New Jungle Ide update available!!
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| (This topic is continued from here ) For newcomers, Jungle Ide is an advanced IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for the Monkey programing language, for Windows. More info here: http://www.jungleide.com/?page_id=4 It provides lots of productivity improvements over current official IDE (Ted) Including (but not limited to): -Intellisense -Complex project management system -Project-wide search and replace -Lexed source code highlighting -Auto-completion -Folding -Documentation generator for source code -Background compiler that inform on errors as you code -Debugging for C++ based targets (stdcpp and glfw)  For more information take a look to the official Jungle Ide website: http://www.jungleide.com/ or get the demo here. You can see a features comparison between Ted and Jungle Ide here: http://www.jungleide.com/?p=732 And you can directly download the Jungle Ide demo here: http://www.jungleide.com/?page_id=382 ----- Details on this new version: This new version should bring a small performance improvement over previous version and fixes some small issues that were reported on previous version. This version also brings a new feature called "Notes". This new feature allows you to create navigable named bookmarks on documents. Those bookmarks that can be accessed globally on a new "Notes" panel, or locally on each file on the local shortcuts tree. This is very useful to integrate TODO lists on any document or solution, but also can be used to leave development detail notes when working on a team, or just leave important reminders for future reference. This is the detailed changelog: Jungle Ide 13.04.29-A � Fixed an issue that was preventing the recent documents list and recent solutions list to be properly serialized between IDE runs. � Added a new parameter to the parser color schema editor. This new parameter allows token-less parsers such as the TXT parser to define a global fore color for its text rendering instead of defaulting always to black. � Removed the space used by the Language Navigation combo boxes on parsers that do not provide this kind of navigation, so there's more space for the source code area. � Implemented a new and faster updates downloading system that should allow Jungle Ide updates to download up to 10x faster due to several optimizations. � Modified the way the CefSharp framework integrates into Jungle Ide so it is now also compiled at install time. � Made some performance improvements in general Jungle Ide Parsing and rendering. Jungle should be noticeably faster on some computers. � Added some jungleide.com shortcuts to the jungle ide Help menu, so it's easier to access to the Jungle Ide community forums, and to the licenses section, etc. � New feature: Notes. This new feature allows you to create navigable named bookmarks on documents that can be accessed globally on a new "Notes" panel, or locally on each file on the local shortcuts tree. Update as usual! EDIT: Jungle Lite will be updated too soon-ish |
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| Notes are pretty usefull, thanks. |
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| Looking forward to the notes feature. I also appreciate the continued updates. I haven't used the stock IDE for many years on any Blitz products and I can't imagine coding without Jungle. |
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| Thank you for the notes, very useful. What note tags can we use? Just "note" or something like "todo", "fixme" is also available? Icing on the cake would be an option to define custom tags and sort the list by tag priority, but that's probably too much to ask for :) |
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| You type "Note: Message here" To cause it to read the message as "TODO" or "FIXME", simply write "Note: TODO: Something" or "Note: FIXME: Something" |
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| @seconhear: Notes are sorted alphabetically so all TODO are together, etc. you can prefix a number or anything to force a given order. |
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The background compiler tab for me says "Background Compiler er" |
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| It's cut. It usually displays "Background compiler errors list" I should make this shorter! |
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| I've said it before and I'll say it again. JungleIDE makes using Monkey so much easier. I can't recommend it enough so give it a try! |
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| Also, I am really loving the note system :) It's brilliantly simple and makes rushing around between files much easier to track. |
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| Thanks! I use it a lot too! |
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| Hello! A new Jungle Ide update is available. Jungle Ide 13.06.01-A Fixed an issue that was making the Jump to definition jump to the root definition of any overload. It now jumps to first immediate parent implementation (as expected). Fixed an issue that was not solving properly prefixed class name clashes, and was confusing classes such as map.Node and list.Node Fixed an issue that was introducing some overloading resolving issues when inheriting classes with generics and overloading methods with generic parameters in it. Added support for new official monkey documentation system Added F1 support for new docs, while keeping backwards compatibility with older documentation versions Integrated the MakeDocs utility into Jungle Ide. Its available from the Monkey menu. Small optimization on the intellisense data-type provider. Jungle Ide is now faster on solving intelliprompt requests. Unless you've disabled it, Jungle Ide should auto update automatically after a restart or, if you want to update manually, go to Help / Check for Jungle Ide updates. Jungle Lite and Demo will be updated soon too |
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| Jungle Lite and Demo have just been updated too to the latest version. Looking forward to the notes feature. I also appreciate the continued updates. I haven't used the stock IDE for many years on any Blitz products and I can't imagine coding without Jungle. Thanks! I hadn't seen this post. It's very appreciated! |
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| The more specific jump to definition is much more useful. Thanks. One thing that's been bugging me for a while that should be an easy fix is the way the search window scrolls. Every input on the scrollbar or scroll wheel produces a paging navigation. I'd normally expect my scroll wheel and the scroll arrows to produce movements of a few lines. Also the paging itself is an actual entire page. This makes it difficult to track position as you page. Page movements generally move less than a page so that a subsection of the information remains visible to avoid this problem. Fixing these two issues would make the search window much more usable for me. |
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| Also, while I'm in the area: * Generate List doesn't add the term to the search history * If you generate a list of results, select a result and then generate another list the list window doesn't reset its scroll position. This means that generating a shorter list can result in a blank window. |
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| I'm preparing a new version that, among some fixes and improvements, is adding a new "Tips" for newcomers (can be disabled VERY easily on prefences). I would like to know of any aspects of Jungle Ide that you wish you had a small tip or explanation first time you used it, so it's easier to adopt Jungle Ide when you're a newbie. I've added now: 1.- A tip when you have loaded/open a solution and you create a standalone file. It tells you that this file is not part of the solution and that you need to load/create it from the solution explorer for it to be part of the solution 2.- A tip when you hit F5 or F6 but you have "bypassed" the compiler so it won't compile. It tells you that you have to select another compilation mode. All the tips have an individual "don't show this again", so it's very unintrusive, but I think it can be handy. Specially when new features are added or you're using the IDE for the fist time. Now, I would love to know any suggestion you may have for additional useful tips you would love to have had before. |
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| A tip about the new Notes feature should probably be added. Also, it was nearly a year and a half before I realized that there was a comment and uncomment selection button. You may want to make mention of these buttons. |
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| A tip about the new Notes feature should probably be added. Also, it was nearly a year and a half before I realized that there was a comment and uncomment selection button. You may want to make mention of these buttons. Nice! but where should I fire them? What I'm not doing is a start-up tips window (wich should be trivial to add) but a tips system that helps you as you do specific things in the IDE.... ? Maybe a start-up tips window is a good idea too. |
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| Oh, I thought it was a start-up tips window since a lot of IDEs have them. I've learned a number of great tips for certain IDEs from them. |
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| I think I'll add it too, as it is fair simple to disable with the typical "Don't show this again" check, so I supose nobody will have any problem with it. |
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| I feel that it would be great. I know that there are things I don't know and I have been using jungle since the beginning. I think a good tip is that you can set the main compilation file. |
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| I get this tips: You can press Ctrl+U to toggle full screen edition of your source code documents. Not sure what else could be a good candidate for a start-up tip. Also, any correction that may be required in my English is more than welcome! You can Press Ctrl+N to add a note into your source code. This note is like a named bookmark you can go back to at any time. Very useful to add TODO notes in source code You can select a block of source code and press Ctrl+M to comment it. Also shift+Ctrl+ uncomments it. You can duplicate current source code line with just pressing Ctrl+D PressF4 to toggle a bookmark in current line Should you want to go to the location of the file you're editing in Windows Explorer? Press Ctrl+E and you're done! Shit+F11 will let you fold all the identifiers or your source code at definition level, so you get a skeleton of your document. Press F1 to get help on the keyword under the caret when editing source code. To make quick and fast test on Monkey, you can just press Shift+Ctrl+N and a temporary Monkey file will be created for you to test anything. |
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| I didn't know the CRTL + E tip. That will be handy. |
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| Pressing Ctrl+U will toggle between full screen (Detached and maximized document window) mode and tabbed (normal) mode for the current active source code document that has focus. Press Ctrl+N to add a note into your source code directly to the right of the current text cursor. A note is a special type of bookmark formatted in your source document with a comment code (single apostrophe) followed by the word "note" with a colon ('note: ). The note text shows up in a "Notes" tab in the IDE and you navigate directly to the source location with a convenient hyperlink. You can also type the note tag ('note: ) directly or use the Ctrl+N shortcut as desired. Notes provide a good way to add TODO bookmarks to your source code and any other type of reminder or code notation. Ctrl+M will comment out a block of selected code, single selected line, or the line where the text cursor is currently located. Pressing Shift+Ctrl+M will uncomment the selection or line accordingly. You can duplicate a line of source code by pressing Ctrl+D. This will create a copy of the line where the text cursor is currently located and paste it directly below the current active line. (that is all I have time for, the others need a litte work) Cheers! |
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| Thanks AndroidAndy! It's very appreciated! You know my English is a bit weird sometimes.... |
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| Press F4 to toggle a bookmark in current line. Bookmarks allow for quick and easy source code navigation while you are coding. To navigate the bookmarks, press Shift+F4 to jump to the next bookmark and Ctrl+F4 to jump to the previous bookmark. You can clear all the bookmarks in the source document by pressing Shift+Ctrl+F4. Pressing Ctrl+E will open Windows Explorer taking you directly to the folder for the current active source code document that has focus. Shift+F11 will fold all the identifiers or your source code at definition level producing a compact version of your document allowing for quick navigation to specific definitions when dealing with large source files. Press F1 while editing source code to get context sensitive help on the keyword under the text cursor. To quickly create a Monkey source code file for testing, press Shift+Ctrl+N and a temporary Monkey file will be created for you to go bananas with. Ziggy, that is the rest of them, looking forward to the "Tips" on startup! |
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| @AndroidAndy: Thanks! It's very appreciated! |
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| @Ziggy - No Problemo, just made "a" quick edit to post 26 above :)... |
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| I wish there were a "delete build folder" button. :) I know I can hit Ctrl-E to get to the folder and do it myself, but I run into this all the time because I develop on multiple machines and sync via Dropbox... More tips I think deserve to be in the popup: - You can manage multiple Monkey installs easily with the settings. - explanation of the background compiler, and also that you can turn it off for CPU |
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| I wish there were a "delete build folder" button delete build folder is solved by selecting a "Clean" build. It will delete the folder and then build the app. That said, thanks for the tips! |
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| Oh wow. How did I miss that? And actually, I just checked in the docs, and I don't see anywhere that you cover the differences between build modes. It just says "The second one, allows you to select the build mode (usually Update, Build, Run or Clean)" Frankly, I have always just used "Run" since I want to test after a build anyway. So this could maybe be expanded in the docs, or added to the tips list. :) |
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| Hi! another Jungle Ide update is available. This time it includes a bunch of fixes and lots of improvements. The most noticeable addition is a new version of the IDE layout skin that has better proportions, and helps diferenciating stand alone documents from Solution/project documents by using different tab colors in each case. This is a brief changelog: Jungle Ide 13.06.15-A Fixed an stability issue that could cause a GDI rendering crash when a document was open and the document container area was completely empty Fixed an issue that was making a Generate List on the search dialog to not store the search query in the search history combo Fixed an issue that was making the Search Results list window to not update its vertical scrolling after a new search was performed Fixed an issue that could make the Recent solutions history, or recent documents history to not be 100% accurate Fixed an issue that was making a detached floating editor window to lose focus when the ESCAPE key was pressed Fixed a potential GDI+ leak that could show if the Garbage Collector was not fast enough on some computers Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when it was configured to look for the Monkey compiler in a location that is no longer available Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when the Transcc_winnt compiler was not executing properly and was reporting badly formatted targets information due to it being compiled with the wrong version of MinGW Fixed an issue that was making the Find and replace dialog to not reset the latest find operation when parameters such as "All files" or "Match case" where modified, but the search term was kept from latest search Fixed an issue that could make the Find and Replace dialog buttons to be sized wrong after the tool was resized attached and detached from the regular Jungle Ide layout Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide unable to load a solution when the solution had the same file imported twice by different projects Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when loading a solution and the Monkey compiler was not properly configured Fixed: Rebuilding official documentation using MakeDocs now also takes into account any module defined as an additional modules folder in the Jungle Ide Monkey preferences Added a configuration integrity check at start-up that helps prevent Jungle Ide use a misconfigured Monkey environment. Added a new tips system that informs about jungle Ide usability as you use it. It can be easily disabled if you already know how everything on Jungle Ide works Several small design improvements on the Jungle Ide layout. Improved the way stand alone documents and solution documents are differentiated. They have now slightly different tab colors on the new improved Gui renderer Class/Member combo boxes are now updated on every Jump To Definition operation. Improved memory requirements of the Monkey internal parser. It's smaller and a bit faster Reduced some GDI+ requirements of the whole IDE |
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| There's a typo in the "Creating stand-alone file" tip. You're acreating a new file... "acreating" should be "creating" Also, in the Settings->Tips Explain the file management is done due the Solution Explorer when a new solution is created I think the one part was supposed to be something like "...is done by the Solution Explorer..." |
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| Thanks! will fix them inmediatly |
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| If you thought creating a Monkey lexer and parser was complicated, go and add support for multiple inheritance on it (for interfaces) and a system to handle cyclic inheritance references... The good news, I'm testing it but a new update will be out very soon with this new functionality. Also the parser is slightly faster now. |
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| Oh, fantastic! I believe you when you say it's hard. I've only done a small amount of parser work and it's very tricky to get right. Can't wait to see the new version. |
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| Hey Ziggy, a couple small bugs/annoyances: - If you have a split code window (top and bottom), and you do a search, the result is always in the bottom, regardless of which pane has focus. - Whenever you click in the code area, the Local Shortcuts pane highlights the filename of the file in the tree view. With a large file, if you are moving around using Local Shortcuts, this can mean a lot of scrolling. It would be nice if it a) didn't select the filename unless you switched files b) was actually smart enough to jump to the right entry in the shortcuts based on what function you clicked in (this one is totally a luxury really... I just don't want to have to keep scrolling the shortcuts list!) Still loving Jungle! :) |
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| Next version will have a centralized single Monkey compiler configuration instead of a per-project Monkey compiler configuration, as it was creating confusion instead of easier usability. I hope everyone is ok with this. @Raph: I'll be improving this in this next version |
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| I might have miss something important. What is the per project Monkey configuration ?! I have 3 current projects, one is made with v68 and i need to change the current Monkey version in Jungle each time i switch from one to other (and crashing jungle every time while building the module database if I don't close the previous solution before, but that's not the point). I would like to have a per Solution Monkey version, is what you are proposing related to that ? |
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| What is the per project Monkey configuration ?! It is per project Monkey compiler configuration. Current Jungle Ide version, you can have different targets (HTML5, GLFW, etc) for the several projects in a single solution. That is forcing people to choose one file from the main project in order to change the main project target, degub/release, or anything. This will be no longer needed in next version as the compiler configuration will be global. Much easier to work with. |
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| Right now if you have several projects in a Jungle "solution" each project will have a compile target. This serves exactly zero purpose except to annoy you when you happen to be editing a file in a sub-project, change the build target and then realise that the option has nothing to do with the actual resulting executable for the solution. |
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| Right now if you have several projects in a Jungle "solution" each project will have a compile target. This serves exactly zero purpose except to annoy you when you happen to be editing a file in a sub-project, change the build target and then realise that the option has nothing to do with the actual resulting executable for the solution. I couldn't explain the issue any better. Next version won't have this behavior any more. |
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| I've just added an internal additional phase into the Module database builder that can read monkeydoc documents and associate to the commands intellisense pop-ups. What that means is that now you'll see a brief description (or the like) on any command you use, on the parameter hint pop-up, or in the autolists members selection pop-up, etc. I found it very handy and a godsend when you're learning new documented modules. This system works in parallel to the original Jungle Ide documentation system, so you can use both at the same time.  |
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| Love the global build and the docs integration. Great updates :) |
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| Thanks, I did see this feature and didn't get its benefits, I understand why now. ( And I never use multi project solution...) Am I wrong to wish a Monkey configuration per Solution ? |
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| You can already do this on Monkey by adding the appropriate #WHATEVER_CONFIG into your main project file. You can also import the generated Config.monkey document into your solution so you can open it at any time and modify it in a per target basis. |
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| Does Jungle have a "Lock Build File" equivalent? |
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| Well, the equivalent way to set a main file, is to create a project. That is used not only for build, but also to calculate files inter-dependency to provide intellisense and solve import sentences. It's very easy to get a project up and running and has much more functionality that the lock build file. |
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| yessss, finally docs integration. Does it support per-argument descriptions? |
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| I meant the Monkey version number, not config defines. I have 3 current projects, one made with version 68 (Lucky Pirate on FaceBook) that needs periodical enhancements but I don't want to change the compiler version now. WireFred still uses v70 because I need to change http request part. And PopCorn that uses the last beta version. Every time I switch to work on another project, I change the Monkey directory to the right version (v68, v70, v72b) in Jungle. So, my question was: is there a way to have a different Monkey version/directory per solution ? |
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| Aaah ok, no, this is not possible. You have to modify the targetted Monkey compiler on the preferences dialog. |
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| Ok, the update has just been released. Jungle Ide 13.08.10-A Fixed an issue that was making the brace matching rendering on a editor split view to not be rendered with the appropriate parameters Fixed some typos thanks to Goodlookinguy Added support for multiple inheritance on Interfaces. Improved internal parser speed Fixed an issue that was making the Local shortcuts window to modify the selected item when the document was clicked. New setting to disable the usage of system fonts in the autolists windows. New Monkey Compiler settings management. From this version, the Monkey Compiler settings are global to the whole coding session so its a lot easier to handle the compiler status. Integrated all the monkeydoc documentation into the intellisense system. This newly added official modules documentation system does not replace Jungle Ide documentation system. They can currently co-exists without any issues. Notice that in-source documentation has preference over external monkeydoc files. And also notice that same-folder monkeydoc files has preference over monkeydoc folder stored files. Prevented the scenario where two instances of Jungle Ide launching the Monkey parser at the same time could mutually block access to the Monkey modules database. New look for the helpful hint window. Its now much more integrated into the rest of the IDE look and feel. Internal module updates check could block access to the MonkeyDB file in the background when Jungle Ide was being loaded in some computers. This has been fixed. Monkey parser is automatically loaded on the background while the IDE starts, so Jungle IDE gets its Monkey intellisense built even faster at every launch of the IDE |
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| ziggy, silly question (and maybe feature request): Does Jungle keep some sort of standardized copy of the fully parsed and highlighted code in memory? Would it be easy to export a snippet of code in a rich text, html or similar format for use in other places? I'm starting to like Jungle's syntax highlighting even more than the version of VS I use and would like that same sort of highlighting on code snippets on wikis I use to paste Monkey code in for reference, especially for code documentation :) (Also it would make it easier to write something to make a "code prettifying" manip app for that cool vector zoom/3d rotate like instacod.es has) |
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| Jungle ide now can (and does) keep an RTF version of the parsed text at the first parsing phase (not lexed). You can just copy and paste the text on wordpad to get a colored copy of it (without lexing) |
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| pretty cool! I was hoping for some form of fully-lexed formatting to poop out, since pygments, geshi and friends already do some level of Monkey adequate for certain wiki jobs, but this is still pretty neat and with a tiny bit of tweaking to the pasted output, can still make a good base for vectorized images of code :) |
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| I plan to add also an RTF exporter, and maybe an HTML exporter of formatted source code at some point. |
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| I'm having trouble with the trial, F1 keyword help is only working with certain commands, F1 over "class" for example brings you to the main help index, not to the specific help page. |
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| @Sammy: I'm fixing this for the new version wich should be out in some days. |
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| Ah, thanks Ziggy... Other than this small buggete it's looking great so far! :) |
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| I did some checking to see if I could answer my own question earlier about monkeydoc params. The first thing I checked was to see if monkeydoc even supports params. I haven't found explicit support of generating html from params in makedocs, but (at least in 74a), there appear to be param lists in the .monkeydoc files themselves. Is this feature not complete? The notion of sucking up descriptions from params would be that in addition to the description given when the function is being written out, that the arguments would both be highlighted and the param description given in the tooltip. Right now, from what I can tell, the param description is still not given. That being said, the listing of params in the monkeydoc documentation appears to be incomplete, and I haven't found anything in there yet for a "Returns:" parameter.. With all that being said, is there a technical reason that params aren't supported yet? Particularly in Jungle -- Is it because Mark is still working on this part? Is it undocumented? I'd like to use monkeydoc for my own code, especially for IDE integration, but I heard inklings about 4 months ago that it wasn't what everyone wanted and that's the last I'd heard official word on the status of monkeydocs. It can be brought up to the integration level javadocs has in IDEs like Eclipse, I'm sure. |
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| As far as I know, there's no documented way to support documentation of parameters on current makedocs. I could do something, but there are other things I would like to improve before. |
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| Ziggy did you get a chance to check out the F1 help problem? I have been keeping a copy of TED open for this as its quicker then going from the main help index to search out each command. |
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| Something that I have been experiencing is when you hit Ctrl+Space for auto complete, the auto-complete window closes before you get a chance to make a selection. It might be due to releasing CTRL too early, at least that is what it seems like. If I hold down CTRL for longer, then it seems to behave more consistent. |
