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works fantastic here ,great job. :bounce:
Quote:works fantastic here ,great job. :bounce:

Absolutely!

Just for the record:
I wasn't insulting anything. As a matter of fact, I'm a die-hard FBIDE enthusiast. Tongue

If it wan't for FBIDE, I would hardly program FB code becasue I'm too lazy to compile by command line. :lol:
Quote:If it wan't for FBIDE, I would hardly program FB code becasue I'm too lazy to compile by command line. :lol:

^^ Same
Something strange just happened trying the code:

Code:
For i = 0 to 50
if shoestinks = true then
  grabairfreshener =wtf
  sprayliberally =wtf
if hairisgreasy = true then
  grabshampoo =wtf
  massagethatscalp =wtf
  rinse =wtf
end if
next

I ran it exactly as above. No errors. When I reached and clicked the X button to exit FBIDE, I got some error saying "Couldn't run FreeBasic.exe" or something. Then another error about a missing file, not stating which. I tried to reproduce the error but everything worked fine.

WTF?

>anarky
well, there's an error in your code, but that still IS wierd...
I know. But others said it created other problems. Testing it, I got errors during one session, then I could not reproduce it again.

Strange.

>anarky
Some minor bugs noticed with FBIDE 0.4 (sorry if they have already been reported):

1) On my computer, the "Enter" key from the numeric keypad produces a CR, while the other Enter key produces CR/LF (select "View/Settings/Show line endings" in the menu to test this)

2) When the compiler reports an error, in the result window the caret (^) is not positioned at the place of the error but at the beginning of the line (too many blanks deleted ?)
1) It's windows -so it always adds cr+lf

2) That's a bug
Quote:1) It's windows -so it always adds cr+lf
But why the Enter key on the numeric keypad adds CR only? This problem did not exist in the previous version.
Windows line end format is cr+lf. On *nix systems it\s only cr.
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