Basicedit
#1
Posted 12 August 2005 - 09:17 PM
For now it can't upload the files to the classpad (if someone is interested in searching how works the casio's protocol or in making a program on the cp to talk with BasicEdit tell it )
So you cannot use it really it's a preview
But make your suggestions / remarks / etc
(please be gentle it's my first graphical program )
it supports syntax coloration, brace check callTips (just one for now (Locate)) and some other stuff
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#2
Posted 12 August 2005 - 09:43 PM
edit : HAPPY BIRTHDAY
#3
Posted 12 August 2005 - 11:23 PM
Have you thought about the idea of using the ClassPad SDK to allow someone to run their basic program? You could write an add-in using the SDK that only runs on the PC. When it starts up, it pulls in a Basic program and runs it. This would make it a full development IDE
Of course the Classpad's Basic debugger isn't the best.
#4
Posted 12 August 2005 - 11:23 PM
You can use the ditor without it but you won't see the caracters => =/= >= and =<
I'll check it tomorrow
P.S. : Thanks
EDIT : In fact it's a problem when I uploaded it :/
I can't try again right now. I'll do it tomorrow
#5
Posted 13 August 2005 - 02:22 AM
I tried it on my home computer, same thing. It probably was an upload issue.Invalid?? It works for me
You can use the ditor without it but you won't see the caracters => =/= >= and =<
I'll check it tomorrow
P.S. : Thanks
EDIT : In fact it's a problem when I uploaded it :/
I can't try again right now. I'll do it tomorrow
BTW, If you can use a unicode font in the editor you'll have access to almost all of the special ClassPad characters (with exception of the goofy character used for the Setting menu ). I believe WxWidgets supports unicode. I can give you a translation table to translate unicode to the classpad multibyte characters.
The one possible problem, I don't think Windows 98 has strong unicode support. I'm not sure if WxWidgets works around this.
The screenshots look like it was developed on the Mac. Do you plan on having a Mac version?
#6
Posted 13 August 2005 - 09:59 AM
now it must works
No I dont have a mac it's <{GNULINUX}> (ps you have my desktop Here)
For the unicode I tryed quickly but it didn't works and as it wasn't so difficult to make my font I didn't search more..
I never made an add-in and I read just a part of the documentation of the sdk there is a while so I really don't know how to do that :/excl.gif Have you thought about the idea of using the ClassPad SDK to allow someone to run their basic program? You could write an add-in using the SDK that only runs on the PC. When it starts up, it pulls in a Basic program and runs it. This would make it a full development IDE smile.gif
I hope it's not too difficult
But it's a good idea
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