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| @Sammy: I haven't done it yet as I had a hardware computer failure and I'm getting a new machine this week. This has added some delay in the update, but I hope to have it out very soon |
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| Sorry to hear that Ziggy, nothing worse than something going pop in the old PC. Unfortunately its particularly bad when the weather is hot too. |
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| Hey ziggy! Perhaps its time to get yourself a Mac? =8O I've had the same MacBook Pro from February of 2007... The only issues I have now with it is that its gotten so far past the support from Apple that I can't upgrade it past Lion :(... It needs a new battery, and the keyboard just started going out on it. I've only replaced the battery once and only upgraded the OS from 10.4 through to 10.7 as each version came out. I'll be upgrading within the next year. See, if you DID get a Mac, we could possibly get Jungle and BLide for Mac! One could dream, right? =8D All joking aside (and I understand that you can't just switch like that), good luck getting your computer up and going. It ALWAYS is hard when your main system goes out. |
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| @grovey - I have the same issue. As I use VS every day it's a little annoying but otherwise a great tool of course. |
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| Small issue writing binary "%1010" is instantly converted to "% 1010" by the syntax formatter(A great feature BTW!), which causes a compiler error. Sounds silly but I can't see a way around this? |
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| It breaks a few things so I've found it easier to turn it off. The option is in Preferences->Monkey->Enable Source Code Formatting. |
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| Thanks for the tip. I'd rather keep it on though if possible, I type pretty fast and this definitely improves the readability of my code. |
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| Will fix! |
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| Hi Ziggy, did you spot the issue I am having noted above? Something that I have been experiencing is when you hit Ctrl+Space for auto complete, the auto-complete window closes before you get a chance to make a selection. It might be due to releasing CTRL too early, at least that is what it seems like. If I hold down CTRL for longer, then it seems to behave more consistent. It is not a major issue, just more of an annoyance. Thanks |
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| @grovey: This is a side effect of the threaded Monkey parser. When it builds the outlining (the folding nodes and status) it makes something wrong with the autolisdt window. I think it caused by a sync operation between threads. I *think* I'll be able to solve it in next version, but it's not an easy fix and I'll be testing it a lot before including the fix on a release, as it could break other things. I know it is not a major issue, but something I wish to have solved as soon as possible. |
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| Something that I have been experiencing is when you hit Ctrl+Space for auto complete, the auto-complete window closes before you get a chance to make a selection. This has been fixed for the next version of Jungle Ide. |
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| That is great! Can't wait to get the update. Thanks! |
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| Just buyed it :D Thanks! (please I need a option to enlarge toolbar buttons!) Thanks! |
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| Just buyed it :D Thanks! (please I need a option to enlarge toolbar buttons!) Thanks for the purchase! Hope you like it! |
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| Is there an update due(Still waiting for the F1 fix)? It's a great IDE but without the help functioning properly I am a little tentative on purchasing myself. |
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| The F1 thing is solved in current private Beta. it'll be out before next week. |
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| OK thanks Ziggy. On a small note, "Monkey Method" in the syntax colouring seems to have no effect on the Method keywords colour. |
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| EDIT - Just spotted the refresh button in the Solution Explorer, which answered my questions - doh! :) |
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| My 30 day trial has just expired, so I'll be purchasing shortly. Don't suppose you have a package deal with Jungle & BLide by chance? I'm still doing a bit of BM stuff. |
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| Don't suppose you have a package deal with Jungle & BLide by chance? I'm still doing a bit of BM stuff. I don't but BLIde is a lot cheaper now. |
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| New update available. This update fixes some small bugs and also allows Jungle Ide to load a bit faster. From this version, Jungle Ide will remember the list of available targets between runs, so it can start faster. This means that, whenever you install a new target, you'll have to refresh the list of available targets for the new target to appear. Jungle Ide 13.09.15-A Fixed an issue that was making the F1 context help to no work on Monkey keywords such as "Class", "Function", etc. Fixed a bug that was making the Ctrl+Space intellisense list to close abruptly sometimes New: Available targets information is now stored between Jungle Ide runs. This prevents Jungle Ide from making a complete check-targets operation when it launches, which is a very slow operation. You can refresh this information manually at any time. New: Added a Refresh available targets button in the compiler toolbar New: Removed the "Monkey compiler" text from the compiler toolbar as it was a waste of room Fixed several formatting spacing bugs with the text auto-formatter Fixed a typo in the list of reserved words. Property was written wrong. To get the update, you can go to Help / Check for updates or, unless you've disabled it, restart Jungle Ide so it'll check for available updates in the background. EDIT: Jungle Lite & Demo has been updated too. EDIT: Version B has been released, that addresses a small thread syncing issue. |
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| Excellent, updating now! |
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| Forgot to mention that you may see a drop of memory usage on this latest version due to several internal optimizations. It may run faster too on some machines. |
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Feature request for intelliprompt: If possible, can we get support for "late-bound" types? Particularly for use with EachIn. I use the following convention for EachIn because Jungle recognizes a local var only when it's explicitly typed:For local o:T = EachIn ListOfTs Intelliprompt pops up after the "o." with the proper methods for its type here, but can't determine it when used like this: For local o:=EachIn ListOfTs this is particularly important when trying to get generic values of T from say, MapKeys or MapValues, since the return type has to be cast to T from Object or MapKeys or whatever the compiler expects. When using the "late-bound" syntax, casting isn't necessary, but T would need to be guessed somehow in order to get the member list for intelliprompt to work. |
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| It might be a little OT but....does anybody know why, with only intellisense and autocompletion on, even editing a single 200 line file everything is very slow? Sometimes while adding a new field to a class i start typing and i have few seconds of delay before the word appear on screen. My system is a windows 7 home laptop, with nvidia card, 4 gig of ram and a 250 gig HD, recently formatted as well. If i open the same file in ted everything is lightning fast (but no autocompletion, intellisense and extra colouring...). |
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| mteo77: You should not be experiencing this slowdowns. I answered to you here: http://www.jungleide.com/?page_id=33/jungle-ide-group4/general-discussion-forum5/jungle-is-getting-very-slow-thread392 I would really like to fix this for you, but need a bit more of information as I have never experienced this kind of slowdowns, but the parsing jungle ide is doing is quite complex, so it may be just something that you have set up in a very speciffic way. Plase, read the aforementioned thread and, as soon as you can provide more information, or a sample project, or a list of installed modules, or just your current jungle ide framework folder in a ZIP file (you can remove the stored updates from there as it may be several MiB) I'll be checking what can be causing the slowdown, and fix it as much as possible. You can send it to the email in my profile. EDIT: Also, when this happens, what does the taks manager says about jungle ide usage (and ny potential sub-process)? |
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| I'm using Jungle lite and I get the same effect here of it taking its time to respond when I do anything, from typing a word, indenting, or just hitting enter at the end of a line. I've sort of got used to it as I'm not exactly a quick typist or programmer :) My project is stored and loaded from a NAS box and I have a quad core with hyper threading enabled if that makes any difference? |
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| Thanks ziggy. I completely forgot that i posted there, sorry. |
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| Upgraded to the full version of Jungle last week after my trial ran out - when you've been using the lite version, you really do not want to go back to the Monk IDE or even lose Intellisense. Great product! Just one quick question regarding Intellisense, it works sometimes and not others - just wondering if I'd turned something off or if this is normal. When I'm initializing a field at the time it is declared with a constant, Intellisense is not working... i.e. Const GAME_PLAY:Int = 1 So when I create my field later on in my object with: Field gameState:Int = game_play<---- here it will not pop up with a list of all my GAME_ constants. Of course this will throw an error as game_play is not defined. However, if later on in my OnCreate() Method I type: gameState = game_play<---- it will work, and will automatically capitalize it to GAME_PLAY correctly. |
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| Hello! I've managed to increase parser speed on critical complex situations where a very big framework was being used, or very long inheritance structures were involved on the resolution of the internal abstract syntax trees. The good news, this performance improvement is huge even on very small setups, and can be noticed on regular usage too. As it has involved changing a lot of things in the internal parser, I've released a small BETA verion on the "Licenses" page of Jungle Ide. Anyone willing to help ensuring it's not only fast, but also very stable (as it seems), feel free to download and try this BETA version and provide feedback. I've been testing it yesterday and I'll be testing some more days before promoting it to official. EDIT: I suppose this makes sense; it seems that this new version has a positive impact on battery life on my laptop. Not that I've been able to properly measure it, it's just a subjective impression based on compared usage with previous version. This better parser uses a lot less of CPU for its calculations, so I *think* that can safe a bit of power. |
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| Ok Jungle Ide Update available! This new update does not bring new functionality, but there have been lots of changes behind the scenes. All in all, you should experience a very evident performance improvement when dealing with big projects, big documents or evem when using big frameworks on small projects or solutions. All in all, the internal intellisense engine is a bit smarter at resolving binding and does so a lot faster than before and this affects most Jungle Ide areas, but it's specialy noticeable on the source code lexed rendering. Hope you like it! Jungle Ide 13.10.03-A Implemented several heavy optimizations to the parser that prevents Jungle Ide from getting slower when a very complex module's AST structure is involved. Modified the maximum with of a docked panel. Now a panel can get as much as 3/4 of the whole Jungle Ide layout. There was an arbitrary maximum size of 500 pixels. Fixed a bug that was making the list of available targets not persistent unless the complete Monkey Modules Database was refreshed. Fixed a bug that was making the F1 contextual help to not be displayed properly on some external browsers when the monkey folder had white spaces in its name due to a bad url encoding. Updated the background compiler to be compatible with Trans v1.56 Background compiler i/o performance has been slightly improved when dealing with very large documents Jungle Lite and Demo will be updated too with the new parser ASAP. |
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| Another excellent update, thanks Ziggy! :) |
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| Hi Ziggy, I have a bug in the latest version when compiling for HTML5, sometimes when I switch back to Jungle from view my browser, Jungle unfolds all my code and the folding icons disappear? Thanks. |
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| I've also noticed there's an odd formatting issue with -ve numbers. Typing the following before pressing enter: If team <> -1 Reformats to: If team <> - 1 This happens in 13.09.15-B Great editor BTW! If you've got a spare hour could we have Ctrl-Shift-F for solution wide search? |
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| @CopperCircle: Can you provide a detailed way to replicate it? Does it happens always or you need, as instance, to have several HTML documents open at the same time? |
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| I have not found a way to replicate it, it happens randomly, I only have one html page open at the time. (It also happens on my PC and Laptop) -Compile code -View app in browser -Close browser and click on Jungle and randomly it happens. I have to close the file and open it again for the folding icons to come back. I will try and find out a way to replicate it constantly. Thanks. |
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| ziggy! The latest upgrade is fantastic. My aging computer thanks you :) |
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| @CopperCircle: Thanks! I can't replicate it here, but maybe we're doing something different? |
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| ziggy! The latest upgrade is fantastic. My aging computer thanks you :) Thanks! Hopefully, next one will be even lighter (I'm at it...) |
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| To all users that have just noticed the incredible performance improvement on latest update, I just to confirm I've found a way to optimize Jungle Ide parser even more. Hope to be releasing an update very very soon! |
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| This looks awesome. Just bought a licence |
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| Yep, it feels very snappy now, well done Ziggy! |
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| I updated to the latest version yesterday, but unfortunately have had two crashes since. Nothing useful to report apart from that I was changing file view by clicking on an open tab. Windows reports the error as "System.StackOverflowException was unhandled" |
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Er, actually I've just noticed it happens when I close a (class) file tab that contains...Method New() End |
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| Could you provide a detailed step by step way to replicate it? I would love to fix it, but I can't make it fail here. |
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| @ziggy - I've sent you details via your contact form |
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| @quantum: I haven't got any email. Just in case, feel free to use the email in my profile here: http://www.monkeycoder.co.nz/Account/showuser.php?id=8 |
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| A new Jungle Ide version is available. This version should operate (even) faster than previous version. It also includes a bunch of stability fixes. Updating is highly recommended. This is the changelog: Jungle Ide 13.10.21-A Implemented a new parallel modules parser that creates the Monkey modules database a lot faster and can run on a background thread. Fixed an issue that could leave Jungle Ide in a temporary "not responding" status while rebuilding and saving the Monkey database to disk Improved Jungle Ide load time for the Monkey parser, specially notorious on installations with a very large number of modules. It really feels instant when used on systems with solid state drives. Fixed a bug that could cause Jungle Ide to load the first solution or project more slowly than usual Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash when a Refresh available targets operation was requested and the Monkey database was not yet loaded. Fixed: When closing a solution, the "save changes dialog" will only be displayed if there are unsaved changes on the solution being closed. Unified dialogs look and feel in a more consistent design Improved documents and keywords binding solving time. Jungle Ide intellisense is a lot faster in this version Fixed an important stability issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when there was a given inheritance chain in a Monkey document, and the selected document tab changed. Improved the way Jungle Ide handles failed background compilation when Trans crashes unexpectedly. Jungle Lite and Demo will be updated soon too. |
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| Thanks Ziggy, Monkey almost feels like an interpreted language now. Makes picking up the language a lot easier IMHO. The only problem I've seen is when I tested my game on Android/Release(it crashed and I killed it on the tablet), I then ran it for GLFW the IDE froze on the Run click. The consoles last output was "Sending kill signal...". After a few minutes this appeared... Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: JungleIde.exe Application Version: 11.3.25.0 Application Timestamp: 5265a5f6 Fault Module Name: clr.dll Fault Module Version: 4.0.30319.233 Fault Module Timestamp: 4d92ede4 |
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| @Sammy: I'll try to replicate this, it seems like a problem with the CLR, which is very strange... |
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| Fixed an important stability issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when there was a given inheritance chain in a Monkey document, and the selected document tab changed. @ziggy - does the latest version fix the issue I emailed? Sounds like the above fix. |
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| @ziggy - does the latest version fix the issue I emailed? Sounds like the above fix. Yes, it should be solved forever and ever. |
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I've got a new pause of approx 15 seconds between...Welcome to Jungle Ide 13.10.21-A Ready! and... Generating intelliprompt... Ready! Background compiler: TRANS monkey compiler V1.56 ...appearing in the console when the IDE boots up. No biggy but I though I'd mention it in case it was relevant. |
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| It's not relevant as long as Jungle Ide is responding. The background compiler is being launched in the background in a low priority thread, so it may take some time to appear, but Jungle Ide should allow you to work meanwhile. So not any issue. EDIT: I've found a small bottleneck when you have "reload latest solution" enabled and also the "check for jungle ide updates" at the same time, as the reload was happening after the check for updates process has complete, while it should not. I'll be releasing a non crytical fix ASAP. Anyway, it just means that with this combination of preferences, it takes a little more to launch. |
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| OK thanks Ziggy, its not a biggy as I said. Jungle IDE is pretty rock solid usually and stays on happily for hours at an end, I think I can afford 10 seconds or so for a quicker overall experience! ;) |
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| Just updated my Jungle and I have the same timeout as Sammy. Also I received this error message on every project: "Cannot convert from Bool to String" on this particular line from gametarget.monkey: #If BRL_GAMETARGET_IMPLEMENTED<>"0" |
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| @Raul: The compilation error is caused by you uing an outdated version of the Monkey compiler. The error-report mechanism is based always in latest Monkey stable release. Mark modified the way compiler directives are evaluated recently, and Jungle Ide has followed the new rules in its background compiler. |
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| Hi Ziggy, I still get all my code unfolding and the folding icons disappearing, the trouble is I am working flat out on a big client project with lots of code files and I cannot send it to you and don't have time to test with other projects. (not much help I know!) It always happens randomly when a code document is focused? Any ideas? |
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| CooperCircle, is it happening on XML documents, isn't it? |
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| No its on my projects .monkey files, I can click to view another code file in the project or return to Jungle from another program and it unfolds the code file and hides the folding icons. |
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| No its on my projects .monkey files, I can click to view another code file in the project or return to Jungle from another program and it unfolds the code file and hides the folding icons. That's very weird! Do you have anything weird installed in your machine? Anyone else? Can you send me your settings folder (it's inside the [MyDocuments]/Jungle Ide Framework). I would love to replicate it in order to fix it, but it's a weird weird bug... |
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| Another update has been released: Jungle Ide 13.10.25-A Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide take longer than usual when loading a document or solution for the first time, when the check for updates at startup was selected Fixed an issue that could leave the Analyzing Monkey Modules in a never-ending status Implemented a small optimization on intellisense class-members solving algorithm Made modules database creation a bit faster in the optimization step Made cold start-up with a solution load request a bit faster due to better handling of states and parallelizing some more independent start-up tasks BuildMonkeyDocs is now performed in the background so its not modal any more and it allows you to continue working while its being done. Updating the Monkey Modules Database will also force a background updating of the modules documentation, so all official documentation is always updated. EDIT: Jungle Lite and Demo versions have been updated too. Enjoy! |
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| Hi, I can send my Settings folder(what email?), there is nothing unusual on my machine and it is also doing it on my Desktop PC. The project does have about 20 .monkey files? |
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| See the email in my profile here: http://www.monkeycoder.co.nz/Account/showuser.php?id=8 I'm asiking your settings folder just in case it's caused by a specific mixture of settings. EDIT: Does it happens only in this project or always? |
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| Quick question Ziggy. The "Source Code Formatting", is it possible for jungle to format the whole file in one go, rather than just the lines I edit/change? I have looked through the options and cant find anything that can do it. Or I could just be blind :) Cheers, Andy. |
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| Hey ziggy, How much are the extra licences for updates if I were to purchase the 6mth version of JungleIDE? I had a look around the site but couldn't find any info of the cost of the extra licences once the 6mth one had run out. |
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| @BigAnd: The "Source Code Formatting", is it possible for jungle to format the whole file in one go, rather than just the lines I edit/change? This option does not exist yet. I plan on adding a new parser/formatter soon, once I do it, I'll add this option too.I have looked through the options and cant find anything that can do it. Or I could just be blind :) @rIKmAN How much are the extra licences for updates if I were to purchase the 6mth version of JungleIDE? I had a look around the site but couldn't find any info of the cost of the extra licences once the 6mth one had run out. One year of additional updates costs 25 euros. So you can buy a 6 months license and then update year by year, or buy a lifetime license and you're done forever, all updates, for ever. |
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| Hi Ziggy, my bug with the code unfolding when Jungle is re-focused is happening on other projects, it also happens on my laptop and PC. (Both are on Windows 8?) |
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| I'm looking into it. |
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| Just to let all Jungle Ide users know that I've modified the jungleide.com forums engine. I've ported all previous forum contents to the new system, wich is lighter, a bit faster and should help the site perform better. As this is a new install, if you experience any unexpected behavior, please let me know at the email in my profile. Thanks! |
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| Hi Ziggy. It is possible to have Jungle IDE make a backup of the sourcefiles, before it starts to build? Today my pc crashed suddenly and when it restarted, I had one file that only contained some garbled info. (notepad++ shows me NULNULNUL). Lucky for me I made a backup yesterday of all files. With an automated backup on every compile you always have a backup of the last version. |
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| It is possible to have Jungle IDE make a backup of the sourcefiles, before it starts to build? Not, it's not possible. I would love to add pre-build and post-build events to the compiler chain at some point, and it's on the todo list. The idea is to be able to define a pre-compile Batch file that is sent to the command-line before compilation, and also a post-compile batch file that can be called after compilation. That would allow this kind of additions very easily, among other things such as image formatting, etc. |
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| @ziggy Hey i purchased jungle ide and created an account at jungleide.com but i didn't receive my password :(. I tried the forgot password feature but it came up with an error 'something wrong with mail() function'. thanks for your time :) Tom |
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| Cant't you just write all the .monkey files on pressing F5 to the same dir with a .bak extension and then start compiling? |
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| @tommy2011: I've just fixed a bug on the server that was preventing some emails to be sent. Please request a new password again and it should be sent. Otherwise send me an email to the email in my user profile here, and I'll manualy add a password for you and email it back to you so you can login and modify it. New password: request it here |
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| I've just commit a new update to Jungle Ide. This new update has some stability fixed and updating is highly recommended. Also, I've been able to make parsing speed even faster. That's the changelog: Jungle Ide 13.11.30-A Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when a solution was being loaded while another solution was being loaded at startup. Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide not properly unload previous solution when a new one was loaded from the File / Load solution menu. Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide include the additional modules folder twice in the Monkey MakeDocs utility. Fixed a bug that could suspend outlining calculation. Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide stop parsing properly some identifiers when a very specific order of spaces and operators was present on a declaration instruction. Improved (even more!) parsing speed on large documents Improved font compatibility with the advanced lexed renderer Jungle Lite and Jungle Ide Demo will be updated very soon too. |
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| just bought a new laptop am i allowed to run my full version of jungle on both. |
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| @dave.h: From the Jungle Ide license: Jungle Ide license can be used as a seat license, or as a personal license. That means that Jungle Ide can be used in several computers by a single coder, or can be used by several coders in a single computer, as long as there is only one user at a time. So yes, feel free to install it in your laptop and in your desktop computer as long as it's only you using it |
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| Updates are always appreciated, thanks Ziggy! :) |
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| Thanks for the continued updates ziggy. |
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| you're welcome! |
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| Just to let everybody know I've migrated the Jungle Ide website to another server (hopefully faster and more stable). As the DNS propagates you may have access to the site. All accounts and users data has been transfered, and services are up and running again. If you still see the website closed, you have to wait for the DNS to propagate further. If you experience any unexpected behavior, please, let me know! |
