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FBIde 0.3.1 -> 0.3.3
If C++/wxWidgets was so cross-platform, shouldn't you be able to take the same exact code and compile it in Linux without making a single change? :roll: If so, then there's nothing to learn about...it should work fine as-is in Linux with a simple compile. If not, then all the hoopla about cross-platform is just as much bunk as I've always said it was. Big Grin
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there are some stuff needs changing, like \ to / in the adresses, then fbc.exe to ./fbc (or whatever) sutch small things. The bigger thing however is getting wxWidget instaled on linux(I hate dependencies)
url]http://fbide.sourceforge.net/[/url]
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How about implete FBIde or something like in http://wxbasic.sf.net? It is a intepreter for BASIC that supports wxWidget in Windows/Linux, but has the possiblity to bind the source file to a binary one.
Then fbc itself and IDE are all of BASIC, it is interesting. Smile
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No thank you. You can howecer do your version with this wxBasic.
url]http://fbide.sourceforge.net/[/url]
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Quote: * Linux port (anyone?)
Using wxWidgets was a good move - more portable. Maybe you should put the source code up for download somewhere. Then whoever has the time/knowledge/interest can take a look.
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it's included in the installer :wink: In the IDE\src\ along with all files necassery (you need to have wxWidget's)
url]http://fbide.sourceforge.net/[/url]
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wxWidgets yes...not a bad move :-)...could be better though. ;-). but wxBasic itself is pointeless at least as long as it doesn't compile to an executable...which it doesn't right now. or atleast not til fairly recently. I'm using codesense (a derivative of codemax which also has intellisense features like MS studio (code completion, list selection, function prototyping ( if you type right$( on the open parenthesis a list of parameters and their types will apear) etc etc...pretty good control.

Yes I started my own IDE too, not to compete, but reading what was planned here, and in Vondric's (I think it's the name :-) feature list didn't quite meet features I wanted to do :-)....so I'm doing it myself....i'm getting screenshots ready to give you guys a sample of what I have so far. you might like it ;-)....probably later tonight, or tomorrow, I'll be posting some.....I got alot done already because this started as an IDE for PDS / VB-DOS under windows (because I was tired of reaching limits in the DOS ide that the Compiler itself didn't have. so I'm doing a FB specific version of that. With features I like as a QB coder and features some might not have thought about ;-).
hen they say it can't be done, THAT's when they call me ;-).

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getting some bugs in paste scrolling the code horizontally but not updating the scrollbar position...
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Hello,

Lately I'v been working on the new feature for the ide -syntax highlighter-converter into html or bb code. It's easy this way to use outcome in tutorials or post on forums, or whereever else colored dyntax is needed, here's small example:

Quote:'Small example
'FBIde produces BB code and html
'and colors syntax for easy posting on forums or for
'tutorials

'preprocessor
#define smth 100

'code and number coloring
for i = 1 to 100
print i
next i

'strings
Print "cool uh?" + "you don't think so?"

'will be aviable in the next release
The BB code above was generated by FBIde bb-code generator -honestly!

And here's html file generated: http://www.hot.ee/freebasic/test.html
url]http://fbide.sourceforge.net/[/url]
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Great job!!!
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