Missing constants in the documentation

[elwood]

By a search in Google, I learnt about these 2 constants : #CRLF$ and #MAX_PATH.
They could be added to the "PureBasic Constants" page.

Now I wonder which other constants I missed

[Quin]

A lot of these are Windows API constants. #MAX_PATH is documented by Microsoft here, for example.

[Little John]

All built-in constants are listed in the IDE's Structure Viewer on the „Constants“ tab.
I don't think it's necessary to repeat them in the help.

[blueb]

When a new version of PureBasic is released, I always use this:
https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewto ... 09#p591909

[elwood]

A lot of these are Windows API constants. #MAX_PATH is documented by Microsoft here, for example.

All built-in constants are listed in the IDE's Structure Viewer on the „Constants“ tab.
I don't think it's necessary to repeat them in the help.

Hum, how complete a documentation is if it's not exhaustive...
And blueb has also a starting point to push these constants to the manual so the first step is already done.

[Little John]

All built-in constants are listed in the IDE's Structure Viewer on the „Constants“ tab.
I don't think it's necessary to repeat them in the help.

Hum, how complete a documentation is if it's not exhaustive...

The Structure Viewer and its content can be considered part of PureBasic's documentation. Documentation does
not necessarily only consist of HTML or CHM files. So the built-in constants are documented.

By a search in Google, I learnt about these 2 constants : #CRLF$ and #MAX_PATH.
They could be added to the "PureBasic Constants" page.

Now I wonder which other constants I missed

I told you where to find the wanted information. What is the problem?

[BarryG]

Hum, how complete a documentation is if it's not exhaustive...

From https://www.purebasic.com/faq.php

"Why the Windows API description isn't included in the PureBasic documentation ? Even if PureBasic supports natively nearly all of the Windows API functions, it's impossible to include all their descriptions as it's more than 1 GB of data. You can get all the needed information on the Microsoft site."

[Fred]

It's much bigger nowaday

[DarkDragon]

A lot of these are Windows API constants. #MAX_PATH is documented by Microsoft here, for example.

All built-in constants are listed in the IDE's Structure Viewer on the „Constants“ tab.
I don't think it's necessary to repeat them in the help.

Hum, how complete a documentation is if it's not exhaustive...
And blueb has also a starting point to push these constants to the manual so the first step is already done.

Do you expect your vacuum cleaner to include a documentation for your TV as well?

[Little John]

Do you expect your vacuum cleaner to include a documentation for your TV as well?

[elwood]

Oh, I didn't think it was beyond the scope of the PB manual.
Ok then.

Thanks.