I am playing the games, I have xp.
I mean the support for vb6 will eventually go away.
At 05:57 a.m. 31/01/2012 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
I really don't know what you mean by;
vb is dropping away soon so all devs need to switch.
So that means that you are not playing any of the games by me,
It already has with the op. That is why you have to add vb runtime
files to the op.
At 05:07 AM 2/2/2012, you wrote:
I am playing the games, I have xp.
I mean the support for vb6 will eventually go away.
At 05:57 a.m. 31/01/2012 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
I really don't know what you mean
Hi Shaun,
I really don't know what you mean by;
vb is dropping away soon so all devs need to switch.
So that means that you are not playing any of the games by me, David Greenwood,
Phil Vlasak, Jeremy Kaldobsky etc etc right?
BFN
- Original Message -
hmmm bgt doesn't have an ide as
Hi Thomas,
That is very cool that you can simulate in BGT what I do in VB6. I also like
in VB6 that I can put the cursor on a command, press f1 and f6, and get the
syntax, explanation and examples of that command. And of course it all works
great with JFW 4.02.
BFN
- Original Message
Hi Jim,
I'm not Shaun, but I think what he meant is given the fact Microsoft
no longer officially supports Visual Basic 6 on Vista, Win 7, and
Windows 8 most developers have dropped it and have switched to
something else. A lot of entry level programmers, for example, now use
C#.NET or VB.NET for
Hi Jim,
Yes, that was always a pretty cool help feature of the VB 6 IDE. If
I'm not mistaken I believe VS.NET 2010 has that feature too, but I'd
have to check. Been a while since I had to use that particular help
feature.
On 1/31/12, Jim Kitchen j...@kitchensinc.net wrote:
Hi Thomas,
That is
Hi Gabriel,
Not to start an argument, and I know that BGT is far better for creating games,
especially for a new programmer, but one reason that I still very much like to
create my games in VB6 is because I write and test run the code right in the
VB6 IDE. And if there are any errors, it
Thomas:
Hi,
For what programming language are we talking about? If we are talking
about C++ Visual C++ 2008 will do that. If we are talking C# Visual C#
2008 will do that. If Visual Basic visual Basic 2008 will also do
that. If you are talking about BGT I don't know of any editors that
will do
Thanks Jim.
Gabriel.
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Hi Jim,
Actually, you can simulate this behavior with BGT. BGT scripts do not
actually have to be compiled to run. You can keep the source open in
Notepad, and run the script in BGT looking for errors at the same
time. If you get an error message you can use the goto command to jump
to the line
Hi,
Oh, I see. I use Notepad++ myself, but I wasn't aware it could do autocomplete.
Anyway, as far as Jaws scripts goes I wouldn't really know. I'm not a
Jaws user so have never tried Notepad++ with Jaws for programming. I
use NVDA with Notepad+++ and it seems accessible enough without
scripts.
With a little of lua script, it would be possible to do that with my own
text editor as well. There is no autocompletion in the base version, but
it is perfectly possible to make a script for that.
My editor is called 6pad, and is fully accessible.
Direct download at
hmmm bgt doesn't have an ide as such but maybe if its not in blast
buddy aprone could add it in.
Its not in the official installer but its supposed to be a good ide.
vb is dropping away soon so all devs need to switch.
Bgt should have an ide that does all this stuff, its not exactly a
internal
oh, should add the ide unofficial though it is is vb6 right now.
At 05:45 a.m. 30/01/2012 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Gabriel,
Not to start an argument, and I know that BGT is far better for
creating games, especially for a new programmer, but one reason that
I still very much like to create my
Hi all.
Any suggestion for a smart editor that suggest how to complete calls, functions, methods, event, parameters and so forth, rather
than the Windows standard text editor?
I've tried NotePad++ but Jaws doesn't read the autocomplete suggestions.
Thanks in advance.
Gabriel.
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Hi,
For what programming language are we talking about? If we are talking
about C++ Visual C++ 2008 will do that. If we are talking C# Visual C#
2008 will do that. If Visual Basic visual Basic 2008 will also do
that. If you are talking about BGT I don't know of any editors that
will do
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