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Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 11:17 am
by netmaestro
Nope, I don't have the Win98 full redraw option checked. But it flickers badly 4-5 times on load and when loading source. Official IDE does none of that.
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 11:50 am
by gnozal
netmaestro wrote:Nope, I don't have the Win98 full redraw option checked. But it flickers badly 4-5 times on load and when loading source. Official IDE does none of that.
No big problems here with jaPBe (I am using scintilla DLL 1.67, don't know if it's important), but the official IDE freezes 10 seconds at start on my home PC (Win98SE).
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 3:22 pm
by RichardL
Hi gnozal,
THANK YOU !
I have tested the SHIFT+CNTRL+TAB function on a number of source files and it appears to wok perfectly. Its an improvement that is truly worthwhile.
THANKS AGAIN !
Richard L
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 3:52 pm
by gnozal
RichardL wrote:Hi gnozal,
THANK YOU !
I have tested the SHIFT+CNTRL+TAB function on a number of source files and it appears to wok perfectly. Its an improvement that is truly worthwhile.
THANKS AGAIN !
Richard L
Update again !
- I have enhanced the SHIFT+CNTRL+TAB function, I hope you like it : if the code cannot be correctly formated according to the first comment of the block, the comment position is recalculated.
Well, it's complicated to explain, here is an example :
Code: Select all
; *** The first comment of the block (line 7) is much to left
If GoOn
For ImportData.w = 1 To 2
Select ImportData.w
Case 1
; Set up start and bytes for S/Pad+TIF+TSDB Section
USB_Start_address.l = 0 ; Start of download S/Pad ***
USB_Size.l = *StartOfLOG ; Number of bytes to download
Case 2
; Set up start and bytes for the LOG section
USB_Start_address.l = USB_LogClip_Start.l; Start of download
USB_Size.l = USB_Log_Clip_Size.l ; Number of bytes to download
EndSelect
; *****************
; LOTS OF CODE HERE
; *****************
Next
EndIf
; *** So the code is reformated like this :
If GoOn
For ImportData.w = 1 To 2
Select ImportData.w
Case 1
; Set up start and bytes for S/Pad+TIF+TSDB Section
USB_Start_address.l = 0 ; Start of download S/Pad ***
USB_Size.l = *StartOfLOG ; Number of bytes to download
Case 2
; Set up start and bytes for the LOG section
USB_Start_address.l = USB_LogClip_Start.l ; Start of download
USB_Size.l = USB_Log_Clip_Size.l ; Number of bytes to download
EndSelect
; *****************
; LOTS OF CODE HERE
; *****************
Next
EndIf
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 4:49 pm
by BillNee
Hi - Havn't seen this mentioned but may have missed it. Does japbe still save a program every time you make a change and then run it? I like to "diddle" a lot before I save a program. If it does automatically save maybe this could be an option instead. This is the only feature that kept me from using it.
Bill Nee
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 5:14 pm
by RichardL
Hi gnozal,
It looks like you have used the longest commented line in the block as the reference for the TAB position for all the comments. Im not sure that this is a good idea because one very long line forces all the comments way over to the right. I have lost the option to choose the comment indent myself... not good!
I woudl rather go back one revision
Code: Select all
; >>> TOO far to the right!
; Data import over USB
If GoOn
For ImportData.w = 1 To 2
Select ImportData.w
Case 1
; Set up start and bytes for S/Pad+TIF+TSDB Section
USB_Start_address.l = 0 ; Start of download S/Pad ***
USB_Size.l = *StartOfLOG ; Number of bytes to download
Case 2
; Set up start and bytes for the LOG section
USB_Start_address.l = USB_LogClip_Start.l ; Start of download
USB_Size.l = USB_Log_Clip_Size.l ; Number of bytes to download
EndSelect
k$ = "This is a long line of text that will cause all the comments to move much too far to the right" ; Long line
; *****************
; LOTS OF CODE HERE
; *****************
Next
EndIf
; >>> I choose the position with line ***
; Data import over USB
If GoOn
For ImportData.w = 1 To 2
Select ImportData.w
Case 1
; Set up start and bytes for S/Pad+TIF+TSDB Section
USB_Start_address.l = 0 ; Start of download S/Pad ***
USB_Size.l = *StartOfLOG ; Number of bytes to download
Case 2
; Set up start and bytes for the LOG section
USB_Start_address.l = USB_LogClip_Start.l ; Start of download
USB_Size.l = USB_Log_Clip_Size.l ; Number of bytes to download
EndSelect
k$ = "This is a long line of text that will cause all the comments to move much too far to the right" ; Long line
; *****************
; LOTS OF CODE HERE
; *****************
Next
EndIf
All the best...
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 5:20 pm
by gnozal
RichardL wrote:It looks like you have used the longest commented line in the block as the reference for the TAB position for all the comments.
Yes
RichardL wrote:I would rather go back one revision
Ok, I will make it optional
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 5:50 pm
by RichardL
@ BillNee
All the systems I have used save the file as the first step in the compile process. jaPBe does this, it can also save your work every 'N' minutes.
IMHO PB and jaPBe are sufficiently stable and reliable to write software that is also stable and reliable. I have written a number of programs in the last year, some of just a few hundred lines and the largest now approaching 11,000 lines and is about half done.
Beleive me, I would not persist with a buggy or difficult to use development system... I would be trying something else.
jaPBe and PB are reliable enough to let me focus on solving the problems raised by the application; not the problems raised by the development system!
If you need to keep earlier versions of a program why not change its filename each time, then weed out un-wanted stuff at the end of the week?
If you want to 'diddle' then why not copy and paste the routine your are 'diddling', comment one out and 'diddle' the other. Easy to go back!
Last, but not least... its unlikely that the sun will set more than a few times on a problem posted on this site... there are some experienced people here who delight in sharing their knowledege.
All the best
Richard L
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 9:36 pm
by BillNee
Hi RichardL - Wasn't picking on japbe; it's a great program. I just happen to like the way PureBasic will let you keep refining a program and then you can finally save it. A lot of times I keep changing math numbers to find a display I like, for example, and then save it. Sometimes I accidentally change the wrong value and can correct it immediately after running the program.
It's great the way someone has stepped in to keep japbe alive.
Bill Nee
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 12:35 am
by blueznl
well, japbe allows numbered backups, so why bother? just keep enough backups...
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:37 am
by gnozal
Update
Changes :
- option 'Optimize comment positions' for [Ctrl+Shift+Tab]
- new option 'Save source(s) before Compile/Run or Compile/Debug' (enabled by default)
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:48 am
by Dare2
lol, gnozal, you're going ballistic with this!
Thanks!
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 9:44 am
by RichardL
Hi gnozal,
Thanks again... having the option for switching the modes for comment tidying is very nice!
RichardL
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 10:45 am
by THCM
Is there a possibilty to reformat my source using real tabs instead of spaces?
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 10:55 am
by gnozal
THCM wrote:Is there a possibilty to reformat my source using real tabs instead of spaces?
Probably, but I don't know if it is compatible with all the actual coloring / indentation routines, and I don't see the advantage of TAB over SPACE.
That said, it's open source. You can give it a try
