jaPBe 3.13.4 [IDE for PB 4 and PB 5]
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Gnozal, just an idea, and I'm sure someone else has probably suggested it, but why not sync the release version of jaPBe with PB e.g. V4.2.0 etc etc.
Because it is specific to PB it would seem to make sense. Then the last digit could be just incremented as you make changes.
Because it is specific to PB it would seem to make sense. Then the last digit could be just incremented as you make changes.
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No, sorry. Maybe a japanese user like oryaaaaa can help : he already fixed a problem specific to japanese Windows.Poshu wrote:It crash whenever I try to load a source on my Japanese windows XP pro.
Might be a little odd cause it worked properly on previous french computer (still with windows xp pro) any Idea?
You could compile jaPBe from the sources and start it in debug mode, so you can see where it crashes.
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Hello gnozal,
to implement aliases is a good idea!
Thank you for your hard work!
Here a little suggestion for improvement:
Please support the escape-sequences \n (new line) and \t (tabulator)
and a sign for placing the cursor after replacing the alias.
Example:
Alias: proc
Replace with: Procedure [x]\n\nEndProcedure
After replacing:
Greetings ... Kiffi
(sorry for my bad english)
to implement aliases is a good idea!

Thank you for your hard work!
Here a little suggestion for improvement:
Please support the escape-sequences \n (new line) and \t (tabulator)
and a sign for placing the cursor after replacing the alias.
Example:
Alias: proc
Replace with: Procedure [x]\n\nEndProcedure
After replacing:
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Procedure ; the cursor is now placed after 'Procedure ' (instead of [x])
EndProcedure
(sorry for my bad english)
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Update
Changes :
- updated Chinese.txt
- added \$ \n \t special sequences for aliases (see Kiffi's post above)
Example:
Alias: proc
Replace with: Procedure \$\n\nEndProcedure
After replacing (the carret is placed at the '|' position) :
Changes :
- updated Chinese.txt
- added \$ \n \t special sequences for aliases (see Kiffi's post above)
Example:
Alias: proc
Replace with: Procedure \$\n\nEndProcedure
After replacing (the carret is placed at the '|' position) :
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Procedure |
EndProcedure
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I am sure Fred already thought about this for the next PB version.dige wrote:@Gnozal: thats great ... could you please enhance that function a little like:
Example:
Alias: 3dgame
Replace with: 1.000.000 loc of cool amazing smooth game feaures
After replacing: the new game will automaticly sell on several markets
I know you can do that!!!
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CreateGame(#Doom4)

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Update
Changes :
1. Important : I have changed the alias separator in 'jaPBe_Aliases.pref' from '|' to '¶', because '¶' is unlikely to be used in the 'Replace with' string ('|' could be used with flags).
Please open your existing 'Syntax\jaPBe_Aliases.pref' file and replace '|' by '¶' before running this new version.
Sorry for this inconvenience.
2. The folding flags can now be set in Preferences.
In addition to showing markers in the folding margin, you can indicate folds by drawing lines in the text area : draw line above if expanded, draw line above if not expanded, draw line below if expanded, draw line below if not expanded.
Changes :
1. Important : I have changed the alias separator in 'jaPBe_Aliases.pref' from '|' to '¶', because '¶' is unlikely to be used in the 'Replace with' string ('|' could be used with flags).
Please open your existing 'Syntax\jaPBe_Aliases.pref' file and replace '|' by '¶' before running this new version.
Sorry for this inconvenience.
2. The folding flags can now be set in Preferences.
In addition to showing markers in the folding margin, you can indicate folds by drawing lines in the text area : draw line above if expanded, draw line above if not expanded, draw line below if expanded, draw line below if not expanded.
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Lost Preferences
Hi,
About once a month my jaPBe preferences disappear, colours, files lists etc. Can anyone advise me of what I might be doing wrong?
I using version 3.6.8.555 which is a bit behind the times, but functionally it does all the things I want.
Windows XP Pro SP2.
Thanks
About once a month my jaPBe preferences disappear, colours, files lists etc. Can anyone advise me of what I might be doing wrong?
I using version 3.6.8.555 which is a bit behind the times, but functionally it does all the things I want.
Windows XP Pro SP2.
Thanks
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Re: Lost Preferences
It never happened to me.RichardL wrote:Hi,
About once a month my jaPBe preferences disappear, colours, files lists etc. Can anyone advise me of what I might be doing wrong?
I using version 3.6.8.555 which is a bit behind the times, but functionally it does all the things I want.
Windows XP Pro SP2.
Thanks
I have no idea ...
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The preferences are stored in jaPBe\jaPBe.prefRichardL wrote:Hi Gnozal,
Could you tell me where the preferences are stored then I can keep a watch on the file. Thanks
RichardL
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Re: Lost Preferences
Are you running Windows XP 64 bit version?RichardL wrote:Hi,
About once a month my jaPBe preferences disappear, colours, files lists etc. Can anyone advise me of what I might be doing wrong?
I using version 3.6.8.555 which is a bit behind the times, but functionally it does all the things I want.
Windows XP Pro SP2.
Thanks
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