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| Hi Ziggy - I think this might be a bug - When attempting to rename a file in a solution and changing the case only you get the following error message - --------------------------- Jungle Ide --------------------------- There's a file with the same name at the same location. Renaming has been canceled. --------------------------- OK --------------------------- |
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| Still getting this after a couple of days now ;- Unable to access your account. Maybe serial number is wrong, or jungleide.com is down for maintenance. Updates time check could not be done properly. How long should DNS propagation take? |
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| @Sammy: I think you need to flush your DNS cache. do you have access to the site? The DNS propagation has completed severay days ago. |
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| I could already access the website but I flushed the cache to be sure. This is what I get if try to update. Checking for Jungle Ide updates. Connecting to server... Accessing account... Unable to access your account. Maybe serial number is wrong, or jungleide.com is down for maintenance. Updates time check could not be done properly. Your Jungle version is up to date Checking for mod updates Done |
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| I get the same problem ziggy and I can also get to the web site fine. |
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| What are your usernames at jungleide.com? |
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| It should be fixed now. |
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| same issues here :) |
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| @Raul: Please, flush your DNS and restart Jungle it should be fixed |
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| Works fine now, thanks ziggy. |
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| OK for me now too, thanks Ziggy. :) |
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| done! |
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| Great! I've also made some small changes to the site to make things a bit easier. |
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| Next version will have current "word" highlighting as longly requested by some users. Jungle Ide will highlight all occurrences of current word in all open documents. This is something you'll be able to turn off on the preferences dialog. I'm just fine-tuning it now and I hope to release an update before christmas |
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| @ziggy: i am waiting this for a long time :D |
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| I wasn't using Jungle the day of the change, everything worked as usual when I was back to it. I discovered the issues reading this thread. Good job ziggy. By the way, speed of Jungle is getting better and better on my work configuration (monkey files on NAS). And about the future 'current "word" highlighting' feature, I just want to say -> :) |
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| Hello! A new update is available. This new update brings the longly requested feature that allows Jungle Ide to highlight all occurrences of currrent word. In order for Jungle Ide to do it, just place the cursor inside the word you're willing to highlight all occurences and it should do it. Also, notice that this required a new "color" filed in the Editor Color Scheme editor. This new color can be edited in the "Additional Colors" tab. Preexisting color schemes will get a default highlight current word color based on the theme itself (instead of using a default color that may not work on some color combinations). Hope you like it. Enjoy! Jungle Lite will be updated soon too with this new feature. Jungle Ide 13.12.26-A � Cleaned an internal Debug Log that was sending the message "No blocked closing" to the Jungle Ide output console. � Implemented current word highlighting in all open Monkey documents as part of the advanced lexed text rendered. � Font compatibility with the double pass text rendered is calculated a lot faster now by parallelizing typography metrics calculation for several font families at the same time. � Improved parser string comparison algorithm so parsing in general is slightly faster now � Added a "Highlight current word" color to the Editor Colors dialog � Added a new feature that allows the "calculation" of a proper highlight current word color on color schemes that were designed before this Jungle Ide version to grant backwards compatibility. For newcomers, more info can be seen in the official JungleIde website. |
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| "parallelizing typography metrics calculation" now that's so cool 80's sci-fi wordage right there. As always thanks for the updates Ziggy. |
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| Just got it. Thanks Ziggy! |
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| I've just modified the JungleIde website with a new design. I'll be improving it in the forthcoming days. I hope you like it! By the way, as I'm not native English, in case you see any mistake in the site, I would appreciate it a lot if you tell me. |
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| Hi, new site looks great, very clearly :) I have a small question about Jungle IDE: how to increase fonts in Monkey Documentation tab? |
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| I asked them about increasing the font size for the Monkey docs just a few days ago and they replied: "Zooming the html view is not possible. We're currently using the Chrominium Embeded Framework for C# that has only a partial support for the internal Chrominium API. We're going to change all this on the next Jungle Ide version. We'll be using another API that should help us providing a more complete and feature rich html browsing experience on Jungle Ide." |
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| Ok, thank you. |
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| Yes, we're changing the HTML browser component used by Jungle Ide. We're at it, It seems we'll have this ready for the next release. |
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| This is good news, thank you :) |
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| Hi Ziggy I love the IDE and use it constantly, but there is one thing that keeps frustrating me constantly :) Is it possible please to move the "Clear All Bookmarks" button to at least two buttons away from the "Jump to next bookmark" button, or have a confirmation dialogue pop up, as I have lost count of how many times I have cleared all my bookmarks by accidently clicking on this instead of jump to next bookmark. Cheers |
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| Is it possible please to move the "Clear All Bookmarks" button to at least two buttons away from the "Jump to next bookmark" button, or have a confirmation dialogue pop up, as I have lost count of how many times I have cleared all my bookmarks by accidently clicking on this instead of jump to next bookmark. if that's happening to you so much, maybe consider using the keyboard shortcut! (it sounds like you're using it a lot!) I don't use bookmarks that often, since I tag stuff with comments for a find list later, but when I do, I cycle with the keyboard shortcut because it's way faster. Food for thought, although the "Clear All" option probably should have a modal messagebox appear in any case, since I don't imagine people would want to use it that often.. |
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| I'll add an optional and modal "Are you sure you want to clear all bookmarks?" dialog in the next Jungle Ide version. |
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| Excellent thanks! |
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| I have been having a lot of issues grabbing JungleIDE updates. At the moment it claims my Serial Key is not correct. I'll try the suggestions in this thread. Hopefully I can update. |
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Amon, are you getting this message:Unable to access your account. Maybe serial number is wrong, or jungleide.com is down for maintenance. Updates time check could not be done properly. Because I believe that issue started right after the new Jungle IDE site was put up. I assume it'll be fixed by the time the next update comes out. Edit: Let me say that I did flush my DNS cache. So...hmm... |
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| you can ignore this message until next update as I have made some small changes in the server. Take it as a "false possitive". |
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| A new version is available. This version improves the documentation viewer and, in general, the HTML renderer Jungle Ide uses. This version will no longer use the Chrominium Embedded Framework, and this also makes Jungle Ide a lot smaller both in deployment size and in memory footprint. This is the changelog: Jungle Ide 14.01.08-A * Added zoom in/out capabilities to the Jungle Ide HTML Browser. (Use shift+scroll wheel) * Added Find in current page capabilities to the Jungle Ide HTML Browser * Improved Jungle Ide loading time * Implemented some changes in the internal updates notification protocol with the server so Jungle Ide is a bit more secure when checking your account updates eligibility * Jungle Ide no longer depends on the CEF framework, and this makes Jungle Ide a lot smaller in memory footprint and deployment size * Fixed a potential GDI leak on the text renderer Enjoy! Free edition to be updated soon too. Now, for newcomers, Jungle Ide is an advanced IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for the Monkey programing language, for Windows. More info here: http://www.jungleide.com/?page_id=4 It provides lots of productivity improvements over current official IDE (Ted) Including (but not limited to): -Intellisense -Complex project management system -Project-wide search and replace -Lexed source code highlighting -Auto-completion -Folding -Documentation generator for source code -Background compiler that inform on errors as you code -Debugging for C++ based targets (stdcpp and glfw) For more information take a look to the official Jungle Ide website: http://www.jungleide.com/ or get the demo here. |
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| Great update, thx :) |
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| uggghhhh, back to trident again. |
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| Woah, with the latest update I am seeing a large speed improvement in the IDE. And yes I no longer receive any errors when hitting update. Thanks! |
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| Hi! I've noticed now since the last update that the Jungle Background compiler keeps complaining that it can't find DiddyApp. I'm using the Diddy Framework, Build folder has been deleted, everything is where it was as before the update. For some reason though it keeps complaining that it Cannot find DiddyApp. |
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| Where's diddy installed? Have you modified monkey config or anything else while Jungle was running? Did restarting solved it? It looks like a misconfiguration |
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| I have diddy installed in the monkey_ext folder. No modifications to any config files while Jungle was running. I haven't tried restarting the PC so will do that now and report back. That solved it; restarting my computer solved it that is. :) |
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| Excellent thanks and its definitely much faster |
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| With IE now implemented as the browser, when I drag a Monkey file over, with the browser tab active, and don't explicitly have my cursor over the small tab bar, the file tries to open in IE which brings a download box up. Can this be changed so that the browser is not activated when I drag the files in? |
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| @Goodlookinguy: But it should open the docuement. Isn't it opening it? |
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| It's opening it inside the browser, which is what brings the download dialog box up. |
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| You mean you end up having the document shown like it was a txt document inside the browser, or you get the document open in Jungle Ide, ready to be edited? |
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| Opens the file in the browser like a document, but since it doesn't recognize 'monkey' as a txt document, it brings up a dialog box to download my own file. |
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| jungle is working fine when im compiling but when i exit jungle now it always crashes telling me jungle ide has stopped working and windows will close the program. |
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| dave.h can you privede your OS details? EDIT: I think this can be caused by the way Jungle Ide closes its resources before ending. don't worry it is nothing important. It should be fixed on next release. |
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| im running on latest windows 8 ,core i5 with 4 meg ram. Its not causing me any problems compiling or anything but just thought id let you know |
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| Just released a quick fix with the following changes: Jungle Ide 14.01.11-A (Quick fix) * The new html browser was showing script errors in the form of modal dialogs. This has been removed. * The new html browser was not handling direct access to Monkey files. This has been changed to make it faster to load Monkey samples from the documentation * Fixed a bug that was making Jungle Ide fail to download udpates info on computers with non standard proxy settings. * Fixed a bug that was making Jungle Ide show a crash message when it was being closed under Windows 8.1 64 bits. The DEMO and the free Jungle Lite version have been updated too. |
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| wow that was fast and yup that fixed my problem thnx |
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| Thanks for the file dragging fix. |
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| Hey, something is messed up with the find and replace code. At one point it just quit working for no reason. I kept clicking the 'find next' button and nothing happened. I had to restart Jungle for it to work again. |
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| @Goodlookinguy: I'll take a look. Anything special that you were doing? |
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| Well, I had two tabs open on the left and right side simultaneously and the left tab was split into two parts. So it was displaying 3 different areas at once, if that makes a difference. |
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| I kept clicking the 'find next' button and nothing happened. I had to restart Jungle for it to work again. I had this too a few times. Doing nothing special AFAIR. |
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| request: Please allow us to change filenames' casing in the project explorer without throwing an error that the filename already exists |
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| @Nobuyuki: I'll add this on the next update |
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| oh, and copy/paste seems to have an adverse affect on collapse region markers (including the lines which separate functions and methods). Just pointing that out! Might be missing some checks when doing paste |
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When I open 'Preferences' -> 'Editor' here, JungleIDE shows the message:Analizing installed font compatibility. After that it gives me only 24 fonts in the Combo-box, my favorite "Lucida Console" missing. The entries are not sorted in some way. It starts with Firenze SF, Dang Xian, goes to Segoe Script, and ends with Consolas. Could this get a small change to list more installed fonts, please? Is it possible in the full version to switch between different installed Monkey versions? Like in Mollusk. How can I disable those horizontal lines in the code view after each "End Method"? Is it possible JungleIDE re-opens all currently opened files on next start? I mean single files, not complete solutions. For the "Local Shortcuts" tool window (Code outline): Is there an option I missed, to always auto expand the view? A right click popup menu for this tool window would also be nice. With entries like "Expand all", "Collapse all", and maybe some check marks to enable/disable which entries are shown (fields, methods, functions, constants, imports, public/private members, etc...). Thanks! |
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| @Danilo: After that it gives me only 24 fonts in the Combo-box, my favorite "Lucida Console" missing. Jungle Ide advanced lexer requires fonts to be constant in size on their variations (when they're bold, italic, regular, etc.) Not all fonts follow this rule so Jungle Ide is inspecting which ones are compatible and which ones are not. I'll be improving this in the future. The entries are not sorted in some way. It starts with Firenze SF, Dang Xian, goes to Segoe Script, The order of the fonts list is a bit random because this compatibility calculation is done using several threads and they're listed in the order in which the calculation is finished. I'll add an alphabetical sort to it to make it look better.and ends with Consolas. Is it possible in the full version to switch between different installed Monkey versions? Like in Mollusk. I don't know how Mollusk does this. In Jungle Ide, you can set whatever folder you want as your Monkey version in the preferences dialog. How can I disable those horizontal lines in the code view after each "End Method"? In the preferences dialog, go to Editor page, and disable the "Draw content separator on supported parsers" option. Is it possible JungleIDE re-opens all currently opened files on next start? I mean single files, not complete solutions. No it's not possible. Jungle Ide is designed to work with Solutions, and it is advised to use them to work with multiple files projects. |
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| Thanks ziggy. I don't know how Mollusk does this. In Jungle Ide, you can set whatever folder you want as your Monkey version in the preferences dialog. If you allow to add more folders in the preferences, we could easily switch between different versions of Monkey. Use latest stable vXX for a project, and switch to latest experimental for new test codes, etc. |
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| @Danillo: If I add this, I think I'll do it just like I did in BLIde, where you can give current set-up a name and store it, and then open a "compiler selector" whenever you need it. |
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| My project has a lot of files. There are various ways that Jungle allows for jumping between files, Tabs, the "Active Files" pull down etc. but by far and away the most convenient method for me is by using the Solutions Explorer as a tab selector. Double clicking on the relevant filename opens that files tab. I really like the way that its so easy to arrange the project files within folders, and visually, its pretty easy to select the files tab I am interested in. I would like to request a small change/addition though, that is, would it be possible that a single click on a filename would bring up the relevant file tab? Currently I have to double click, which brings up file rename for me a lot of the time and to a lower extent, its not as convenient. Possibly move file rename to the right click menu too? |
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| @Sammy: I'll take a look to see if I can make this configurable easily. |
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| Thanks Ziggy! :) Small bug in the help tab, sometimes when I F1 for some help, then close the help tab I am taken back to the wrong tab and also a lot of the time the text cursor is disabled. Switching to and back from another tab fixes it though. |
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| Ziggy, I just had Jungle crash on me 9 times in a row while doing stuff. It never provided me the crash report box. I posted what it did give me, which wasn't much of anything. It all revolved around the defining editor colors dialog and solution explorer. |
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| @Goodlookinguy: I think it may be related to recursion on the C parser (if I don't get it wrong, you where using the C parser to highlight miniC code, weren't you?) could you provide a copy of the solution that makes Jungle Ide crash and a copy of your [jungleide framework/settings] folder so I can recreate your scenario and debug whatever is causing this crash for you? |
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| I think it may be related to recursion on the C parser (if I don't get it wrong, you where using the C parser to highlight miniC code, weren't you?) Yes I was. Although just clicking to import a mc file also caused the crash a few times. Oh, and I'll pack up the folder and send them to you momentarily. |
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| A new update is available. This is the changelog: Jungle Ide 14.02.01-A (Stability fix) * Fixed a very rare issue with connections being closed that could cause Jungle Ide close other processes. * Added a setting that allows Jungle Ide to try to close only main trans process when a connection is brute-force closed. * Fixed a bug that was making it impossible to case-correct a file in the solutions explorer without changing its name * Changed the way Jungle IDE handles compatibility with fonts and the advanced text renderer. You can now choose any font, and Jungle Ide will disable any incompatible style (bold, italic, etc.) if it may cause artifacts on the rendering of the lexed tokens. Recommended compatible fonts are Consolas, BitStream Vera Sans or Courier New. * Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash when a C document had a not standard structure and the thread parser was unable to build the internal AST BREAKING CHANGE: The old C parser color schemes are no longer compatible with this version. If you are using the C parser in your projects, be sure to delete the file "text colors for C.xml" in your "Jungle Ide Framework/Settings" folder. This update fixed an issue on the C parser. The fix is not compatible with prvious C parser color schemes for C documents. In order to this, delete the file "text colors for C.xml" in your "Jungle Ide Framework/Settings" folder. Hope you enjoy it! More to come soon... |
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| Another request: Our team uses Git to synchronize work. Sometimes we work on different parts of the engine simultaneously. When I do a pull from git I usually have to close the Jungle project and re-open it again. Because Jungle projects aren't made to be re-synced, we each have our own copy of the JIProject/JILayout/JIPO and .jungle files and they are in .gitignore so that we don't accidentally push them to the repo. This works fine, however the problem has to do with resyncing Jungle with open tabs of old data: Normally, the behavior seems to be that when switching to a new tab, Jungle checks to see if the file's been modified outside the program. This behavior seems to be partially skipped (or perhaps not correctly implemented?) when compiling a project naively after doing a Pull. Twice already my project's entry point has been modified without prompting me when compiling, and has broken the compilation, forcing a partial revert from the repo. My request therefore is to please examine this behavior and check to see if there's a way to prevent this from happening. My recommendation is to assemble a list of the open tabs that would normally go to the "autosave" behavior, check for editing outside of the program, and if they exist, stop compilation. Don't bring up the normal system MessageBox, but instead a modal dialog with multiple files on it (similar to VS) awaiting user action. Give options for "Reload all files from disk and compile" (actually only reloads files changed from disk outside of the IDE), from "Revert open files and attempt to compile" (appears to be the current behavior -- give a fair WARNING about the consequences of this!) and "Cancel" (stop compilation and allow manual opening of these files with the old system MessageBox prompts). I should note that problems can occur even in places where Git wouldn't force a merge, such as when multiple people are working on completely separate parts of a project. It all seems to stem from the autosave behavior when compiling a project not seeming to "catch" all files changed from disk instead of the IDE when they're associated with the project. I've noticed this happening without Git when I updated one project with a newer module from a different one while the old project was still open -- even when opening a closed tab of one of the module's source files, under certain circumstances I kept getting the old source code and no prompt to update from disk. Had I compiled without reloading the entire solution I fear that the new modules would've been reverted.... |
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| @Noboyuki: Maybe a low priority background thread could check for changes in disk every 5 seconds? Also, there could be a check to detect changes in files that are about to be saved. Also, notice that JiProj files should be ok to include in Mercurial repositories. |
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| @ziggy: That could do the job, but why not just do a check before doing a compile? Going through all project files every 5 seconds seems like it would create a lot of disk thrash. Edit: Alternatively, a check could be done when the master window gains focus (low priority, separate thread) instead of every 5 seconds. The only time this would fail would be if someone automated a scheduled pull from the repo and thus didn't change window focus.. It could execute if the previous check sweep hadn't occurred after a certain length of time, again to prevent thrash... |
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| Isn't this what things like FileSystemWatcher are for? |
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| @ziggy: Jungle Ide 14.02.01-A (Stability fix) ... Changed the way Jungle IDE handles compatibility with fonts and the advanced text renderer. You can now choose any font, Lite version update check says no new updates available. It is still version 14.01.11, so we can't test the fixes/changes. |
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| @muddy_shoes: Thanks! Never used it before, it seems it will be a piece of cake to add using this class. I'll use it EDIT: One hour of work and I already have a much better detection of file changes from outside Jungle Ide by using the FileSystemWatcher class. Thanks! I'll release an update very soon (also to Jungle Lite). Just want to test it a bit more before. |
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| A new update is available. This version (thanks to muddy_shoes) detects much better and efficiently any file changes that happen from outside Jungle Ide. That makes it easier to use Jungle Ide on a team, as when a file is modified (from Mercurial, Git, etc.) if Jungle Ide has this file open as part of a solution, it'll give you the option to reload the file with latest changes. This version has also more flexibility regarding integration between Monkey and Jungle Ide, as it allows you to set your own compiler, and your won MakeDocs utility. That's the changelog: Jungle Ide 14.02.05-A * Implemented a new system to detect file changes from outside Jungle Ide. Current version will detect external changes to files that are part of a solution, giving you the option to reload them automatically. * Improved the "Explore current file" feature in a way that it selects the file in the Windows Explorer when it is shown * New feature: Open a terminal window on current file folder * Added two new parameters to the Monkey preferences dialog that allows to set a custom trans build and a custom docmods build * Added a parameter that allows Jungle Ide to read the monkey.config.txt file from a different path in case you're tweaking the Monkey compiler Nocite that Jungle Lite and Demo have been update too |
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| "The supplied license number is not a valid active license number." Does something server-side need poking? |
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| It seems to be working properly here. Please, if the issue persist, let me know it. What's your login name at jungleide.com (email it to me if you don't want to post it here) Just tried with your username and license number and it's working properly here. Let me know if you still can't update. |
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| Looks like the license number in my jungle install got corrupted: "Ì·¹×²ÍËÒÒÙµÔ×´³³³Ë´¶ÔµÍ×Ò×ËÙ·Ô³ÍÍ" Jungle has crashed on me recently while switching Money installs. I just hope nothing else got quietly garbled. Anyway, I re-entered the license and it's working now. |
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| @muddy_shoes: Let me know if that happens again. License number is internaly stored with some (simple) encription. in case you've read it directly from the XML, it may be correct. |
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| No it's not from the XML. That's a copy and paste from the Jungle IDE preferences window. |
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| Ok, please let me know it if it breaks again somehow. |
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| Hi! Just a quick note to say that the latest update along with the entire installation of JungleIDE was broken by Avast Internet Security. It didn't like the file "jungleideSE.dll". I have submitted to avast as a false positive and that it is from a trusted source. Just a heads up that if you run Avast with the latest updates it will nuke you install of JungleIDE during an IDE update because it dislikes jungleideSE.dll. |
