BLIde 0.8.11 update available
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| for newcomers, BLIde is a IDE (Integrated development environment) for BlitzMax, developend under the microsoft .net framework 2.0 (so windows only). The is a fix version, you need 0.8.10 installed to aply this update. changelog: * Fixed a bug when loading twice a file that was not parsed by the BLIde engine. That could cause a BLIde crash let me know if it works well. * Improved real time parsing speed * A sub-set of the hilighting definition is now inherited on plain txt files * Some little memory leaks and speed optimizations. * Some improvements to the template system. |
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| Awesome! Grabbing now :) I see a couple of things there from my email, super-awesome :D cheers dude! |
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| Cheers Ziggy, I've just downloaded and patched it now... Will let you know if I find any problems... |
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| ziggy - I'd really like BLIde to restore ALL the files I had open the last time I closed it. Right now, it only restores the main project file. I often have many tabs open, some of which contain files that are not in the current project, and it's a hassle to re-open them every time I start BLIde. Any chance of getting that on the ToDo list? SpaceAce |
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| @SpaceAce, yes I'm with you, something I miss, too. |
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| @SpaceAce: Yes, that will be done. It was there in older versions of BLIde, but with the last major engine change, this functionality was lost. I will restore it. I think it should be very easy. |
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| Great stuff Ziggy! Thanks for the fix. Sin |
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| Would it be possible to tweak the autocomplete/intellisense so that it's more intelligent with creating new type instances. For example : Local A:MyExcruciatinglyLongTypeName=New At this point, there's a high probability that I'm going to type MyExcrutiatinglyLongTypeName ( although there are cases where I might not, of course, because of inheritance ) so could Blide highlight the type I just declared for this variable at this point? If I type something else, it can jump away again, but surely it might as well default to the type in the declaration? I'm pretty sure Visual Studio does this. |
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| I'll take a look... |
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| I've had no issues with this update, Hurrah! |
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| Nice - I just discovered this nice IDE thanks :) |
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| You're welcome! |
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