Hi Gabriel,
Thank you very much for the answers to my questions. Now don't laugh too hard.
I am running Jaws version 4.02. I really do not know if newer versions of
Jaws would work better with VB6 and I have never tried any of the newer
versions of Visual Basic. But I have to say that I am
GB: Hello Jim and thanks for you comments.
Jim:
I was wondering, Note Pad++ puts temporary line numbers to the left of the text. Did you say that you could search via those line
numbers? I didn't see that.
GB: Yes, when debugger says to you an error occours at a specific line number, you may
Hi Gabriel,
I have taken a little look at Note Pad++. It sure does have allot of features.
But truthfully I do not see myself using it much. The thing is, I program
right in the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Integrated Development Environment. It
works very well with Jaws and has all kinds of
Jim:
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the link. I have down loaded Note Pad plus plus, but have not
checked it out yet.
GB: hello Jim.
Notepad plus plus has an incredible amount of features and customizable options, including autocomplete that, in the past, worked
smothly with Jaws.
If you will be abl
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the link. I have down loaded Note Pad plus plus, but have not
checked it out yet.
Have a good one.
BFN
Jim
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Hello Ibrahim.
I've tried it but, in my opinion, it hasn't something special to make it as my choosen editor. I mean, it does its job but it has
not features that help to write code more easily than Notepad or others editors do.
Greetings.
Gabriel.
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Hi Gabriel,
I have never seen Note Pad plus plus. It sounds pretty good.
You know I do still like my VB6. Jaws will announce the lines and do some auto
complete. Plus it will drop you on the line of code that caused the error. It
will also immediately warn you of any syntax errors and othe
Hi Ibrahim,
Yes, I suggested Text Pad. I said;
A friend of mine says that he has also used Text Pad for writing code. It can
even run the code right in the editor. Which is another reason that I like the
VB6 IDE.
Good luck.
BFN
Jim
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Hi Thomas,
I was just wondering what you heard the file size limit was on HJ Pad. Just
for the heck of it I kept pasting text into HJ Pad. I quit when I got to test
txt 30,289,952 bytes, about seven hundred thousand lines. To date
my largest code file is Dungeon Master at dungeo
Hi Thomas,
I was just wondering what you heard the file size limit was on HJ Pad. Just
for the heck of it I kept pasting text into HJ Pad. I quit when I got to test
txt 30,289,952 bytes, about seven hundred thousand lines. To date
my largest code file is Dungeon Master at dungeo
Hi,
Well, no one has suggested Textpad, but I assumed he was looking for
free solutions so didn't suggest Textpad which has a nominal fee
attached if you want all the features. However, I will agree Textpad
is one of the better text editors for Windows for programming.
On 1/5/13, Ibrahim Gucukogl
Hi Everyone.
Has anyone suggested TextPad from www.textpad.com? I've not been following
this thread with much interest, its just that I've used this program before
when I briefly took up IF programming and found it rather good, the text editor
I mean, not the programming hehehehe.
Sent from m
That's more or less what Philip told me as well.
On 1/5/2013 7:45 AM, Trouble wrote:
The problem with word pad is it saves with extra stuff in the document
regardless of the extension. After all its just a very stripped down
version of Word.
At 06:53 AM 1/5/2013, you wrote:
The file size limit
The problem with word pad is it saves with extra stuff in the
document regardless of the extension. After all its just a very
stripped down version of Word.
At 06:53 AM 1/5/2013, you wrote:
The file size limit was why I never used HJPad back when I was a
JAWS user. And when I got started with
The file size limit was why I never used HJPad back when I was a JAWS
user. And when I got started with BGT I just automatically used Notepad.
I tried Wordpad once but it caused a bunch of problems whenever I tried
to test my script, even though Philip Bennefall and others confirmed
that I had
Thanks Jim.
To run the code within the editor I've find the EdSharp that uses f5 to write the code in a temporary file and launch it to its
interpreter; it maybe also possible to set up the compiler and have a compiled file just by pressing a key.
Nevertheless, I'm not able to find an editor that
Hi Gabriel,
I do not use BGT because I still like Jaws and VB6, so I'm not sure how it will work
for you, but I very much like HJPad. I use it to write Email etc. It has a spell
checker and for some reason works very well with Jaws. You know that HJ
stands for Henter Joyce the original Jaw
Ciao Thomas and thanks for your precious help.
So, let's take a step back. Are we sure to talk about the same notepad?
Mine has a double plus after its name, Notepad ++, plus plus, and I'm running the version number 6.22. Wich is your current version?
What is its home website?
Within the format m
Hi Thomas and thanks for suggestion.
Yes, you maight be right saying that Jaws is the problem... I also like NVDA bu unfortunately it doesn't support my braille display
which is an old one. And, you know, I like to write code using braille instead of synthetizer only.
Greetings.
Gabriel.
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Hi Gabriel,
Well, if I'm using Windows for coding I use Notepad. Of course, I am
not a Jaws user and use NVDA, and find NVDA and Notepad make a good
programming combo. While that works well for BGT I also write apps in
C++, C-C# .NET, Java, Python, and pretty much do all my programming
using eith
ay, January 04, 2013 9:42 AM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] BGT: any suggestion for a text editor.
Ryan: [...] the meantime, I use plane old vanilla notepad. If you turn off
word wrap in
> the format menu and turn on the status bar in the view menu, you'll be
able
> t
I know that if you use jaws, you can press jaws key and delete to
get the line number.
- Original Message -
From: "Gabriel Battaglia \(Kriyaban\)" Hi John, thanks, but Wordpad doesn't provide the line number and
it's difficult to find the errors while debugging.
How can you fix this?
N
Ryan: [...] the meantime, I use plane old vanilla notepad. If you turn off word
wrap in
the format menu and turn on the status bar in the view menu, you'll be able
to see line numbers and navigate amongst them. Are you looking for more
functionality than Notepad provides?
GB: Hi Ryan and thanks
m. Are you looking for more
functionality than Notepad provides?
All the best,
Ryan
-Original Message-
From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Gabriel
Battaglia (Kriyaban)
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2013 7:53 AM
To: Gamers Audissey Mailinglist
Subject: [Audyssey] BGT: any
Hi John, thanks, but Wordpad doesn't provide the line number and it's difficult
to find the errors while debugging.
How can you fix this?
Notepad has each line of code started with a progressive number and this help a
lot moving throw the script.
Gabriel.
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Wordpad should work fine, just make sure you save your file
properly. If something breaks, save it as a txt and then just
rename the extension.
- Original Message -
From: "Gabriel Battaglia \(Kriyaban\)" I am actually using NotePad++ but it doesn't work well with Jaws,
I'm not able to
This is a question for those who write BGT scripts.
What text editor do you use to write your scripts and why?
I am actually using NotePad++ but it doesn't work well with Jaws, I'm not able to see what I'm selecting, for instance. Any
alternative would be very appreciated.
Thanks for the sugg
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