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| @ziggy: Notice that Jungle Lite and Demo have been update too Thanks! Tested the new font selection system, and it works fine with Lucida Console at size 11 and all syntax colors set to bold style. Just bought my JungleIDE license now - Thanks again for the changes! :) Two more questions, though: Is it possible to change the grey background color of all tool windows (output console, solution explorer, local shortcuts) to full black? My editor window also uses full black background color and it would be very nice to set the background color of all tool windows to black, too. Would it be possible to remember the state (docked / un-docked) and window position+size for the internal help viewer? I un-docked the help viewer and moved it to other screen. After IDE restart and pressing F1 on a keyword, the help browser opens docked to the file tabs again. As a workaround I'm using external html browser now for the help, but I would like to use the internal help browser because external browser always opens a new tab. While using the external browser, I noticed a small problem: Pressing F1 on the word "Print" can't open the page in external browser because '#' gets replaced with '%23'. For example: Modules_monkey.lang.html%23Print I think the anchor shouldn't get replaced. Using Modules_monkey.lang.html#Print works fine in external browser. Tested with Google Chrome and Internet Explorer, both can't find the file with anchor replaced by %23. Another problem with multi-screens: When I close JungleIDE while the window is maximized, it opens on wrong screen the next time I start it. I think this happens because window x/y position are -1, -1 in maximized mode. So next start it opens at the other screen with the co-ordinates -2560,0. I think saving un-maximized window co-ordinates and maximize state separately in the config file would prevent this issue. |
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| Is it possible to change the grey background color of all tool windows (output console, solution explorer, local shortcuts) This is not possible.to full black? My editor window also uses full black background color and it would be very nice to set the background color of all tool windows to black, too. Would it be possible to remember the state (docked / un-docked) and window position+size for the internal help viewer? The problem here is that HTML window is dynamically created each time. I could think on *something* such as serializing as many HTML windows as there where last time Jungle Ide was used and reopen them in the same location? Or maybe set a global unique ID for the first HTML window and serialize that? Not as easy as it seems... ?I un-docked the help viewer and moved it to other screen. After IDE restart and pressing F1 on a keyword, the help browser opens docked to the file tabs again. While using the external browser, I noticed a small problem: Pressing F1 on the word "Print" can't open the I'll fix this for the next update!page in external browser because '#' gets replaced with '%23'. When I close JungleIDE while the window is maximized, it opens on wrong I'll take a look to improve multiple screen support screen the next time I start it. I think this happens because window x/y position are -1, -1 in maximized mode. So next start it opens at the other screen with the co-ordinates -2560,0. I think saving un-maximized window co-ordinates and maximize state separately in the config file would prevent this issue. |
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| The problem here is that HTML window is dynamically created each time. I could think on *something* such as serializing as many HTML windows as there where last time Jungle Ide was used and reopen them in the same location? Or maybe set a global unique ID for the first HTML window and serialize that? Not as easy as it seems... ? I don't understand exactly what you meant. I don't want hundreds of help viewers opened. :D I have 1 un-docked help-viewer window opened. When I press F1 on a word, it does not open a new help viewer but updates the content of the existing help window. It is good as is, just one help viewer. So I thought you would just save help viewer state (and position if un-docked) on exit. Next time I start the IDE and press F1 for the first time, the state and position/size get restored for the un-docked help viewer. I also unchecked "Open the Monkey Help browser when Jungle IDE starts", because I don't like the help inside the IDE. Other developer tools use HTMLHELP (.chm) help files on Windows for help, and when pressing F1 it opens the .chm file. Pressing F1 again and the already opened help updates contents. The HTMLHELP viewer remembers the size and position between sessions for each help file, so the help for tool XYZ always opens at the same position. :) |
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| I have 1 un-docked help-viewer window opened. When I press F1 on a word, it does not open a new But you can open more help windows from the help menu and have as many as you want. which one should be stored? If all of them are removed, should I just not open any help at start? help viewer but updates the content of the existing help window. It is good as is, just one help viewer. |
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| @ziggy: I guess I can live with the external browser when the anchor '#' works correctly. The browser always opens an external window at the same/last position. Or you allow to call my own external help when pressing F1, with program parameter %current_word_under_cursor%, like RunProgram("d:\myHelpViewer.exe", "Print") or RunProgram("d:\myHelpViewer.exe", "path/Modules_monkey.lang.html#Print") |
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| Ziggy, can I repeat my request from a while ago that you look at the scrolling/paging behaviour in Jungle? Windows such as the find results, the local shortcuts and the debug window all exhibit the same horrible paging and scrolling behaviour where a single mouse scroll or page moves the scroll position further than the visible data. It makes it impossible to browse the information easily as you lose your place and skip over information. |
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| @muddy_shoes: Found it and fixed it for the next release. It was a very silly bug, but very hard to find! When you first reported it, I thought it was on the Code window and I was unable to replicate or find it. Now I see what it was and it's been finally fixed. |
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| That's good to hear, thanks. It was getting pretty annoying having to finesse the scrollbar handle with large amounts of information. |
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| the new filesystem monitor works great. I've used it successfully to pull from the repo without losing my existing work on a different file. Thanks! |
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| This ones a nasty bug. When I did a compile and run, Jungle just killed off the previous monkey game .exe and then proceeded(Displayed a console message to the affect of "Killing processes...") to kill off all my running background process, including my backup, NVidia card processes, ect. Jungle then froze and the O.S was left with a lot of my own processes missing, forcing a reboot by me. |
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| Sammy, what's your OS version and architecture? |
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| Windows 7 Home Edition 64 bit. 16 gig mem, i7, 2 gig gtx 680. I think there may have been a bugged compiled stalled program which was recursively adding to the heap when Jungle tried to kill it off. I'm writing a small script interpreter and it's buggy as hell just now. I don't think this is relevant but I'm just trying to recall what I was doing at the time. |
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| It's not the first time I see this happen (but I thought it was fixed). I'm thinking it may be related to process ID being 64 bits and Jungle Ide running in 32 bits mode. I'll prepare a dual 32/64 binary for the next update and I hope it'll fix it definitivelly. |
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| NP since Jungle saved all my work before compiling. It's only happened once but I thought I'd mention it because of the severity of the crash. One other small thing, I noticed also that the Debug menu is greyed out(even with Debug on) unless I do a "Build" then a "Run", when loading in a previously compiled debug enabled program. I usually only have to do this once per session though, as debug works fine after this point. |
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| Just did it again... Console output as follows... "Sending Kill Signal... Killing: MonkeyGame: Kill signal has been sent Process cmd died naturaly Killing: firefox: Kill signal has been sent Killing: CryptSync: Kill signal has been sent Killing: SecCopy: Kill signal has been sent Killing: NvBackend: Kill signal has been sent" This happens when I try to stop a running program with a new compile-run on a GLFW_Game + run + debug. Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: JungleIde.exe Application Version: 11.3.25.0 Application Timestamp: 52f290df Fault Module Name: clr.dll Fault Module Version: 4.0.30319.233 Fault Module Timestamp: 4d92ede4 Exception Code: c00000fd Exception Offset: 003567dd OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3 Locale ID: 2057 Additional Information 1: a357 Additional Information 2: a357d5a5be6bc5b4c819dd730edb4a79 Additional Information 3: 2546 Additional Information 4: 2546dd71fe527f1f6d7d616004061440 I think this may be a bit more than just selecting the wrong process ID, its selecting all user available IDs and killing them in turn. Maybe check for "MonkeyGame" only as an extra precaution? |
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| @Sammy: I *think* I've managed to fix this definitively. I'll be releasing an update ASAP |
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| New update available: Jungle Ide 14.02.11-A (Stability fix) * Fixed an issue with scroll wheel scrolling on some of the Jungle Ide components. Scrolling was using too big steps. * Fixed a severe stability issue that could make Jungle Ide randomly close several not related processes when a connection was closed under 64 bits windows. * Jungle Ide now works as a native 64 bits application on 64 bits machines. This update is available for both Jungle Ide and Jungle Lite. It's an important stability update. |
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| Thanks Ziggy, if I have any more processes killed(hopefully not! ;)) I'll get back to you. |
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| @Sammy: I hope not, I've changed all the algorithm and it should be a lor safer now. |
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| Ziggy, is it possible to revisit these code completion/prompt issues? * Completion fails with generics. * Import completion doesn't list imports from the file's base directory. The import thing is no big problem (although I'm guessing also the easiest fix), but the generics thing gets annoying. |
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| The generics thing is something I want to improve. I'm working on it but I need to rewrite several areas of the parser first |
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| Okay, it would be nice to have. While I'm here, one other thing. I think at one point we could use Jump To Definition on imports and Jungle would open or switch to the file. Maybe I'm misremembering. Either way it would be a handy ability if possible. Edit: Oh, and Jump To Definition being smart enough to jump to the correct overload would also be welcome. |
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| Ziggy - I've been having fun with the Files Modified prompt. It works great if the main Jungle window is not minimized. But if the Files Modified window appears when the main window is minimized (such as when I'm committing code to source control) it becomes very difficult to return to the IDE. You can restore the main window, but you can't do anything because the Files Modified window is modal, but you can't restore the Files Modified window, so you're a bit stuck. The only way I found to get out of this was to right-click on the taskbar icon, select Close All Windows, then re-click the Files Modified taskbar icon, and then it appears correctly. Been caught out by this a few times now :-) |
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| I'll fix this! |
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| Just a heads up that in 077f the GLFW target has been replaced with Desktop Game and it took me a while to figure out that I needed to click Monkey/Refresh Available Targets in the Jungle IDE to be able to select Desktop Game and build my project. Other people may find that useful esp. if they search the forums for GLFW and Desktop Game Target. |
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| Ziggy. My .jungle files keeps getting corrupted. If I open them with notepad++, the file has nothing but a number of NULL characters. It happens almost every time Jungle is not closed properly. |
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| It happens almost every time Jungle is not closed properly. What do you mean by not closed properly? Jungle is just serializing a XML document, it should not get corrupted unless there's a black out or computer suddenly closes due a power failure while the document is being written to disk. Anyway to replicate this? |
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| Still having this problem... http://www.monkey-x.com/Community/posts.php?topic=5108&post=76809 |
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| Hello, a new update is available! This time, it includes several stability fixes and a couple of features. More to come very soon! Jungle Ide 14.03-22-A [*] Fixed a bug in the crash report mechanism that could make Jungle Ide become irresponsive while sending a crash report. [*] Fixed a bug that was causing file(s) renaming in the solution explorer to show a "file modified" dialog. [*] Fixed a bug that could leave Jungle Ide irresponsive if the File Modified dialog was shown while Jungle Ide was main window was minimized [*] Added a new feature that allows you to remove file extensions from the editor tab caption, so you can save some space as the ".monkey" extension is rather long [*] Removed all references to "monkey demo" from the IDE, and replaced them to Monkey-X [*] Added the option to automatically download and install our own distribution of the open source version of Monkey-X + MinGW at the first wizard. [*] Improved font scaling compatibility in the IDE layout. |
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| Just made the update and I cannot open any project. The APP is freezing with Not Responding status.. |
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| @Raul: Can you tell me when does it freeze? I can take a look. Does it work if you don't load a solution and just edit a single file? |
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| Is linux support on the roadmap? I'd love to purchase, but I haven't used Windows in a decade, and can't see myself switching back any time soon |
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| Dear ziggy, most probably the same issue as Raul - and as I was reading your last post I made some tests bevor posting here. After the last update, if I open my long lasting project Jungle completly freezes. I tried to open a single monkey file out of the project (without opening the project itself) and it freezes. Last test - create a new empty monkey file and a freeze happens again. Hope you can find the error fast :-) Br Wyl |
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| I'm getting the same thing. Halp, I'm on a tight deadline! I try to open my project from MRUDs More info: Full CPU core usage, 50% (I am on a dual core machine) after loading project file. It is a large project (~30 source files? Edit: I lied, it's more like 100 when counting 3rd-party libs) |
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| Getting the same here Windows 7 64bit Small and large projects, example project here : http://chrismingay.co.uk/CM-YATY.zip |
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| Found it! I'm uploading a fix! |
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| Loaded the new updated - the IDE is responding again :-) |
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| A new version has been just updaloaded. This version should fix the problem some users were experiencing when a solution was being loaded and the background compiler was running. EDIT: This is the first time I see an application behaving logically different when it is executed using the .net JIT and when it is executing a native build. The problem was that Jungle Ide was waiting in a normal priority thread for completion of a low priority thread, and the low priority thread was suspended when Jungle Ide was native, and not suspended when it was jitted, so this issue only happened when Jungle Ide update was installed on disk, but not on my test setup on Visual Studio. That's weird! Anyway, found it, fix it, and a new version is available. |
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| So all in all, finally the new Jungle Ide update: Jungle Ide 14.03-22-B [*] Fixed a bug in the crash report mechanism that could make Jungle Ide become irresponsive while sending a crash report. [*] Fixed a bug that was causing file(s) renaming in the solution explorer to show a "file modified" dialog [*] Fixed a bug that could leave Jungle Ide irresponsive if the File Modified dialog was shown while Jungle Ide was main window was minimized [*] Added a new feature that allows you to remove file extensions from the editor tab caption, so you can save some space as the ".monkey" extension is rather long [*] Removed all references to "monkey demo" from the IDE, and replaced them to Monkey-X [*] Added the option to automatically download and install our own distribution of the open source version of Monkey-X + MinGW at the first wizard. [*] Improved font scaling compatibility in the IDE layout. VERSION B:Fixed a mutual blocking thread issue that could eventually make Jungle Ide become irresponsive while checking for the background compiler status |
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| works fine now. thanks man! |
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| Nice one, ta :) |
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| I wonder if the compilation differences may account also for some of the bugs I've experienced recently? On my project, the background compiler takes a very long time to complete, but beyond that, I've been experiencing crashes more and more often when trying to type a colon. I can't reproduce it reliably, so I can't offer much help with it, but it causes an exception which I can continue from but am unable to type that character again without another exception being thrown. I've used the crash reporter to send it several times. Hopefully it helps somewhere... More info: It only crashes after running Jungle a while, or editing a large chunk of code with refactoring. Perhaps cutting/pasting and moving out of lines a lot can exacerbate this? Occasionally, the "switches back to an old argument from the tooltip after using arrow keys to scroll the cursor to a different argument" problem rears its ugly head, too. Hmm. |
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| More info: It only crashes after running Jungle a while, or editing a large chunk of code with refactoring. Perhaps cutting/pasting and moving out of lines a lot can exacerbate this? Occasionally, the "switches back to an old argument from the tooltip after using arrow keys to scroll the cursor to a different argument" problem rears its ugly head, too. Hmm. Will investigate this too. I don't think they're related things, but I'll take a look (again). |
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| I just ran into the dreaded "Jungle tries to kill all running processes" problem when compiling a build. Here's what I was doing leading up to that point: 1. I had just re-enabled an async/multithread loader routine for my game. 2. While the main thread was waiting for the subthreads to return, the game crashed for an unrelated reason on the main thread (I accidentally left in some code that tried to access a resource that wasn't loaded yet) 3. The game DebugStopped. 4. I fixed the problem, and hit the play button again -- Dektop_Game, Debug config. 5. Jungle proceeded to try and kill processes on my system one by one. Before it killed itself, Jungle was reporting in its output buffer something along the lines of "Process 'winamp' shut down" or something to that effect. 6. The chaos stopped when I force killed my frozen MonkeyGame process from the task manager. Jungle's task disappeared. My system is Windows XP-32 |
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| @Noboyuki: Are you using latest Jungle Ide version? This behavious should not be possible on latest version. (I will ensure but it should not happen any more). |
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| Yes, I'm using the latest version. |
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| New version available: Jungle Ide 14.04.15-A [*] Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when showing the list of available classes. [*] Added an animated progress icon to the Monkey-X installer so it does not seems that Jungle Ide is irresponsive while the open source version of Monkey is being installed on the first run wizard [*] Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash when calculating the list of module dependencies and a single file was imported several times [*] Changed the "HTML Browser" for "Browser" in the documentation integrated explorer, so it takes a bit less of space in the document docking area. [*] New feature: When the module updater finds an update for an already installed module, it'll generate a Zip file of the old version as a backup. (this can be disabled). [*] Background compiler will ignore compilation clusters that are not the entry point of a solution so background compilation can be performed a bit faster on multi-project solutions [*] Fixed a potential GDI leak on the Media Preview window [*] Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide close unrelated processes when closing a connection Enjoy! Free version will be updated in a while too EDIT: Free version has been updated too. |
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| @Ziggy: Is there any chance of adding an All Files to the open document file dialogue so it's possible to open a glfw Makefile, so I don't have to open up another text editor please. |
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| Yes, What should be considered the default parser for unknown extensions? the plain text parser? |
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| Yes, the plain text parser should do the job as long as it can handle the accidental opening of non text based files. For Makefiles it could do a simple check of the name. There is one bug with the output console. It seams to have problems with output from the back-end MinGW compiler. It looks like it's not handling warning/error messages new-line/CR codes, which makes it hard to follow when there is a problem. |
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| LOL, just can't win with this compiling thing........ Tried hitting play when the process was still running, it didn't wanna do it, it didn't look like it was doing anything, something about Main() not being found I guess. So I killed the MonkeyGame process myself and tried again. Hey presto, it worked. Except when I tried closing it, Jungle decided to compile it again for me. Then again, and again. Like as if it had backlogged all of my attempts to compile. ooooooooooooops edit: was compiling from individual file, not a jungle project. Tried the compile first accidentally from a dependency file without Main(), got the bug, switched tabs and tried again. Process wouldn't die, then the above bugz happened edit2: Sending Kill signal... Connection properly closed. (no it wasn't) |
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| @ziggy: I can confirm the bug Nobuyuki is suffering as well. Edit: I have filed a bug report. |
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| @dawlane and Nobuyuki: Just released a quickfix. |
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| @ziggy: Did a quick test and that looks like it's fixed it. Any idea when we will be seeing opening Makefiles and the console output bug for MinGW? |
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| @dawlane my MinGW works well here. Not sure what can be different, but all CR is properly sent to the console output |
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 thought everything would be fixed now, but when running processes on multiple targets simultaneously, I just had it happen again..... it said "Found x" again and again with all the names of my processes and started killing them all off........ |
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| Noboyuki: Do you know how to replicate it? |
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| Do you run anything in a non-standard way Nobuyuki? I am sure some of the similar problems I was having was due to not having an update() or render() in my non-standard monkey code. |
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| @Ziggy: I think Nobuyuki is building a project as Desktop, and while that is running changing targets, and building android, then FLASH. I think you can guess the rest. Basically trying to run multiple instances and Jungle is losing track of what it's running. Note I haven't test this yet as at the moment using Linux. If I remember TED wont let you do this and to be honest, I have never tried to have more than one instance at a time running. As for the MinGW/console thing; I will see if its a MinGW/trans problem by using an older version. Edit: Trying to run multiple instances should kill the previous instance, which it does on my machine. So Nobuyuki will have to explain what he is doing in sequence to get this problem. |
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| Edit: Trying to run multiple instances should kill the previous instance, which it does on my machine. So Nobuyuki will have to explain what he is doing in sequence to get this problem. It works here too, so I supose noboyuki is doing something different |
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| @Noboyuki: Which version of trans/Monkey are you using. @ziggy: Have you tested the current release of Jungle with older versions on Monkey? It does produce some interesting results. Edit: Did some digging around and it looks like the problem with the MinGW output has something to do with using TDM-MinGW-w64. TED outputs warnings correctly while jungle misses the CR. Without forcing a warning, it's not possible to tell if the same is true for any 32 implementation of MinGW with Jungle. |
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| I haven't been able to reliably reproduce the bug. It's happened to me only twice in all the time I've used Jungle. However, both of those times were recently. Our project is large (over 32k lines of code), and background recompilation can take 20 seconds or more on my machine. Maybe something else is happening on the system under the constrained resources that causes Jungle to freak out. |
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| @Nobuyuki: Sound to me that something is still holding on to the process. I would be looking at Anti Virus solution being the culprit. Install Process Explorer, and the next time it happens, start Process Explorer and see if it can give you any clues as to what's happening. Some AV software will not play well with Monkey or Jungle. Bitdefender is one such piece of s**t. Because of how Monkey executables work, it thinks it's malware and will send it to quarantine. |
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| Have you tested the current release of Jungle with older versions on Monkey? It does produce some interesting results. Which interesting results? |
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| @ziggy: It was late last night when I was playing around with MonkeyPro69 and running some of the banana sample (Charlie and Richard's) and was half asleep and never got round to test it with TED. Turns out that it's some issue with Monkey69 and Desktop. I was scratching my head wondering why blobmonster and glfw_diffusion window wouldn't terminate. Pressing play again on Jungle terminates the process, but begins to rebuild it, so the only way to kill it was to go into task manager. I'm surprised that there isn't a method in Jungle to manual kill a Desktop build. |
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| I'm surprised that there isn't a method in Jungle to manual kill a Desktop build. Press the STOP button in the process connection (in the console tabs) |
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| Press the STOP button in the process connection (in the console tabs) I must have been blind. But then I do have the console auto hiding itself. |
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| @dawlane I don't run an antivirus. There are no anomalous process hooks coming from any services on my system. @ziggy By the way, the version of trans I'm using is v78e. I am compiling using msbuild, if that helps. The program runs a multithreaded loader (although I don't know if this can cause problems with process hooks, because I don't know much about them and presumed that it's the OS's job to make sure misbehaving applications are terminated for violating their memory contract or whatever) |
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| @Nobuyuki: Now I know what can be making this happen. Not an easy fix, but now I know where the problem is, and I'll be delivering a fix ASAP. It's relates to windows reusing Process ID. From MSDN: ParentProcessId Data type: uint32 Access type: Read-only Unique identifier of the process that creates a process. Process identifier numbers are reused, so they only identify a process for the lifetime of that process. It is possible that the process identified by ParentProcessId is terminated, so ParentProcessId may not refer to a running process. It is also possible that ParentProcessId incorrectly refers to a process that reuses a process identifier. So using the ParentProcessID to build the process tree is not as safe as it would seem. I have a workaround, just testing it. |
