriptBasic manual then navigate to the main eScript manual and pull up the eScriptBasic page.

Can make CHM versions available for off-line reading should anyone prefer.

[jassing]

[quote="srod"Can make CHM versions available for off-line reading should anyone prefer.[/quote]
if it's not too much trouble, I'd prefer chm's...