11-25-2004, 05:01 PM
I sorta agree with the VB2005 thing, and frankly, it actually makes no sense to code something in VB2005 since it's expireware anyways and the .net framework you need for it is beta code. And yeah...the newer .net VB has really gone in a different direction and it really is learning a whole new language. I dunno about anyone else here, but I don't have that kind of time. VB6 would work out fine, nothing beats VB for GUI applications.
As far as the editor window, have no fear.
Even though syntax highlighting is very easy, I have an even easier way of doing it, which I used in both QuickPower and OBDS. The only thing with OBDS is that the whole thing was integrated to the extreme, so the editor, compiler, and debugger were all in the same EXE.
As far as the editor window, have no fear.
Even though syntax highlighting is very easy, I have an even easier way of doing it, which I used in both QuickPower and OBDS. The only thing with OBDS is that the whole thing was integrated to the extreme, so the editor, compiler, and debugger were all in the same EXE.
I'd knock on wood, but my desk is particle board.