Thanks to Fred & Freak
Thanks to Fred & Freak
I have been seeing quite a few [done] posts lately--thank you! We appreciate it.
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jesperbrannmark
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Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Definitely. I wish I could be that effective 
Good work guys.
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Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Yes indeed, good to see. I think Andre deserves a mention too.
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If it sounds simple, you have not grasped the complexity.
Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
+1 
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Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Yes, me too.
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Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
"[Done]" and "Fixed." are my favorite part of the bug forums.
If any of you native English speakers have any suggestions for the above text, please let me know (via PM). Thanks!
Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
yep 
these are the one that make the day goes Christmas-like ^^
these are the one that make the day goes Christmas-like ^^_________________________________________________
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Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Thanks, man!IdeasVacuum wrote:Yes indeed, good to see. I think Andre deserves a mention too.
Many thanks to all
Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
c4s wrote:"[Done]" and "Fixed." are my favorite part of the bug forums.
Agreed, with both of you. And big thanks to the PB team. Is next month the 11-year PB anniversary?graph100 wrote:yep
Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Yup, thanks, really.
As I said before I would exchange a new feature for a bug fixed every day.
As I said before I would exchange a new feature for a bug fixed every day.
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A little PureBasic review
A little PureBasic review
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ozzie
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Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Thanks from me, too.
I'm also one who generally prefers bug fixes over new features BUT the canvas gadget is the best new feature (for me) I've seen since I started using PB. I'm now using canvas gadgets for graphical displays, owner-drawn sliders, and most recently for owner-drawn checkboxes that enable me to color the text and background. What makes the canvas gadget so powerful is the range of event types and attributes, as well as it being available for 2D drawing. Brilliant!
I'm also one who generally prefers bug fixes over new features BUT the canvas gadget is the best new feature (for me) I've seen since I started using PB
. I'm now using canvas gadgets for graphical displays, owner-drawn sliders, and most recently for owner-drawn checkboxes that enable me to color the text and background. What makes the canvas gadget so powerful is the range of event types and attributes, as well as it being available for 2D drawing. Brilliant!Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
@ozzie
Yup, the canvas gadget is really a great addition.
For me the best things introduced in time were:
EnableExplicit (I bought the PB after this was introduced, I would never be able to use it without)
autocompletion for the fields of structures and interfaces
Lists,Maps,Arrays inside structures
the project management
the Purifier (amazing tool)
the Canvas Gadget
looking back you can really appreciate how much work has been put into it by so few people.
Thanks guys, and please keep up with the current bug-squashing attitude !
Yup, the canvas gadget is really a great addition.
For me the best things introduced in time were:
EnableExplicit (I bought the PB after this was introduced, I would never be able to use it without)
autocompletion for the fields of structures and interfaces
Lists,Maps,Arrays inside structures
the project management
the Purifier (amazing tool)
the Canvas Gadget
looking back you can really appreciate how much work has been put into it by so few people.
Thanks guys, and please keep up with the current bug-squashing attitude !
"Have you tried turning it off and on again ?"
A little PureBasic review
A little PureBasic review
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netmaestro
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Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Yes, the development of this program has really come a long way since I started with 3.93. Some things I like:
-Macros, they really improve performance and simplify code
-Unsigned data types for byte and word (though I'm still "longing" for one more... )
-Procedure addresses in datasection for oop-like coding
-Threadsafety
-More robust math library
-Very robust and fast 2D drawing library
-Maps
-Native encryption with AES
-Robust Process lib
-Native support for SQLite and PostgreSQL
-Dynamic arrays,lists and maps in structure (impressive achievement!)
-And of course, the new but rapidly becoming beloved, Canvas gadget
-Macros, they really improve performance and simplify code
-Unsigned data types for byte and word (though I'm still "longing" for one more...
)-Procedure addresses in datasection for oop-like coding
-Threadsafety
-More robust math library
-Very robust and fast 2D drawing library
-Maps
-Native encryption with AES
-Robust Process lib
-Native support for SQLite and PostgreSQL
-Dynamic arrays,lists and maps in structure (impressive achievement!)
-And of course, the new but rapidly becoming beloved, Canvas gadget
BERESHEIT
Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Hello,
will the developement of PB will go on?
On the PB Website the last entry is on about 08.2010.
Is the system (PB) up to date (windows 7)?
PB with PureFORM is an very nice IDE Set!
will the developement of PB will go on?
On the PB Website the last entry is on about 08.2010.
Is the system (PB) up to date (windows 7)?
PB with PureFORM is an very nice IDE Set!
Re: Thanks to Fred & Freak
Indeed, 4.60 is at RC state, final version will be released next month