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| Fantastic, I'm glad to hear you've managed to narrow it down. |
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| Hey, a little text mistake in Settings -> Editor "Use Big Endian unicode enconding", the "enconding" part should be "encoding". |
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| Hello, a new Jungle Ide update is available. This is a stability update, so it's very recommended to install it. This is the small changelog: Jungle Ide 14.05.01-A (Quick fix) [*] Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide close unrelated processes when a connection with a compiled program was brute-force killed. [*] Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide crash when showing the list of available classes at a given context [*] Fixed a small typo in the preferences dialog (Thanks to goodlookinguy) Free version will be updated soon too. Thanks! |
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| This bug was introduced 3 months ago and it's been making hitting F1 a PITA ever since... http://www.monkey-x.com/Community/posts.php?topic=5108&post=76809 |
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| Can you provide any sort of step-by-step to replicate? |
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| It happens on any multi tab/multi file project, select a command, hit F1, close the newly opened help tab. You are not returned to the tab that you pressed help on and the cursor remains hidden. You can still type but no cursor, unless you change the tab. |
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| @Sammy: I'm looking into it. Just to let everybody know we'll be adding what I think is a nice feature that will help implement Overriding on classes. After the "Method" keyword is entered, a list of available overrides will be shown in the autolist. This will be improved a lot in the future (better generics handling, implementation of interfaces, etc.) but next version will have a preliminar functionality of all this, in addition to the features mentioned here: http://www.monkey-x.com/Community/posts.php?topic=8467 Also, I'm working on a premade files and solution templates, so when creating a new solution, you'll be able to create a "blank" one, or create one based on your modules. Each module with a subfolder named "jungle templates" will be able to provide pre-maid solutions and files for newcomers. Imagine something like: New Solution --> Select type: Blank solution, Mojo Game, Diddy Game, Playniax project, Command Line tool, etc.... Also, you'll be able to select templates for single files in the project explorer: New empty file, New JungleGui form, New Box2D shape, etc... And the last thing, I'm adding a way to provide some sort of better integration of thirdparty tools. Any tool, will be able to register actions into Jungle Ide, and associate them to the solution explorer context menu (more can be added later) So you will be able to do things like: New FontMachine project, and associate it with a Fontmachine editor call, or New Tiled map, etc... Now, I'm wondering my self some small questions, I would love to know what you think: 1.- Do you think we need to differentiate the data folder into a project with a sort of "multimedia-like" folder image? Will this be of any help to newcomers? 2.- Do you think it would be a good idea to provide pre-maid solutions for existing Bananas, so when anyone opens one sample, he/she can see all files involved, the media files in the data folder, etc? 3.- Do anyone of you have nice looking apps that could be shared to be included in the free Jungle Ide to help Mark sell more Monkey licenses? 4.- What free or open source thirdparty tools do you considere would be worth it to suggest to Jungle Ide + Monkey users? I could add automated installer for those tools too if there're useful enough. All in all, as you can imagine, the idea behind this is to provide a standalone tool that is (at least) Jungle Ide + Monkey (open source version) that makes it a breeze to adopt Monkey as the preferred development tool on Windows (and we plan to add Mac Os and Linux later to the party). This tool will encourage the purchase of the Monkey Pro in order to publish for Android, Flash, XNA, etc. and the purchase will be integrated in the tool itself. All in all, we're improving our business model in a way that can benefit both BLR and LemonBytes. We'll see how it all goes, but we're very excited! No ETA for everything just yet, but I'm almost done, just some weeks left. All this will be also available in the free version of Jungle. |
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| 1.- Do you think we need to differentiate the data folder into a project with a sort of "multimedia-like" folder image? Will this be of any help to newcomers? I think that's a good idea. I don't think it'll make a difference with newcomers, but I could be wrong. 2.- Do you think it would be a good idea to provide pre-made solutions for existing Bananas, so when anyone opens one sample, he/she can see all files involved, the media files in the data folder, etc? I'm not sure about this one. 4.- What free or open source thirdparty tools do you considere would be worth it to suggest to Jungle Ide + Monkey users? I could add automated installer for those tools too if there're useful enough. What do you mean by tools? Like Tiled, Spriter, Spine, AutoTileGen, et cetera? Also, I'm working on a premade files and solution templates, so when creating a new solution, you'll be able to create a "blank" one, or create one based on your modules. Each module with a subfolder named "jungle templates" will be able to provide pre-maid solutions and files for newcomers. Imagine something like: New Solution --> Select type: Blank solution, Mojo Game, Diddy Game, Playniax project, Command Line tool, etc.... This is a fantastic idea. I'm 100% for this. This is something that could be both beneficial to newcomers and long time users when they want to jump right in without having to copy and paste a previously created template. |
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| What do you mean by tools? Like Tiled, Spriter, Spine, AutoTileGen, et cetera? Yes, that's the idea, but they should be redistributable. Also, if there's any monkey module required, I'll add the download and setup of that module too (but a proper open-source, distributed (not based on a single server) module manager is next in my todo list) |
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| Also, I'm working on a premade files and solution templates, so when creating a new solution, you'll be able to create a "blank" one, or create one based on your modules. Each module with a subfolder named "jungle templates" will be able to provide pre-maid solutions and files for newcomers. Finally! I'd like to create a template for our internal games framework. I'm sure every other framework could benefit from it too. But particularly, most new projects always need the mojo boilerplate code, which is probably going to be the most useful way to do this (particularly if we can do a "new temporary monkey file" with a template). And the last thing, I'm adding a way to provide some sort of better integration of thirdparty tools. Any tool, will be able to register actions into Jungle Ide, and associate them to the solution explorer context menu (more can be added later) So you will be able to do things like: New FontMachine project, and associate it with a Fontmachine editor call, or New Tiled map, etc... Also sounds like a nice idea. Adding resource files would be good. I'm wondering if in addition to this, we could have other compile chain profiles so we can integrate tools into them. For example, instead of just clean/build/run/etc, we can make custom ones which can run pre-trans and post-trans script options, so for example we could run an aggressive search for texture re-packing, or run a post-compile script to throw external classes into the build folder before the next step (for things like java packages)... 1.- Do you think we need to differentiate the data folder into a project with a sort of "multimedia-like" folder image? Will this be of any help to newcomers? 2.- Do you think it would be a good idea to provide pre-maid solutions for existing Bananas, so when anyone opens one sample, he/she can see all files involved, the media files in the data folder, etc? 3.- Do anyone of you have nice looking apps that could be shared to be included in the free Jungle Ide to help Mark sell more Monkey licenses? 4.- What free or open source thirdparty tools do you considere would be worth it to suggest to Jungle Ide + Monkey users? I could add automated installer for those tools too if there're useful enough. 1. Not necessarily but it couldn't hurt. The new project wizard should create a common entry point filename that is better than "newfile.monkey"; if not allowed to specify it, I recommend automatically giving the entry point the project name. Alternative names could be "main.monkey", or the project name with an underscore prefixed to it. With some sort of consistent method, it will be possible to automatically create the data folder at the time of project creation, which would be even more useful to newcomers, since they probably won't even know to create a data folder (and once they do, they don't need an icon to help them know what it is). 2. No. Don't do this unless you're selling a value-added package that includes both Jungle and Monkey together. If you are doing the latter, it may be better to just create your own bananas for some things (for example, if Jungle comes with a FontMachine license, then include something FontMachine related, and don't include AngelFont). Not all of the ones that come with Monkey are great examples of the modern syntax (many look like bmax ports). However, if you do sell a value-added package, definitely do this. 3. I have a collection of examples I made for myself when I was learning Monkey that could be cleaned up, however they're not that much better than some of the ones that exist. The ones that exist just need to be updated and better commented. 4. The usual suspects. There's a thread for this somewhere, although I'd say only include auto-installers for tools which you'd integrate into your own toolchain and that Jungle would already have built-in "tool templates" for in the context menu waiting to be activated. Maybe audacity, bfxr, pxtone, GIMP, Tiled, BMFont. |
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| For example, instead of just clean/build/run/etc, we can make custom ones which can run pre-trans and post-trans script options, so for example we could run an aggressive search for texture re-packing, or run a post-compile script to throw external classes into the build folder before the next step (for things like java packages)... Do you think this be solved by just allowing a BAT file with some sort of parameter's support to be executed before trans is called? Would it be better to allow a monkey c++ tool to be called instead as if it was a script? I will think about it as it seems a nice idea, but not sure what's the best way usability wise. And I would like to support one way to do this, not two.I have the solution templates thing almost done, and it works very well. I just need to fine-tune it a bit, but I think it'll be very useful. |
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| Well, for me, I'd probably be "OK" with a batch file somewhere in the chain. The way Visual Studio does it (the cheap way) is that post-compilation they let you run some script on a per-project basis. Obviously, having scripted build action templates would be more powerful (ie: being able to call any executable any time in the build chain as part of a script, and then being able to select it from the dropdown menu for build action). I believe VS does that too, but I've never used it. The latter of these two would probably require modularizing the build chain in a way that makes it scriptable; that is to say, all of the "default" build/run actions would be defined by scripts instead of simply internally. Having that on a per-project/solution basis would probably be the most powerful thing, but would probably require some sort of whole new "project/solution properties" dialog or something. With that being said, however, it does open up the possibility to introduce certain automations into the mix that creates a value-added proposition for Jungle -- for example, having scripts for various OS's to introduce resource manifests to give projects icons that come with Jungle, and letting people specify these in that aforementioned properties dialog (including selecting icons) in an integrated way. That's just one example for what you could do potentially if the build chain was scriptable. So, it may not just benefit the users to have the flexibility! |
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| New update available. This new Jungle Ide version brings two important improvements. In the one hand, it includes automated installers for Android, Flash, C++, XNA and Windows 8 in a way that, once installed, the corresponding monkey configuration file is also modified accordingly. Also, when you update Monkey and set the selected compiler to a new folder in the preferences dialog, Jungle Ide will ensure the correct PATHS are also set up in the updated Monkey version. All this is done due Jungle Ide being able to download and install the required SDKs and also, by the fact that now Jungle Ide has a special SDKS area in the preferences dialog where all sdk paths can be set in a way that those values are refactored in the corresponding config files when Monkey is updated. This should help newcomers getting most of the SDKs configuration done, and should help the tedious need of copying config files after a Monkey update. Additionally, this version includes a direct access to the Android SDK tools, once it's installed, in case you need to update the SDK tools, create an Android emulator, etc. If that's not enough, this version additionally comes with what I think is a very useful templates system: This version allows you to create new solutions based on some pre-made templates and, in addition to this, it allows you to create your own solution templates. Once you have a solution, with the media files, the folders, everything, you can save it as a template and use it later whenever you want to create a new solution. When a template is used, the template solution name, project, main file and data folder names will be properly modified to reflect the names actually chosen by the template user. If that's not enough yet, if you're a module developer, you can associate a template to your module. When you do this, the template(s) will be stored in a folder INSIDE the module folder, so when you distribute the module, you'll be distributing the module associated templates with it. This will allow this scenario: IE. you install diddy, you could get premade templates for a typical diddy game. You update diddy, the templates update too, etc etc... If that's not still enough, the templates system also contains single documents templates that can be directly used from the context button on the solution explorer, or when a new document is created. It works the same as solution templates, and those can also be associated to modules. I plan on adding some document templates for JungleGui. Typical document structures like "New Form", "New Dialog", etc. This kind of file templates make lots of sense on some modules, so you can now create them and use them and easily distribute them. That's the complete change-log: Jungle Ide 14.05.28-A [*] Added a new solution templates system. This new system allows you to create a new solution based on pre-existing templates. [*] The new solution templates system allows you to save a solution as a module template, so the template is stored within the module folder in a way that when the module is redistributed, the template is redistributed too so it is available as a new solution template to anyone installing the module without any additional action required. [*] Added a system to automate installs of third party SDKs. [*] Added a SDKS section in the preferences dialog. The paths set there will be refactored to the Monkey config file when a new Monkey version is selected in the preferences dialog. [*] Added installs for Android, Flash, Desktop, XNA and Windows 8. When any of this targets is installed, the Jungle Ide SDKS preferences section is updated accordingly and transparently. [*] Added several basic pre-made templates both in Strict and regular styles. [*] Fixed an issue that was making the folding toggle marker to be drawn too small on hidpi displays. It now scales as the editor font. [*] Added a preliminary overloading intellisense helper. When there are method overloads available, Jungle Ide will suggest them after writing the Method keyword. (much more to come soon). [*] Added a new parallel database loading that improves Jungle Ide start-up time. [*] Fixed an issue that was making locally declared exception parameters to sometimes not be properly highlighted. [*] Change: When a file is renamed in the solutions explorer and the extension is completely removed, Jungle Ide will assume previous file name extension has to be added. [*] Fixed an issue that could make the media preview window to crash when the window was closed abruptly while Jungle Ide was making some calculations over the image on a secondary thread. [*] Fixed an issue that could introduce some incompatibilities on folder notation on non standard windows file systems when using external drives or network drives. [*] Added a Documents template system. Jungle Ide will allow you to save a document as a template in a way that code can be reused when a new document is created. [*] Fixed an issue that was making files excluded from the solution to not be unloaded if they were invisible. [*] Added a new "Load template" option in the Edit menu, that allows file templates to be appended at cursor position while a document is being edited. It's a big update I'm very happy with. |
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| Nice! |
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| Hi, just updated and then opened the solution I am currently working on and get this error/crash: The path is not of a legal form. Running Jungle Ide version 14.05.28-A at System.IO.Path.NormalizePath(String path, Boolean fullCheck, Int32 maxPathLength, Boolean expandShortPaths) at System.IO.Path.GetFullPath(String path) at Jungle.DocCollection.GetFileLoaded(String Filename) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\JungleIde\JungleIDE\Tools\DocCollection.Monkey:line 147 at Jungle.BaseLanguage.get_MainCompilationFile() in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\JungleIde\JungleIDE\Languages\BaseLanguage.Monkey:line 100 at Jungle.MonkeyLanguage.ScopeProvider.GetModulesScope(Dictionary`2 list, KeyWord basemodul, Dictionary`2 filenames, Boolean PublicOnly) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\JungleIde\JungleIDE\Languages\Monkey\MonkeyScopeProvider.Monkey:line 591 at Jungle.MonkeyLanguage.ScopeProvider.GetModulesScope(KeyWord Context, Dictionary`2 FilesCache) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\JungleIde\JungleIDE\Languages\Monkey\MonkeyScopeProvider.Monkey:line 538 at Jungle.MonkeyLanguage.MonkeyLanguage.GetHighLighting() in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\JungleIde\JungleIDE\Languages\Monkey\MonkeyLanguage.Monkey:line 2209 at Jungle.MonkeyLanguage.MonkeyLanguage.InternalDefs() in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\JungleIde\JungleIDE\Languages\Monkey\MonkeyLanguage.Monkey:line 788 at Jungle.EditorControl.DoInternal() in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\JungleIde\JungleIDE\Tools\EditorControl.Monkey:line 481 at TD.SandDock.DockControl.OnLeave(EventArgs e) at System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.UpdateFocusedControl() |
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| @CopperCircle: any possibility to get a copy of the solution and project file? EDIT: Are you using any non standard location for files or something "funny" like remote files or the like? anything that can enlighten me? EDIT2: I think I know what your issue could be, and I've released a patch but please, confirm it works ok when you update to the "B" version |
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| This is perfect timing as I was going to begin installing some SDK's and finally start doing more than just HTML5. So I will be a good noobie test. |
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| Thanks Ziggy, all working now :) EDIT: Sorry, my solution opens now but Jungle sits using 30% CPU and I cannot select any text on any of the files using the mouse? |
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| @CopperCircle: Be sure to be using latest update instead of the test build I sent you. Latest version *should" be ok. Otherwise tell me. (It has to be version 14.05.28-B ) |
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| Might be a good idea to allow framework authors to have some control over the templates. You could grab the latest version of the templates from their respective repositories/websites and include them in Jungle patches. |
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| Yes, I am using the latest update 14.05.28-B as I said when the solutions is open Jungle is using allot of cpu and cant select text with the mouse, other than that it is all working and I can compile. |
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| Yes, I am using the latest update 14.05.28-B as I said when the solutions is open Jungle is using allot of cpu and cant select text with the mouse, other than that it is all working and I can compile. And this is permanent or it responds in a while? Could you send me a copy of your solution? I can't replicate this here, and I would love to know what can be causing this. EDIT: Disabling background compilation before loading the solution fixes anything? Might be a good idea to allow framework authors to have some control over the templates. You could grab the latest version of the templates from their respective repositories/websites and include them in Jungle patches. No need for this. If you create a module template (let's say a Diddy template), when you save it as a template, you have the option to save as "module template" and associate it to any of your installed modules.By doing it this way, the template is stored in the module folder itself, so it can then syncronized with any version control system. The template is part of the module. It's typically installed in "[ModuleFolder]/Prefab Templates/Solutions/whatever...". Daing it this way, any user downloading the module gets instant access to the templates that module defines. Also, if the module author modifies the template, the modificiations will be (again) part of the module itself. So, it's designed in a way that there's no action required by non module users othar than: Get latest module update, magic! templates are also updated. |
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| The new overriding system threw me off at first, but I think I can get used to it. Definitely a nice addition to Jungle. Nice job overall, this was a great update. It'll definitely help when if I ever need to re-install my system. Resetting up all of the programs was a bit of a hassle before. So once again, good job and thank you for your continued updates. |
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| Well I failed the noobie test and didn't get Android working out of the box. :) I don't know if I missed a prompt, or suggestion from Jungle, but it didn't end up installing the Android 3.2 and gave me the "android-13" error that has been reported before on the forums. It installed the latest and greatest 4.4.2. Everything did work fine once I added Android 3.2 packages. |
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| @tiresius:Android api packages need to be installed from the Android tools, but I can automate it too. All other tools such as ANT and JDK worked, right? |
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| I updated on my non work computer and in the output console this appeared... |
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| Needed to install MingW today - worked very well thanks Ziggy! |
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| @Goodlookinguy: You're safe to ignore this message. I forgot a !debuglog" in the code it checks for backwards compatibility of internal Monkey db, but it means nothing more than the incompatibility with an older version has been properly detected and that Jungle Ide will rebuild it's internal database automatically (ss it should). All in all, only a cosmetic thing. |
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| Ziggy, everything else (JDK, Ant) worked. I just didn't realize monkey needed the 3.2 API to compile. I checked "Yes" to installing the latest package because I figured that's how it works. |
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| Hi, I delete my solutions files and rebuild the solution and it was fine until I added the monkey files within a subfolder. Then it stopped allowing text highlighting and uses loads of CPU. |
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| Please CopperCircle, can you provide details that replicate the issue, or a copy of your solution, or something more detailed? I can't replicate it. Maybe more details about your files/folders structure? Not sure where to begin with! |
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| @tiresius: Install of platform tools and API level 13 will be automated too on next version. |
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| Sorry I cannot send the solution as it is a client project, I will try and re-create it with another project and send that. |
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| Thanks, maybe is realted to file's structure or something similar. I would appreciate it a lot any additional details you could provide. Is this behavior different on version 14.05.01? (if you can rollback to that version, to do so, just apply the rollback stored in [Documents]/Jungle Ide Framework/Stored Updates) |
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| Hi, yes it works fine on 14.05.01, I have just emailed you a test project that replicates the problem. |
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| "mediaviewer.dll", is coming up as a virus in Avast unfortunately. A false positive? |
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| I only see a 'MediaPreview.dll' file. Maybe 'mediaviewer.dll' is packed inside of it which sometimes makes antivirus systems freak. |
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| @CopperCircle: Ok, commit a quick fix after being able to replicate it on a Windows 8.1 tablet! It seems an incompatibility with Windows 8.1 when handling scrollbars. Managed to provide a working workaround. |
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| @Goodlookinguy: "I only see a 'MediaPreview.dll' file.", That's the correct file name I believe... iOS spell checker is a constantly mixing my typing up! :P |
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Ziggy, having Jungle update from the earlier version today to this one caused a crash. It spawned this error window repeatedly.--------------------------- Update jungle-ide-14-05-30-a-update --------------------------- Access violation at address 00423A8E. Read of address 00000020. --------------------------- After killing the process I restarted Jungle and it worked fine the second time. |
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| @Sammy: False possitive. Avast does have lots of false possitives on .net software. |
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| OK, Thanks Ziggy, apart from this small hiccup everything looks great. |
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| Got to say this. It is pleasant to see an Indie Developer create an IDE that rivals some of the big name IDE's out there. Ziggy, you have done a marvelous job with JungleIDE. It's feature packed, stable, fast and brutal. Keep up the good work. :) |
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| Ziggy, I just wanted to say bravo on the latest update. The templates are a great idea and the package installers are REALLY nice. The fact that you are including them in the demo version is nice too. It would probably be worth having a bundle with the Monkey demo just for that alone. I just setup android and it was a breeze. It did leave the android package installer open and I wasn't sure if I needed to install from there as well. I did anyway even though I don't think I needed too. |
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| Ziggy, I just wanted to say bravo on the latest update. The templates are a great idea and the package installers are REALLY nice. The fact that you are including them in the demo version is nice too. It would probably be worth having a bundle with the Monkey demo just for that alone. Thanks a lot for the positive feedback! I'm happy with the latest update, but there is a lot more to come soon!Current Demo allows you to automatically download and install our own version of Monkey with the open source Mojo, and Jungle Ide will automatically configure itself if you do, so it's right to say that the demo (and plus version) does "include" the Monkey demo. Our plan is to make it easy for people from outside the BRL world to adopt Monkey (and Jungle). that's our main priority now, and that means focusing on usability improvements. It did leave the android package installer open and I wasn't sure if I needed to install from there as well. I did anyway even though I don't think I needed too. On this latest version, even if you don't install the required API level 13 api and the sdk tools, Jungle Ide will install them for you, using the Android command-line tool, so even if you do it wrong, Jungle Ide will assist you in getting it right. |
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| Ziggy, a small problem with the method override completion. If you extend from a class with an abstract method, when typing that method the override keeps the abstract keyword in there, which forces me to have to backspace a bit slowing me down. |
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| @goodlookingguy: Will fix! |
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| Thanks for the awesome update Ziggy! |
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| @ziggy nice work on this new update! I have yet to start digging into templates to check it out, though it seems pretty straightforward (I tried it on a temp file and it was easy-peasy). With regards to Android SDK tools, please consider moving that to the Tools menu, because that's precisely what it is. Calculator's in the tools menu as well, and I'm sure in the future it wouldn't hurt to have some dedicated place for us to access (and perhaps bind shortcuts to) every tool in our toolchain. Think of it as expanding upon the earlier feature you mentioned with adding new files to the solution explorer. Just some easy way for devs to add access to their tools from the IDE to start screwing around with something. Generic shortcuts would probably be great, so we can add our own args and automate some more tasks from there. |
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| With regards to Android SDK tools, please consider moving that to the Tools menu Agree, will move it. Generic shortcuts would probably be great, so we can add our own args and automate some more tasks from there. Yes, that's part of the idea. |
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| Just updated Jungle Ide documentation to a new wordpress based help system (hopefully this will help me get the documentation on-pair with Jungle Ide releases). Current contents are mostly cut & paste from previous documentation, but I've added a few bits of some of the latest new features and also provided what I think is a much better layout. See it in action here: http://manual.jungleide.com (or open the Jungle Ide help from within Jungle Ide) |
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| Hey Ziggy, Can you update the docs to use the back button on the mouse? I use it all the time and it would be very helpful. Thanks! |
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| Just updated Jungle Ide documentation to a new wordpress based help system Is this a wordpress addon? I am interested in this. Looking good. Btw, fantomEngine has gotten support for FontMachine fonts now. |
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| Autoupdate for modules sounds awsome :D |
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| Is this a Wordpress addon? I am interested in this. Looking good. It's not, it's just a wordpress site with a clean template. I did bought a premium template and modified it according to my needs, but all contents are plain simple wordpress pages. The look and feel of some pages is based on the ElegantThemes framework for wordpress. I'm using the "divi" editor to provide better formatted responsive pages. Other than that, is plain wordpress. Btw, fantomEngine has gotten support for FontMachine fonts now. That's very nice! Autoupdate for modules sounds awsome It's been there for ages, but I guess it's not being used by many module developers. I plan on adding something better based on Mercurial and git son, as part of a module repository we have in the oven at LemonBytes. |
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| I like the new templates, but any chance of a mojo game one without the comments? |
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| I like the new templates, but any chance of a mojo game one without the comments? The idea is that templates should make it easier to get started with Monkey. that's why there are comments. But you can remove them, and save as User template so you can use it without comments whenever you want |
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| Ziggy, any response on the back button? |
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| Ziggy, any response on the back button? I'll have to investigate it first. Not sure how it has to be done and if it has any implications. What mouse are you using? Didn't know the "navigte back" mouse button even existed! Is it anything standard? |
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| Seems to be a bug when creating a solution within another solutions folder. I accidentally chose a folder that already had a solution in it, when creating a command line C++ project using your new templates. It did not create the solution, it created another solution called "My Trans.jungle" instead and then renamed the solution that already existed to match the new name I had just typed in. It also tried to rename the .data directory. It also deleted the old build directory and 2 other directories(test.data & test2.data). |
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| Seems to be a bug when creating a solution within another solutions folder. Found it. I'll be providing a fix ASAP. By now, avoid creating a new solution in the same folder where a previous solution exists. |
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| It's been there for ages, but I guess it's not being used by many module developers. Well, I read through the documentation that is bundled with Jungle IDE and there was no sign that there is additional stuff?(maybe I'm blind?) (=up-to-date online help). Your Website could maybe also link (more?) obviously to the Manual. As a sidenote: Could you please add a Shortcut-table where i can see all the shortcuts JungleIDE has? (maybe you already did?) I'm also not sure what the set target for solutions does. It would be nice if a double click of the entry-point file (solution and especially project within the solution) would override the current target picked as it is sometimes required to compile "A" as commandline and "B" as game. currently I have to change manually each time I select a different project within the solution. It would also be very useful if double-clicking triggered the 'make this project active' as it is hard for bigger projects with multible stand-alone applications to always right-click&context menu just because you edited a single line. |
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| Ziggy, any response on the back button? I'll have to investigate it first. Not sure how it has to be done and if it has any implications. What mouse are you using? Didn't know the "navigte back" mouse button even existed! Is it anything standard? Standard on most mice these days. Normally it is used to go back in your web browser. You click it with your thumb. I have a Logitech Performance Mouse MX. It is actually labelled as the back button. I have a hard time using one without a scroll wheel and a back button anymore :) Very handy on the web but when you are navigating the docs it is very helpful. Should be extremely easy to do. Here is a link: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/performance-mouse-mx |
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| I've found a muose with 5 buttons after going to several shops (they're not common here). I will try to get this working soon |
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| I always disable the back froward buttons on my mice, nothing more annoying that filling in a web form and then accidental pressing the back or forward buttons. |
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| A stability fix has been just released. This is the changelog: Jungle Ide 14.06.12-A (stability fix) [*] Fixed a bug when solving data type inference that could make Jungle Ide fail to provide proper data type when a possible class name clash was present on some rare situations. [*] Improved hi dpi screens support. (It's specially notorious when working with a Mac with retina display) [*] Improved the way Jungle Ide solves data type clashes when building its internal modules database [*] Fixed an important stability issue that could make Jungle Ide had some issues when creating a new solution based on a folder that contains another previous solution Enjoy! Updating is highly recommended |
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| * Improved hi dpi screens support.* great thanks looking a lot better now on my lenovo yoga pro2 :) |
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| Hi, Just have a problem with the last version. I can't create solution on Windows 8, everytime I try, the Ide crashes with a send report. |
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| * Fixed a bug when solving data type inference that could make Jungle Ide fail to provide proper data type when a possible class name clash was present on some rare situations. great, I feel like I've run into this bug a lot. |
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| What's the threshold for the HiDPI support? I have a Samsung 700t that is 1080p but only 11 inches, and buttons and icons are teeny tiny. |
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| Hi, I haven't got any bug report related to this. Can you send any additional details, or the bug report itself? It's not being sent. Also, anything related to where Jungle Ide is installed and to where the new solution is meant to be created can help too. Does it fail if you try to create a new solution on a new empty folder without any previous contents? Does it fail when using a specific template? In which pass of the new solution wizard does it crashes for you?Just have a problem with the last version. I can't create solution on Windows 8, every time I try, the Ide crashes with a send report. What's the threshold for the HiDPI support? I have a Samsung 700t that is 1080p but only 11 inches, and buttons and icons are teeny tiny. It's using the system defined DPI settings. Change them to reflect changes on Jungle Ide. |
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| I found the bug. When you install jungle ide for the first time, if you do not create a new document before a solution to initialize templates one time, it crashes. If you first create a new monkey document, and close it and make a solution that works. When the template is iniate one time, that works all the time after. |
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| I found the bug. When you install jungle ide for the first time, if you do not create a new document before a solution to initialize templates one time, it crashes. If you first create a new monkey document, and close it and make a solution that works. When the template is iniate one time, that works all the time after. Thanks for the information, but I can't still replicate it. Did you sent the bug/crash report? EDIT: IS your user called Supertino on Jungle Ide site? |
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| Hi ziggy, I also found a minor 'bug' If you are within an 'extern' block, Jungle shouldn't generate a 'End' for functions as it currently does. |
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| Hello! Small stability fix has been commited. This is the changelog: Jungle Ide 14.06.15-A (stability fix) [*] Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash when a bad formed solution template was being used to create a new solution. [*] Fixed a bug that could be making Jungle Ide fail to properly display the remote Monkey documentation after the first run wizard has ended [*] Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide take several seconds to start on a fresh machine because of a missing default config value [*] Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide show a file system file access error message on the first run, on a fresh machine, before the configuration wizard was show [*] Added some additional exception handling to file operations on the Templates system |
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| No Ziggy, I use the light version. I've send several times the bugs reports via your software but I don't how with witch name you can find them. But it seems that you found them because of the small update you made :) (sorry for my english lol). |
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| Is the installer corrupt? windows 8.1 refuses to allow me to install it. *strange, i had to copy it to another folder then run as admin to make it work. |
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| Is the installer corrupt? windows 8.1 refuses to allow me to install it. It's not. Maybe a permissions issue in your system? *strange, i had to copy it to another folder then run as admin to make it work. |
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| Hello! Small update has been released (another one to come later this week). This is the small (but useful) changelog: [*] Added a new system that allows Jungle Ide to correct tab indentation when source code is pasted into a Monkey document [*] Added a new tool that formats the whole document indenting, or the selected text indenting from the Edit menu. [*] Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash when working with the media preview window. Hope you find it useful. |
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| [*] Added a new system that allows Jungle Ide to correct tab indentation when source code is pasted into a Monkey document The indentation is determined completely wrong, and thus spoils the indentation of the previous line, have to spend time to edit on the right indentation. This is terribly inconvenient, how can this be disable? |
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| The indentation is determined completely wrong, and thus spoils the indentation of the previous line, have to spend time to edit on the right indentation. This is terribly inconvenient, how can this be disable? Could you provide a sample that replicates this? I can't reproduce it here... ? Remember you can block indent code (select block of text, and TAB or SHIFT TAB to fix anything). It's been very well tested, so I'm surprised it is "completely wrong" but, anyway, if you could be so kind to provide a sample that replicates how it gets wrong, I'll be able to fix it! |
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| I do nothing unusual here's an example just a select and copied the line 156 and inserted at line 161. The result in the second screenshot, and it is everywhere. |
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| May I ask you what happens when you press Ctrl + T ? Does it format the text accordingly? It's actually calcuating indentation based on the AST nesting level. |
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| Here is a screenshots before and after pressing Ctrl+T I noticed that this is still not everywhere, but could not catch any regularity. |
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| Werton,. can I have anyhow a copy of this document? It should be properly indented. Do you have a replace tabs with spaces or something? I can't get any of my files produce this tabs bug. Does it happens too in any other file with any other source code text? Ctrl+T should correct properly tab spacing. EDIT: Are you sure you have all blocks matched with their corresponding "end" in the document? I've managed to replicate it by malforming a document by removing a random End in the middle of it. |
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| Do you have a replace tabs with spaces or something? No, none of this Does it happens too in any other file with any other source code text? Yes, but it is interesting that in the same file it happens not in all places can I have anyhow a copy of this document? Sure, i will send you it by e-mail |
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| Found it! "Next i" and "Next j" are confusing the Jungle Ide parser. I was sure Monkey did not allow variable name following Next statement. Fixed it, I'm uploading a fix in some minutes. Meanwhile, feel free to replace "Next i" and "Next j" in your sample by single "Next" to prevent this bug from showing in your document (or wait for the update. I'm preparing it now). |
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| New update released: Jungle Ide 14.07.10-A (Quick fix) [*] Fixed a bug in the parser. The parser was unable to properly close For nodes that ended with Next [variableName]. [*] Fixed a bug in the automatic tab indenting calculator. Jungle Ide was also processing tabulation for previous line after a paste operation. [*] Added a parameter in the configuration window to disable auto indenting calculation (it's enabled by default). [*] Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide try to update itself when a solution was being loaded, causing both processes to cross-block, leaving the IDE in a unstable status. [*] Improved the way the Jungle Ide parser handles badly formatted documents while building documents abstract syntax tree. |
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| thanks for quick fix:) |
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| Hi, can't use Jungle since last patch. When lauching the output console says: "Jungle Ide could not find a Monkey database on this system." Trying to build the database or loading a solution: MessageBox: "There was a problem while loading the Monkey language modules folders. Caractères non conformes dans le chemin d'accès." Last sentence means "invalid characters in path" It worked just before the update. After the IDE crashes if I try to modify a line. |
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| Sorry, no urgent issue, I had a duplicate module path (regular characters) in Jungle "additional modules" and config.txt MODPATH. It works well now, after removing this path in config file (Jungle crashed trying to remove the additionnal module path in the tools/preferences/monkey window). It worked before with the same configuration. Anyway, back to work :) |
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| May I ask how was the path set into config.txt? |
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| bumping to say that the instally things are really convenient, however I was unable to get the android target to appear after installing the jdk, android-sdks and ant. Hmm, wonder why. Also, Jungle should totally do an OpenAL install when installing the demo if the user opts-in for mingw. |
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| Hmmmm. Well, after some tweaking, I still haven't been able to get the android target to appear. That's odd. I've got all the paths set up correctly. Do you need to have a full Monkey install for it to work, or will the Jungle fork do it? |
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| @Noboyuki: The Jungle fork won't do it, as it is based on the open source Monkey that does not support Mojo Android. You should use full version to work with Android. That said, the autoinstaller should let Android target properly set up. Be sure to refresh available targets on the IDE if you've installed them manually. Also, if you've set the PATHs right in the IDE, open the Android Tools (in the SDK menu) and be sure to have the convenient Android API(s) installed. |
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| I love how the screenshots on the Jungle web site show it running on a Macbook Pro. :) |
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| I use it on my MacBook Pro every day! XD |
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| ...how? <_< I couldn't get it working in Wine. :( |
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| @Samah why would you try Wine first on a .net 4.0 app? Sounds like a job for a hypervisor/VM based solution, something OSX has a few of, with good integration, too. They cost money, though (like everything else on a Mac) @ziggy Thanks, got it working now with official Monkey. I pointed MinGW to the Jungle fork though, because I'm too lazy to install MinGW proper. Does the desktop installer install MinGW proper, or a portable version? The latter would be pretty nice, but I'm not keen on experimenting with it anymore now that I've got all the targets I want working. |
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| @Samah: Using Parallels Desktop. @Nobuyuki: The included MinGW is 100% portable, so go ahead and copy it wherever you need it. |
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| @Nobuyuki: why would you try Wine first on a .net 4.0 app? Because another .NET program I run works fine in Wine. @ziggy: @Samah: Using Parallels Desktop Moneys. :| |
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| I'm adding pre-build commands support in next Jungle Ide version. I was wondering which environment variables should Jungle Ide generate in its execution tree just before any command is called. My current list is: ENTRY_POINT --> This will have the path to the project monkey entry point file DATA_FOLDER --> This will contain the path to the project data folder BUILD_PARAMS --> This will contain the parameters call to the trans compiler. If the pre-build command modifies this environment variables contents, I plan on letting Jungle Ide use the modified parameters instead. PROJECT --> This will contain the path to the jiproj file PROJECT_FOLDER --> This will contain the path to the project folder PROJECT_NAME --> This will contain the name of the project PROJECT_VERSION --> This will contain the version of the project Anything else that can be handy? |
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| @Danilo: Try free VirtualBox I know about VirtualBox, but I don't want to have to run an entire operating system just for one application. I'd also have to find a copy of Windows. :P I'll take a look at Parallels at some point. |
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| Sorry ziggy, I'm back from vacation and didn't notice your question. Unfortunatly, I can't find neither remember how it was written in the config.winnt.txt before I set it back to default. I tried to replicate the issue, but all seems to work fine. It was something like: MODPATH="${MONKEYDIR}/modules;${MONKEYDIR}/modules_ext;C:/Work/MonkeyModules" with / or MODPATH="${MONKEYDIR}/modules;${MONKEYDIR}/modules_ext;C:\Work\MonkeyModules" with \ By the way, in Jungle, if I add a second project in the Solution Explorer that is on C: and the main project is on a network drive F:, jungle always asks for the location of the jiproj file on C: when loading the main project. |
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| Hello! I'm adding a system that will allow Jungle Ide users to define a set of tools to be called as part of the compilation toolchain in a per-project basis. You'll be able to set a list of commands you want to be executed before trans makes its magic. That can be useful for preprocessors, media processors (specially audio converters given the variability of supported formats on different targets), texture packers, etc. This is a screenshot of the new Project settings area where this additional pre build commands can be configured:  I'm thinking what environment variables should be exposed to the commands. I was thinking on those ones: [*] ENTRY_POINT --> This will have the path to the project monkey entry point file [*] DATA_FOLDER --> This will contain the path to the project data folder [*] BUILD_PARAMS --> This will contain the parameters call to the trans compiler. If the pre-build command modifies this environment variables contents, I plan on letting Jungle Ide use the modified parameters instead. [*] PROJECT --> This will contain the path to the jiproj file [*] PROJECT_FOLDER --> This will contain the path to the project folder [*] PROJECT_NAME --> This will contain the name of the project [*] PROJECT_VERSION --> This will contain the version of the project So you can use %ENTRY_POINT% as a parameter in the command call to get the monkeyfile that is sent to the compiler, etc. By the way, those tasks can be enabled and disabled, so you can define a set of prebuild tasks and only call some of them when you really need (as instance, media files have been changed, etc.) |
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| Hey Ziggy, I just reformatted my laptop and loaded Windows 8.1 Pro and reloaded Jungle. The Monkey SDK's menu is not on the toolbar. I checked against my desktop and it is the latest version. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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| Create a Monkey document (ctrl+shift+N) and it should appear. The Monkey SDK installer is part of the Monkey parser for Jungle IDE, and the Monkey parser does not load unless it's requested by a Monkey document, or until Jungle IDE finds a backup version of the parser database and loads it in the background while Jungle IDE is starting all the other IDE areas. So, for a first use, loading a Monkey document should fix it. |
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| That's great ziggy ! Post Build commands would be very great too. What about a free user field like PROJECT_OPTION or _CONFIGURATION for different kind of version ( for example if you work on a web hosted prog: LOCAL, LAN_SERVER, DISTANT_SERVER ). This field could be also replicated in the monkey code like #PROJECT_CONFIGURATION="LOCAL" BUILD_TARGET seems to be interesting (without digging into BUILD_PARAMS) if some data like sounds need different prebuild handling. Thinking of that leads to having different command list depending on target build, but it's far more complicated (ui). Some if in .bat file will be fine. |
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| If anyone is interested, here: http://manual.jungleide.com/solutions/project-options/ and here: http://manual.jungleide.com/solutions/define-pre-build-commands/ you can see how the pre-build commands is going to work on next Jungle Ide version. I'm preparing a release very soon with some additional nice features. |
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| If you're a module developer, you may also be interested in the fact that next Jungle Ide version will allow you to define methods (or any other intellisense element) as hidden, so it's not shown to final module users. That's handy to hide experimental stuff or implementation detail routines that are dangerous to be used from outside the module internals. More info can be seen here: http://manual.jungleide.com/jungle-ide-reserved-words/the-hidden-keyword/ |
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| Great! |
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| >If you're a module developer, you may also be interested in the fact that next Jungle Ide version will allow you to define methods (or any other intellisense element) as hidden As a user I would expect to be able to turn this off. Module devs don't get a right to hide stuff in my IDE. Edit: NVM I just read the link and see that you're including an option. I hope this is global and permanent and not some per module setting. |
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| @muddy_shoes: Yes, it's a global. Turning it off leaves everything as it is now. EDIT: The idea behind this is that, as a module developer, it is nice to have some sort of encapsulation that goes beyond the module-only private that Monkey currently provides. Jungle Ide exposes everything, including experimental code and beta code. Having a way to hide some internal implementation details for regular module users can lead to some better usage of modules. I mean, better high level usage. I also plan to add some sort of Deprecated mark that will show module items as such when used, so people can be warned if a given functionality they're using is being changed in favor of another. |
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| I've published a BETA version on the downloads section of the website here: http://www.jungleide.com/?page_id=175 Anyone wishing to help, please, download and test it and provide any performance issues you may encounter (if any). This is the small changelog: Jungle Ide 14.08.22-A BETA [*] Fixed a bug that could produce wrong intellisense when multiple inheritance was present on some inheritance chains of interfaces [*] Added a new "Project options" dialog, that allows to add pre-build commands as part of the build process of a given project. [*] Added a new system that performs a much more exhaustive analysis of source code and provides useful feedback regarding variables shadowing, naming conflicts, possible casing errors on overriding methods, and a long list of useful extras. [*] Added a system that allows to hide implementation details elements from intellisense by using the Hidden keyword. This can be disabled on preferences. EDIT: You'll need to NOT be using Internet Explorer for the download link to work. |
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| Quick question: Can I install the beta to test without it affecting my current stable release version? |
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| No, but you can roll back by applying latest stable version patch from your stored updates folder in the jungle ide framework folder. |
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| Good to know, thanks Ziggy. |
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| A new beta build is available in the same page. It provides a bunch of fixes on the code analyzer and improvements in the code analyzer |
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| I've just added unused local variables detection on the beta analyzer. I found it nice and seems to be working very well. I'll release it later as a public BETA as it also includes several fixes and improvements. EDIT: The new beta (BETA 3) is up on the Jungle IDE website. |
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| New version available. lots of improvements. The main ones are the new "project options" section on all Jungle Ide projects. This section will allow you to define pre-build tasks as part of the project build process. Also, this version comes with what I think is a very nice source code anayzer that will warn you if you're doing some *possible* mistakes in code, and will help you keep your code tidy. This system will show any local variable that is not really used in the program logic as such. It'll also detect potential naming clashes with modules and classes, and with non properly cased overrides of methods. The list is quite long, and you can customize the kind of warnings you want to get on the preferences dialog. Hope you find it useful! This is a more detailed changelog: Jungle Ide 14.09.07-A [*] Fixed a bug that could produce wrong intellisense when multiple inheritance was present on some inheritance chains of interfaces. [*] Added a new "Project options" dialog, that allows to add pre-build commands as part of the build process of a given project. [*] Added a new system that performs a much more exhaustive analytics of source code and provides useful feedback regarding variables shadowing, naming conflicts, possible casing errors on overriding methods, and a long list of useful extras. [*] Added a system that allows to hide implementation details elements from intellisense by using the Hidden keyword. This can be disabled on preferences. [*] Compiler options on the toolbar now is protected from accidental scroll wheel changes when a change is made. [*] Added an option to disable editor maximizing when the document tab was double clicked. [*] Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide not close all remaining threaded operations when the IDE was closed, leaving the IDE resident until all tasks where complete. Now pending tasks are terminated instantly when the IDE is closed. [*] Added a detector of unused local variables on the code analyzer. [*] Slightly improvement of parsing speed [*] Fixed an issue that could make the New Solution wizard crash when a new solution was being created and the Monkey database was not yet started. [*] Improved the settings page so each settings "area" has a better description [*] Added a Monkey Analyzer section on the preferences dialog to customize the kind of warnings / errors you want to get. |
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| Thanks for the update Ziggy - I came here original to post a possible bug and I saw the updated, installed it but the issue remains; Issue with function folding (sample); Class test Field temp:Int Field entity:IntMap<Int[] > Method erm1:Void() temp = 3 End Method Method erm2:Void() temp = 9 End Method End Class If I comment-out the entity field the folding works correctly;  Edit - oh and if I put the entity field first followed by atleast 1 other field the folding works correctly FYI.... so it's easy to work around. |
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| @supertino: I'll be fixing this for next version. It's related to the usage of generics for arrays. (I didn't know this was supported, I thought Generics parameters where always objects). |
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| Thanks for the update! I have experience the IDE crashing a couple of times now when shutting it down. To reproduce: Click on "Quick new Temporary document", then click "Empty Document", now close Jungle IDE, it will crash. |
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| It does not here so it may be some background tasks ending in a problematc order. That said, I'm sure it't nothing to worry about, I'll try to isolate the issue. Can I ask what's your system specs? |
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| Sure thing, sorry I should have posted that! Windows 8.1 Pro (64 bit) Intel i3-3225 3.30 Ghz 8gb RAM |
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| I am finding that my existing projects don't open correctly now, the layout is messed up. They are ok if I open Jungle first and then open the solution. |
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| Thank you for the update Ziggy, I'll have a go soon. |
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| I am finding that my existing projects don't open correctly now, the layout is messed up. They are ok if I open Jungle first and then open the solution. Always? That's weird, I haven't change that. Does it happens with All your projects? How's the "messed up" layout?EDIT: Found it, It seem to be that layout calculation gets suspended and never resumed in that case. I'll fix this for the next release. |
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| Ziggy I am really liking the new features, I was wondering though. The window that pops up when you want to create a temp document, could you possibly allow a double click to make a selection of the template? I find myself wanting to double click there. |
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| Yes I'.ve added to the next release (already implemented). You can expect it to be released in some hours. |
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| Excellent! Thanks again for a great product and awesome support. |
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| After this last update, Jungle IDE is crashing when I am closing my project with message: Jungle IDE has stopped working. It is a 'random crash' |
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| That is the crash I mentioned yeah, a sure fire way for me (Ziggy could not reproduce) to crash it is to create a temp document, then close the program. I did see it crash at shutdown however without creating temp documents. |
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| @Raul: When closing the project or the ide? Could you send me your settings folder into jungle ide framework folder, so I can put the same settings, just in case it is the combination of some settings? |
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| what is exactly the settings folder? is crashing when i close the ide ;) |
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| @Raul: In your document folder, there's a folder called "Jungle Ide Framework" and inside this folder, one that is called "Settings". In the Settings folder all Jungle Ide settings are stored. If you could zip it and send it by email to the mail in my profile, I could set the same settings here and try to replicate the crash when closing Jungle. |
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| Here it is: http://rvlgames.com/settings.zip |
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| Thanks! I've got it after putting a capital S in Settings XD Be sure to remove it from public access as it may contain information about your license. |
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| New version available with several fixes: Jungle Ide 14.09-10-A • Fixed a small bug which could make the advanced code analyzer consider multiline comments as valid source code. • Changed to multiline comment mark on the Monkey parser from "/**/" to "Rem..." . • Document template selector allows the selection of a template by using double click. • Fixed an issue that was making the Jungle Ide layout calculation to be suspended if Jungle Ide was launched by double-clicking a jungleide solution on windows explorer. • Improved code analyzer performance when there are concurrent analyzing tasks. • Fixed outlining nodes when a generics declaration contained array brackets |
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| Thanks Ziggy, the crash is gone now, but I noticed that double click is not working correctly on the template selection. Only if the item is selected first is double click more consistent. Also sometimes even if the item is selected first, double click doesn't work, almost like I have to make sure the cursor is over the text itself, and not just the selected row. *EDIT It is not consistent, I have been playing around with it more to see if there is a pattern. |
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| @grovery: Can't replicate it here. It seems to be working always well... ? I just shuft+ctrl+N, doubleclick on any of the templates, and it works always. Anything that you're doing differently? |
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| A new update has been released. It's mainly a bug fixing release. Updating is recommended. This is the small change log: Jungle Ide 14.09-17-A (Quick fix) • Fixed a bug on the monkey parser that was causing Monkey source code to be folded wrong when an extern keyword was removed from a source code document • Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash when the default main window size and location document could not be opened when Jungle Ide launches. • Fixed a bug on the Advanced code analyzer that could cause a local to be flagged as unused when the method or function body had a #REM block inside. |
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| Thanks Ziggy! |
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| @Ziggy Yeah it is weird, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Try this, single click select a template. Now double click another selection. For me it won't make the selection and close the dialog consistently. |
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| @grovery: Managed to make it happen very randomly, and very rarely, and not sure how to replicate (and fix it). I'm keeping an eye on it, but looks like something a bit tricky. |
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| No problem! It is easy enough to workaround, and not a showstopper at all. |
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| Ziggy, I have bought a version when Jungle IDE first came out, and I have been trying to get hold of my serial code and downloaded the IDE again, but without any success. Could it have expired? I believe that I registered with the username "chimaera" but to be honest I do not know what e-mail the "password reminder" should be sent to... You can reach me at: dante@... |
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| @ziggy, am I correct in assuming that you're no longer updating the Lite version? It's still on 14.06.15-A with no updates for the last few months. |
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| @Arjailer: I'll be updating it soon too. It's still maintained and developed, it just does not get as many updates as the pro version. |
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| Sounds good. I should probably just pay for it one day when I'm feeling flush :-) |
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| bumping thread to ask: why aren't all my imports appearing? A number of valid imports don't seem to appear here (like brl.json); does that have to do with anything specific?  maybe a bug? |
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| @Nobuyuki: Already imported modules do not appear in the imports list. It's filtered by "things not already imported directly or indirectly in current file". |
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| New Jungle Ide update available! This is the changelog: • Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash while processing an import directive on some solutions. • Fixed a bug that was making Jungle Ide not be able to properly handle network locations for distributed solutions. This has been improved. • Fixed a stability issue that was making Jungle Ide produce a bottle neck if the background loading of the modules database was taking longer than expected. • Added a "documentation is being built" monitor in the HTML browser window as long as the makedocs process is being processed in the background. • Improved the way Jungle Ide manages the SDK installers, so they do not require previous availability of the modules database. • Improved the first run wizard to also allow the installation of additional SDKs (Android, Desktop, etc.) • Improved TreeView rendering in the Gui, so it is flicker free. • Improved the android tools installer so it also includes installation of API 3, API 10 and API 16 • Some small fixes in the text editor component regarding GDI and stability. • Added the FontMachine editor as part of the same package as Jungle Ide, so they're now deployed together. • FontMachine editor updated to be using the version 4 of the .Net framework instead of version 2.0 • Better handling of scenarios where several processes were trying to launch the Monkey parser and database at the same time. This makes Jungle Ide faster in some situations. • Modified the "About" dialog to a simpler design that scales better across different DPI screen configurations. • Updated the Monkey AST engine to latest QWhale version, which is a bit faster on parsing very large documents. • Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide cause an unhandled exception when it was being closed. • Fixed UAC permissions on the Android Tools, so they can install additional required SDK(s) or any other thing when launched from Jungle Ide. • Jungle Ide now can correct a v.8x Monkey issue that was making TRANS unable to generate the data folder for Android builds. • New feature: Jungle Ide can now generate a Zip document with compiler and tools so it can be decompressed on a Mac with the appropriate permissions, or on a Linux system. This option is on the Monkey X menu • Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash when opening a syntaxless document format such as a TXT document on certain editor configurations • Fixed a bug that was making Jungle Ide display wrong formatted HTML information after sending a bug report • Implemented several text rendering improvements into the code editor window, including a current-scope highlighter, ala visual studio 2013 • Fixed an issue in the JavaScript parser that could make Jungle Ide crash when parsing complex JavaScript documents • Added automatic Solution-explorer document "tracking". When you edit a document, the document is also selected in the solution explorer, so you can get an idea of the context of the document into the whole solution • Added a "Go to previous bookmark" button in the standard toolbar There are lots of changes, hope you enjoy it! Notice that Monkey X Studio users will also get updated Monkey X compiler (to latest stable version) including Ignition X module and tools |
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| Wow that's a big update, thank you! Is there an option to enable/disable current scope highlighter (and maybe set its color)? |
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| @secondgear: Not yet, but I could add this easily on the next update |
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| Hi ziggy, big thanks for such great update. But I have a huge favor to ask you - please please, please add the option to disable the names of the elements (function, class, global, method) in the "Local Shortcuts", leaving only the icons. This is unnecessary clutter complicates the search for the desired object's name, because the object's name has not in the beginning of the line, but in the center, it's not handy. This is why i stopped using this panel. Please, take a look at the other ide everywhere elements are indicated by icons, nowhere do these explanatory inscriptions. ps: sorry for bad English, i hope you understand my meaning |
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| Hi, thanks for the update, changing the scope highlighter settings would be great. |
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| Great Update ziggy! I'll be soon back to Mac, the zip thing may help a lot! Sorry for scope highlighter, I would also like to disable it and keep only the current line highlight. An option for cleaning all remaining spaces and tabs after the end of a code line could make me very happy :) (and a bug: I deleted several files in a project (fake project for modules in a solution with 2 projects), included the entry point file, the IDE crashes and close right after telling me the names of the missing files in the output console) |
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| OK, I'll make the current scope highlighter optional. Not a big deal! @Fred: If you have a copy of the solution causing the crash, it would be great if you could email it to me (if possible) so I can take a proper look to it |
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| Thanks for the update Ziggy! It's always appreciated. One weird thing I noticed is that the when I call a function now like DrawCircle. It initially displays the requires arguments: Function DrawCircle Function DrawCircle(x#,y#,r#) Draws a circle of the given radius at coordinates x,y But once I start typing that goes away and I see: DrawCircle :Int DrawCircle As Int Draws a circle of the given radius at coordinates x,y It always used to show the arguments as I typed and highlighted the one I'm on which is great while your entering the parameters. Do I need to do something after this latest patch to change it back? Much thanks! |
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| @ziggy: too late! I removed the files manually in project files, and change the entry point to an existing file. May be you can try to create a project that you embed into a "real" one and delete 2 files, entry point and another one. I have the same behavior than gasmonso. When the cursor is inside an instruction parenthesis, it displays something like DrawCircle :Int DrawCircle As Int instead of the parameters of that instruction. |
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| Parameter insights no longer works here. Same issue as Fred. |
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| Hello! We're looking into it! If anyone wants to roll-back to previous version, you can find automatic rollback into: Jungle Ide Framework\Stored Updates Just click on the EXE to install any previous version while we provide a permanent fix. sorry, hope to get a fix ASAP! |
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| scope highlighter is cool, but not with my current color scheme! Would be nice to have separate entries for current line and scope highlighting, so I can give block scope a lighter shade of gray than the one I set for my current line.... I can live with it for now however :) |
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| Hello, new update has just been released! This is the small changelog: Jungle Ide 15.03-11 (Quick fix) • Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide crash while launching the Monkey parser • Reduced memory requirements for the Monkey text renderer. • Fixed an issue that was making the parameter hint popup to display wrongly formatted information • Fixed an issue that was making the Monkey parser provide some nesting errors in the outlining process, when extern and public classes where mixed in a single document • Added an option to make the highlight current block optional, in the preferences dialog, under the Editor Settings area. |
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| That's all kinds of awesome Ziggy! It fixed my reported issue :) What took you so long ;) Take care! |
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| In the new version, I noticed a lot more of the "back-snapping" issues that used to be present in previous versions, particularly when creating a class or class method. Sometimes happens with imports too, mainly after hitting the spacebar after typing the name instead of return, it pops back to the place before the class name right after the Class / Interface / Method token. Some other strange issues are occurring, including Jungle attempting to autocomplete non-modules with the Import statement, including autocorrecting existing modules to the CamelCase name used by the classes contained in it if the module was already imported elsewhere in the project. (this makes writing a module annoying if you're making different import set files, but imported all of the module files already for an attached example) |
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| @Nobuyuki: Can you provide a reliable way to replicate the space issue? I would like to fix it, but I can't replicate it here |
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| ziggy: "Back snapping issue" File->New Temporary Monkey File type "Import mojo " (note the space) result:  "Caps issue": 1. Create a new project "example.monkey" (entry point). Use standard mojo template. 2. Create a subfolder called "MyLib" 3. Create a file "MyLib/classa.monkey" 4. Add the following code to it: 5. Add "Import MyLib.classa" to the top of example.monkey. Save. 6. Create a file "MyLib/mylib.monkey" 7. Add "import example" to the top of mylib.monkey. Hit return (creates 2 lines). Save. 8. Select line 1 only. Type "Import classa". Hit spacebar or return. Results:   |
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| I couldn't see a way to set the current block highlight color or did I just miss it ? |
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| @tiresius: It's the same as "current line" backcolor. When this option is used, it replaces current-line functionality with current-block functionality. You can enable/disable one way or the other in the preferences dialog, in the editor tab. @Nobuyuki: I'm unable to replicate your second issue, but I've been doing several fixes, so hopefully it was related to what I've already addressed for the next iteration. |
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| New update has been released: Jungle Ide 15.03-14 (Quick fix) • Fixed a bug that could make Jungle Ide provide wrong folding where Public and Extern Private was mixed in a very specific way into source code • Fixed a bug that was making intelliprompt handle wrong the SPACE key sometimes • Fixed an issue that was makiing Jungle Ide ignore empty folders when the Monkey X compiler was being installed as part of a Monkey X Studio full setup • Fixed an issue on Ignition X framework tools integration into the Monkey X Studio package • Improved the Monkey X Studio additional tools installed look and feel. |
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| Hi, I get unhandled exception after the update opening my project. Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Running Jungle Ide version 15.03.14-A at Jungle.BaseLanguage.set_EditorOpen(Boolean value) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleIDE\Languages\BaseLanguage.Monkey:line 315 at Jungle.DocCollection.SetDocumentProperties(Document Doc) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleIDE\Tools\DocCollection.Monkey:line 104 at Jungle.MainForm.DCSolutionExplorer_RequestLoadFile(Document Doc, Boolean& CancelLoad) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleIDE\MainForm.Monkey:line 1269 at JungleSolutionExplorer.SolutionManager.LoadFiles(TreeNode Node, JiProj Project, Hashtable FileCache) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleSolutionExplorer\SolutionManager.Monkey:line 539 at JungleSolutionExplorer.SolutionManager.LoadProjectNode(JiProj Project) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleSolutionExplorer\SolutionManager.Monkey:line 450 at JungleSolutionExplorer.SolutionManager.AppendProject(String ProjectFileName) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleSolutionExplorer\SolutionManager.Monkey:line 234 at JungleSolutionExplorer.SolutionManager.LoadSolution(String SolutionFileName) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleSolutionExplorer\SolutionManager.Monkey:line 177 at Jungle.MainForm.Load_Everything(Object sender, EventArgs e) in C:\Users\Manel\Documents\projects\Jungle Ide\monkide\JungleIDE\MainForm.Monkey:line 293 at System.EventHandler.Invoke(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Windows.Forms.Form.WmActivate(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.Form.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam) |
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| I've got the same error as CopperCircle, can no longer open any of my projects. |
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| How do you open documents? I mean, what steps do reproduce the issue? I'm asking this because the error does not make many sense, and I want to be sure there's not anything else involved... I can't replicate it here with any of my projects, so I guess there's maybe something related to a specific configuration. EDIT:I've just released a Quick Fix that should address your issue, but I'm still interested in knowing what's your configuration and how do you manage to make this happen, as I could not replicate it here, and it's failing to find a reference to the main documents container, which is kind of weird. Please send me your settings folder inside your jungle ide framework folder (or Monkey X Studio folder if that's what you're using) |
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| Update B fixed the problem with opening solutions for me, thank you! |
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| Thanks, all working for me now. |
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| JungleIDE remembers its position when closed. When the window is maximized, this does not work correctly and JungleIDE is opened on wrong monitor next time. I'm using JungleIDE (maximized) on my main monitor, and next start it opens on the monitor left to main monitor. JungleMetrics.xml after closing maximized at main (right) monitor: <?xml version="1.0"?>
<JungleMetrics xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<Rectangle>
<Location>
<X>-9</X>
<Y>-9</Y>
</Location>
<Size>
<Width>2485</Width>
<Height>1424</Height>
</Size>
<X>-9</X>
<Y>-9</Y>
<Width>2485</Width>
<Height>1424</Height>
</Rectangle>
<WindowStatus>Maximized</WindowStatus>
</JungleMetrics>I propose to save the un-maximized co-ordinates, so JungleIDE window gets exactly restored like it was. It should save un-maximized co-ordinates + size + maximized state. |
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Small un-readable dialog issue on Windows 8 (2560x1440, DPI setting 125%): |
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| Hello! this is just to let everybody know I'll be releasing a beta during next week. this beta contains finally a new revamped Monkey X parser that is able to handle much more complex generics and inheritance chains without issues. As this is a rather big change into a core part of the IDE, I plan on releasing a BETA version, so people can try it. and provide feedback, just in case anything needs fixing. I find it to be quite stable here, and I'm using the whole modules for regression testing, etc, but just in case... |
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| Holy crap...this is awesome! I just installed Jungle onto my new laptop and it literally installed all the SDKs for me! Saved me the hassle of doing all of that :). Now if i can only remember how to get it to set my modules... |
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| Awesome news, expect some bug reports from me (if I get time to jump into Monkey land) |
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| Good news ziggy, it would also be nice if each project remembered its window position, I have a multiscreen setup and Jungle always opens on the main display not my code screen. |
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| Hello, A new version has been released. This new version brings lots of improvements to the Monkey X parser. That is, much improved handling of generics, and support for the EachIn operator when used in conjunction with data type inference, among other very useful extras. This is the changelog: Jungle Ide 15.05-12-A * Improved the Local Shortcts Tree functionality. Kind of node (class, field, function, etc.) is now informed by icon only, leaving more room for item name and increasing readability. * Improved Monkey X parser in a way Jungle Ide can provide much more exact intellisense when working with generics and eachin expression with data type inference * Improved Monkey database serialization system so it's faster to serialize/deserialize. New system makes the whole database file a lot smaller when stored in disk. * Improved Jungle Ide parsing speed when processing a large amount of documents * Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide keep alive in the background even when main window had been closed due to some threading issues * Implemented support for the EachIn operator * Improved generics support on datatype inference scenarios * Several improvements in the rendering of in-comment keywords such as monkeydoc, summary, etc. * New feature: Implemented Ctrl+Click support for Jump to definition (as in Visual Studio) * Added support to define a different Jungle Ide Framework folder by the usage of an environment variable. This variable needs to be named JUNGLEIDEFRAMEWORK Hope you like it! The update has been published for both Jungle Pro users and Monkey X Studio users. Jungle Lite user will have to wait a bit to get this latest version. |
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| Thank you ziggy :), and a special very big thanks for this: * Improved the Local Shortcts Tree functionality. Kind of node (class, field, function, etc.) is now informed by icon only, leaving more room for item name and increasing readability. |
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| Great, updating now. Thanks |
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| Hi ziggy, I have a big issue with the last version. I'm using Mungo instead of Monkey for my current project and Jungle crashed badly when it tried to update. Fast flashing popups with repeating sound. I killed the task and saw an error message like "Monkey compiler not found" (Mungo path was set before update), and after aknowledge it, flashing popups again I turned off my computer. What does Jungle is looking for exactly ? |
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| Great job! |
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| Sorry ziggy, just another computer mystery... I don't know what happened at home, I just did the update at work, (I closed solution and set the compilator to Monkey before updating) and everything is working fine (back to Mungo). Thanks for your good job. |
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Do you actually read bug reports and fix those bugs, ziggy? (at least for customers that paid $$$ for JungleIDE, please!  )The startup-position problems described above are not fixed yet, after 2 month. Jungle starts at seemingly random desktops and positions here.  Here is another one: JungleIDE does not highlight hex numbers correctly:  Another one: The cursor is often wrongly placed. Never ever seen such a behaviour in any Editor (and I'm using a lot of Editors and IDE's). After pasting some stuff using CTRL+V, the cursor is almost always at the wrong (visual) place. Very annoying. Thing is, it's only the visual cursor. When pressing [DEL] etc., the correct stuff is deleted and the cursor jumps to the correct position (later). Huh  When writing a 'Method' or 'Function' within an 'Extern' section, do not add an 'End' automatically to it, when pressing <Return>. It's just declarations, not actual Methods/Functions with a body. Generally, when pasting codes (CTRL+V), the inserted lines are not correctly aligned. Everything is pasted at column 0 instead correct indention. One of the more annoying things, when using JungleIDE.  Even when the pasted stuff contains <TABS> and <SPACE>'s in front of the code, every indentation is removed!! And the next line is also indented wrong! When pasting some lines at the end of a class declaration (right before the 'End' line), the 'End' gets always indented at column 0! A 'Beautifier' would help for sure. 'Tools' >> "Beautify code" >> Align/Indent code correctly, according to used user style. ´What about block selection? SHIFT+ALT or SHIFT+CTRL would be fine for it, to select/cut/copy/paste a multi-line block. Looks like that is missing completely. Where can I set colors for external files/languages? Sorry, didn't find it. My background color is black with .monkey files, but with external files (like .js) it's always white:  Please fix all mentioned bugs, and continue to add new features! Thanks!  |
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| Do you actually read bug reports and fix those bugs, ziggy? (at least for customers that paid $$$ for JungleIDE, please! ) Of course I do! JungleIDE does not highlight hex numbers correctly: I need to change parser to support this, I will, I had only one request for this so it is considered a very low priority fix. The cursor is often wrongly placed. Never ever seen such a behaviour in any Editor (and I'm using a lot of Editors and IDE's). This is new to me, and I dont suffer this behavior. Please provide proper step-by-step way to replicate it, so I can try to locate and fix the issue.After pasting some stuff using CTRL+V, the cursor is almost always at the wrong (visual) place. Very annoying. Generally, when pasting codes (CTRL+V), the inserted lines are not correctly aligned. Whe pasing code, code will be aligned according to the newly generated AST. If it is not, that usualy means your code is not following monkey specification (missing semicolons can cause this). If this is not the case, please provide a code sample that replicates the issue so I can fix it. Even when the pasted stuff contains <TABS> and <SPACE>'s in front of the code, Not here, not sure what can be causing this for you.every indentation is removed!! And the next line is also indented wrong! When pasting some lines at the end of a class declaration (right before the 'End' line), the 'End' gets always indented at column 0! What about block selection? SHIFT+ALT or SHIFT+CTRL would be fine for it, to select/cut/copy/paste a multi-line block. Looks like that is missing completely. It's there! Just use it with Alt + Mouse, or Shift + Alt, as you describe Where can I set colors for external files/languages? Sorry, didn't find it. My background color is black with .monkey files, Open a file, and go to "Define editor colors". This dialog will allow colors customization for current selected document parser. A 'Beautifier' would help for sure. 'Tools' >> "Beautify code" >> Align/Indent code correctly, according to used user style. That's Ctrl + T |
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| @ziggy: Do you know any (free (of charge) and free of advertisements) screen recording software that exports to .GIF, on Windows? On Mac everything's clear, but on Windows I'm confused and can't find the right screen recording software, sorry. Your tip about highlighting colors of external files already helped. My eyes will thank you! |
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| Danilo: Open Broadcaster can do mp4 and flv. I believe you can convert it from there using handbrake or ffmpeg |
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' STEP 1
Const green': 0x008000 ' PASTE is done after word "green", cursor is placed behind the 'n'
' CLIPBOARD contains: ":Int = $" (without the double-quotes)
' STEP 2: press [CTRL]+[V]
Const green:Int = $': 0x008000
'^ Visual Cursor after PASTE is right behind the = (wrong)
' Real Cursor after PASTE is right behind the $ (correct)
' STEP 3: press [DEL] key 5 times
Const green:Int = $008000
'^ Visual Cursor is still right behind the =
' Real Cursor is still right behind the $
' The PASTE issue:
' COPY the comment-line 3 lines above, then paste it:
' Real Cursor is still right after the $
' Any Indentation (SPACES/TABS in front of a text) is ALWAYS removed when pasting it
' Everything I paste into a new line is always inserted at column 0 - all SPACES/TABS in front removedAfter PASTE (using CTRL+V) the visual and real cursor often differ 5 or 6 positions. In the example above it is just 2 positions, but it's really hard to type something when the visual cursor is different from the real cursor position. Sometimes the cursor is jumping around after a second. When pressing the Cursor Keys (left or right), visual cursor is jumping to the correct position. Block selection does not work here at all with SHIFT+ALT+CursorKeys or SHIFT+Mouse or ALT+Mouse. SHIFT+Mouse does nothing, SHIFT+ALT+CursorKeys and ALT+Mouse is ordinary selection:  Another editor with block selection:  The selected block is 5 times the "Const" word. Pressing [DEL] removes only the 5 "Const". |
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Animated GIF made with Cropper and CropperPlugins: You see, the visual cursor is always at the wrong place after PASTE. When pressing [DEL], characters at the real cursor position are removed. |
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| @Danilo: Block selection works by using Shift + Alt + Cursor keys, or Alt + Mouse selection. Are you sure it's not working for you? I can't replicate the cursor issue. Do you have anything non standard installed that could affect keyboard messages or similar? Then, the paste "issue". When you pate a block of code in Jungle Ide, it'll arrange indenting for you. In your sample code, you're at level zero of nesting, so everything is aligned at line zero. That's expected. If you want, you can disable this in settings: Monkey / Fix tab indenting when a paste operation is performed. |
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| ziggy wrote: Block selection works by using Shift + Alt + Cursor keys, or Alt + Mouse selection. Are you sure it's not working for you? Yes, it is not working here. I'm using a german keyboard layout, if that info could help you. ziggy wrote: I can't replicate the cursor issue. Do you have anything non standard installed that could affect keyboard messages or similar? No. Just remembered Jungle's font problems and tested it. The cursor is correct with "Consolas" font. I use "Lucida Console" at size 10.00 and everything (keyword/numbers/..) is set to [X] Bold in editor color settings. I temporarily removed the Bold style for everything, and the issue is gone. Back to Bold, the visual cursor offset is wrong again. |
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| @Danilo: Can you tell me if the block selection issue does also happen when you select "Consolas" font for the source code editor? |
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| Actually block selection is working now with Lucida Console, because I removed all Bold styles until the wrong visual cursor is fixed. Enabling bold styles again, block selection stops working and the visual cursor is wrong after Paste. So, yes, looks like both issues have to do with the Bold font styles. |
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| any Chance for jungle IDE with .net 3.5 Environment (plain win7 without admin) |
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| @Danilo, the problem is this functionality can only work for fixed width fonts. Lucida console is almost fixed with, until you mix it with bold styles. Bold lucida console characters are wider than lucida console regular characters. You won't have this limitation if you use 100% fixed width family fonts such as Courier New or Consolas. Lucida is fixed with per weight, but it's not in its full family, so if you mix bold and not bold, it can't be fixed width and block selection can't be performed accordingly. any Chance for jungle IDE with .net 3.5 Environment (plain win7 without admin) I'm afraid Jungle IDE does extensive usage of latest threading additions to .Net 4, so a 3.5 compilation can't be done unless several core parts of it are rewritten. In fact, I'll be updating Jungle Ide to work with .net 4.5.2 soon to have better support for hi DPI displays (among other improvements) |
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| @ziggy: I don't mix normal and bold style (looks ugly), and I had everything set to bold. Thanks anyway for taking a look at it! Fortunately this works with SlickEdit, Notepad++, PureBasic IDE, QT Creator, Visual Studio, etc. - I'm using the same font and bold style with many different editors, and paste + block selection always works correctly with all editors. I guess it's the font engine or more likely the editor component you use, because BLIde Plus has the same problems. Just discovered that BLIde also has block selection, with some fonts. :) |
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| I'm afraid Jungle IDE does extensive usage of latest threading additions to .Net 4, so a 3.5 compilation can't be done unless several core parts of it are rewritten. In fact, I'll be updating Jungle Ide to work with .net 4.5.2 soon to have better support for hi DPI displays (among other improvements) sad Story, i cant update .net to >3.5 at my work :( i Need to use another IDE here then but i will never archieve the workflow i have at home with jungleIDE :( |
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| Hello! This is just to let you know next Jungle Ide version will include some refactoring functionalities, such as Rename a class, rename an interface, rename parameters, locals, fields, and basically anything except methods and functions (I need to handle overloading and overriding this first, which si not trivial...) Anyway, just wanted to share. All you need is rightclick over an identifier and select a "Rename MyIdentifier..." option in the popup menu. I plan also to add a "find usages" functionality soon too. |
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| * New feature: Implemented Ctrl+Click support for Jump to definition (as in Visual Studio) How do I switch this off? I use Ctrl+click to highlight words a lot (force of habit!) and I keep getting whisked off into the definition. Cheers. |
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| @siread, I'm afraid this is not configurable in current version, but will add a setting for it in next release, so you can turn it off. Next release will come very soon |
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| Thanks! I'm not sure where I got this habit from but it's happening less now as I change my ways. :) |
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 ziggy: plz update Jungle IDE to support the new scoping directives, thx! |
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| @Nobuyuki: Yes, an update is scheduled for next week, with some additional improvements. I'll be updating Jungle Ide, Jungle Lite and Monkey X Studio |
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| I've just finished updating the background compiler to support latest language changes, so it'll provide syntax errors for v84b Also, made some small updates to the GUI, so it renders a bit nicer, as it was getting old after 5 years. Just some very minor cosmetic things. But the big new feature will be the inclusion of a simple refactoring-based rename mechanism for most language elements. I'll be improving this further in next updates. I'm also introducing several performance improvements. These improvements will come as the result of parallelizing some tasks, so it'll be noticeable on computers with 4 logical cores or more (hiperthreading enabled dual core machines should benefit from this too). |
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| New version available! This is the first version where I've been able to include a simple refactoring mechanism! It's quite simple, but very useful: It allows you to rename identifiers (variables, fields, class names, etc.) and Jungle Ide will take care of modifing any usage of that identifier in the whole solution automatically. Notice that methods and functions are not yet supported by this refactoring, but I'll be adding them soon too. It may sound a silly thing, but this simple addition has been the result of several months of work. I hope the basis is strong enough to make this functionality grow quicker in next versions. Then, the other "big" improvement that this version brings is something internal that will be noticed by users with old or not very powerful computers. I've been adding a new faster serialization mechanism for the whole modules database engine that allows Jungle Ide to use less resources and be much more responsive when it's starting everything in the background.I wanted to quantify the improvement, but in some scenarios, some tasks that took minutes (yes minutes) now take less than 300ms, so not sure how it counts on numbers, but some users will see a massive improvement. That said, the same scenario on modern computers with enough cores, this change is almost unnoticeable. This is a detailed changelog: Jungle Ide 15.06-24-A * New Rename refactoring is available in the editor context menu. First refactoring added, I'll be increasing refactoring capabilities in next updates. * Jungle Ide will now use a new ultra optimized database serialization system that allows Jungle Ide to launch and operate a lot faster in older machines. This new system also prevents several micro-pauses and potential bottlenecks when Jungle Ide is loading the Monkey modules database. * Drastically improved the code analyzer speed. Warnings will be displayed a lot faster. * Background Monkey compiler has been updated to work with latest language additions * Several improvements in the application GUI design, including new icons for bookmarks toolbar, and some small changes in the application menus * Added colored output to the console output windows, so errors are displayed in red. * Improved the way console output is sent to the connections window, in a way that it's a lot faster when dealing with big amounts of text, and uses less memory * Added an option to disable the "Jump to definition" when ctrl + click is used over an identifier. * New Splash Window available. Old one required a redesign after all this years. as it was getting old. I'm not sure anyone has the splash window enabled in preferences, but just in case. * Fixed wrong analysis of local keywords not being used when they were a loop iterator, and the iterator was actually not being explicitly used inside the loop body. * Fixed an issue that could make the preferences dialog flicker when loading * Fixed a possible bottleneck in the background compiler, at first run. * Included latest Ignition X version and latest Monkey X Version .84b * Fixed multi-screen position serialization mechanism, so it properly support dual monitor setups Motice that Monkey X Studio users will get an automatic upate that also includes a new and wonderful Ignition X version, and also an update of the bundled Monkey X compiler to be version 84b (so it includes mojo2 automatically) |
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| Definitely feels a lot swifter with this particular update. Is there any way we can see what version of Monkey we're running while on Jungle (kinda like on Mollusk)? |
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| @Neuro: glad you see it working smothier! In my old laptop it is very notorious. That said, answering your question, in order to know what compiler are you currently using, you need to go to preferences dialog. I could make it more "evident" if it helps. |
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| Eh...yeah would like to make it move evident. Not a big deal, just something useful (for me at least) since i sometimes forget to update monkey to latest version. But yeah, definitely a lot smoother and faster on my end - considering I'm running this on a Windows 8.1 VM on my Mac. |
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| Good job Ziggy! |
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| Thanks ziggy! Say, while I was browsing some of the menu changes, it reminded me of something I used to wonder: Is it possible to change the app listing in the Tools menu to expand it beyond just opening up the calculator? Perhaps we could set up more of our own personal apps to integrate more of the toolchain here? For example: To display other commonly-used apps other than the calculator; set up shortcut keys to launch them, etc. Maybe even associate apps in the custom tool menu as default programs for files matching an expression pattern in the solution explorer (either on a global or per-solution basis). It would be pretty neat to just import sprites in one program, be able to pop open a texture packer and manually rebuild into the main data folder, or even just double click TMX files straight from Jungle. |
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| @Nobuyuki: If you import a TMX file into a solution and double click on it, it should open with the appropriate editor! This can be very easily extended |
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| * Fixed multi-screen position serialization mechanism, so it properly support dual monitor setups Many thanks! That was one of the most annoying issues for me, because Jungle (when it was maximized last session) always started on wrong display next time. Finally seems to work correctly now. :) |
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| @ziggy. I'm using a mac and don't want to use a virtualbox windows thing, and using a IDE that is up to date. So i'm wondering if your build your IDE in visual studio and could try to open that with this: http://www.monodevelop.com/ And compile it for the mac, so I can use/try it ;) That way you can support: Window / OSX / Linux :) and can mark delete the Ted IDE and make a deal with your IDE, so the Monkey product is 10x better. |
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| So i'm wondering if your build your IDE in visual studio and could try to open that with this: http://www.monodevelop.com/ I wish it was this simple! Jungle Ide is not only managed code, it does extensive usage of Windows GDI APIs for all text rendering, and it also uses sevarl windows specific apis for its layout, etc. So, the only viable option would be a complete port, which is something too complex to be realistically done with quality in a reasonable time without increasing Jungle Ide price to a point that is inviable And compile it for the mac, so I can use/try it ;) |
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| Any chance of the FontMachine module getting and update for Mojo2? |
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| @Mattias: Yes! It's coming soon, I'm at it! |
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| So, the only viable option would be a complete port, which is something too complex to be realistically done with quality in a reasonable time without increasing Jungle Ide price to a point that is inviable I'm willing to wait ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). |
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| Ziggy, I just got updated to the latest Jungle. I recently removed an older external HD that was at drive D that I used for backup (it was too small). My OS is on C, and I have an internal that is at E with Monkey and everything else on it. Now when I launch Jungle, and when I try to open projects, I keep getting popups complaining that D isn't there, to insert a disk. It's happening with junglembc2.exe, and with transcc_winnt.exe. My Monkey path is on E, and the path to transcc_winnt.exe is relative to that. I can't find a setting anywhere regarding junglembc2.exe, whatever that is? I compiled just fine the other day. Any ideas? |
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| @Raph: Are you sure you've update Jungle Ide settings to look for the compiler at E drive? It looks like Jungle is trying to locate compiler tools at D. Now, answering your question, junglembc2 is the "Jungle Monkey Background Compiler" and it is a special version of the Monkey compiler that runs on the background and provides information about syntax errors to Jungle Ide, as you type code. This compiler needs to be installed in the same location as transcc_winnt.exe, so it looks Jungle Ide is trying to locate both at the wrong location, which seems to be caused by a misconfiguration of the monkey path in jungleide settings. |
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| The compiler tools were never on D:, that is what is weird. The path in Jungle is set to E:\Monkey\MonkeyXPro82b\MonkeyXPro82b and the compiler is set to Bin\transcc_winnt.exe, and they always have been. Is anything saved with the solution? |
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| Not that I know of... ? Please, refresh your modules database (just in case) and then, send me your settings.xml file. You can find it in your "my documents/jungle ide framework/settings". I'll take a look. Also, you can send me your project files (not the source code, fi it's private, but the jungle and jiproj files) |
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| Experimenting more, it looks like the issue is that there were some references to D: in config_winnt in the path. They weren't ever used, but the absence of D: makes them pop an error window. The D: references were in 82b; my config for 79e doesn't have them. For now I can proceed in 79e, and I will see about cleaning up the config shortly and see if it fixes the issue. |
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| With the latest version strange things happening sometimes when I do the usual Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V copy and paste operations. Randomly a different file is opened by pressing Ctrl+C OR after selecting the target place for the paste operation... |
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| @Xaron: Do you have step-by-step way of replicating this? Remember that Ctrl+Click is jump to definition, be sure to not be clicking any trackpad or similar by mistake.If you do, because of your laptop ergonomics or something, you can disable the Ctrl+Click to jump to definition into preferences dialog, on the editor tab |
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| Looks like I found a bug: the parser is wrong on this code (the sign "-" is written without a space after "if"), if the code is written not in jungleide, but opened or copied into it. code: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7oxgmf47ko9khbi/parser.monkey?dl=0 screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/c6a6qghwavzdiye/shot_1.PNG?dl=0 |
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| @werton: But the code was written like this in the source of the copy&paste, wasn't it? Jungle Ide is not formating this when code is copied and pasted. |
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| The code like that can be opened in jungleide and this code will compile, but the links in localshortcuts will be broken. It kind of wrong in my opinion. If the code is running, then it is syntactically correct and should be shown correctly in localshorcuts, otherwise it turns out that jungle ide correctly displays only the code which is written in it. |
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| I see! I thought the problem was another one. will fix! |
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| I get the same issue as Xaron. When I am doing Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V operations it seems to jump to definition. I am not clicking or anything. I am on a desktop pc. |
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| Do you have any known way to replicate the ctrl+V issue? When does it happen, on the Ctr+C, on the Ctrl+V, where's the cursor located when this happens? Any additional information that could be useful would be welcome! |
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| Thanks Manel, I think that was just the Ctrl+Click issue. I've deactivated it and have no problems so far. |
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| @ziggy: I don't own Jungle IDE, so I'm not sure if the full version has this problem, but... Depending on the file, it crashes while writing two letters. I'm not sure what causes this, and I've made several of the automated reports when getting these errors. At this point, when I make a bug report with it, one in every four attempts makes it suspend itself eternally. The exact condition has changed based on the file (For some reason). The first time, it was when I wrote "Super", every time I'd write S and U together, it would crash. Now it's doing it on another file with E and N. Needless to say, this gets annoying really quickly. The best guess I have is that it has something to do with the automatic completion, which I occasionally use to end blocks of code when I'm lazy. |
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| @ImmutableOctet: If there's any file that can re0licate the issue, I would appreciate it a lot if you could send it to me so I can replicate and fix the issue here. |
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| Just sent you an email with the source file that first gave me problems. No idea if it'll crash with one file, but you're welcome to test with it. The source I gave crashes for me when writing 'Super', more specifically, when writing S and u together. |
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| New version available! This is a quickfix version that solves several stability issues. Updating is highly recommended this is the changelog: * Added compression to the internal modules database serialization, so it saves lots of disk space, and loads faster on computers without SSD drives. * Fixed issues with Jump To Definition on Ctrl+click on several computers * Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide cause an unhandled exception when the cursor was being moved across the ide GUI, and windows was leaving a mouse cursor document stream blocked due to some internal system error. * Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide cause an exception when the editor context menu was being displayed * Fixed an issue that could make Jungle Ide throw an unhandled exception when writing the name of a class generic argument. Jungle Ide Pro and Lite/Demo and Monkey x Studio have been updated. |
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| Just Downloading, ty ziggy! |
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| feature request: Allow dashes in project names plz..... |
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| I just played with the latest demo version. It's no VS or Eclipse but it can surely speed up development. There are just 2 tiny things I didn't like: 1. Is there no way to change the dark background of the application window (not the editor)? It's no big deal but I'm not a big fan of dark themes. 2. Intellisense just seems to work to a certain point.It shows me all the members of class. So far, so good. But if I have a list of a certain class type and that class type contains members which have members, only the first level is revealed. Dummy code: Class Animation Field xyz:int End Class Alien Field anim:Animation End Let's say we have a list called "aliens" of type Alien. The field xyz is not found by Intellisense when looping through the list. Maybe I'm doing something wrong? |
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| I am still getting the jump to definition with the Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V operations. Wish I could replicate but it just appears to happen randomly as I am copy and pasting code. Most the time no issues, occasionally it jumps to definition. Very disorienting as I lose my place and focus when this happens. |
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| Is there no way to change the dark background of the application window (not the editor)? It's no big deal but I'm not a big fan of dark themes. Not yet, should be very easy to add, just that there haven't been too many request for a light theme so it is not high priority. Let's say we have a list called "aliens" of type Alien. The field xyz is not found by Intellisense when looping through the list. Maybe I'm doing something wrong? Have you updated demo to latest version? Can you provide a code sample? This works well here:  @mjcamerer: I have no idea how to replicate it to fix it. Please, if you manage to get a consistent way to replicate it, let me know it. I'll keep investigating and hope to provide a fix ASAP. |
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| Not yet, should be very easy to add, just that there haven't been too many request for a light theme so it is not high priority. OK, as I said it's not a deal breaker but just something I would prefer. Have you updated demo to latest version? Can you provide a code sample? This works well here You are right, sorry but I have provided the wrong sample. Looping through the single instances works. It does not work however when I use functions like First or Last of the list which is rather strange as alien.First.anim is shown but alien.First.anim.xyz is not found. |
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| @AnotherMike: Can you provide a specific sample I can cut&paste to Jungle Ide to see if there's any bug as you suggest? This works too: Class Alien Field anim:Anim End Class Anim Field xyz:= 34 End Function dummy() Local a:= New Alien a.anim. '-->Intellisense shows xyz here as it sould End |
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| Actually I can't reproduce the problem with this simple example either...It happens when I use the whole source code of my first try with Monkey ever. As I really don't know much about Monkey it could very well be that I'm doing something wrong here. Beware, my code is quite a mess but it compiles and runs. ;) Try using Intellisense on the aliens list in shootingThings.monkey. gameObjects.monkey Strict Import mojo Class PlayerObject Extends SpriteGameObject Method New(img:Image, animation:GameObjectAnimation, posX:Float, posY:Float, dir:Int) Super.InitSpriteGameObject(img, animation, posX, posY, dir) End End Class AlienObject Extends SpriteGameObject Field speed:Float Method New(img:Image, animation:GameObjectAnimation, posX:Float, posY:Float, dir:Int, speed:Float) Super.InitSpriteGameObject(img, animation, posX, posY, dir) Self.speed = speed End Method Update:Void(delta:Float) If (dir = Direction.DOWN) posY += (speed * delta) End End Method Draw:Void() Super.Draw() End End Class ExplosionObject Extends SpriteGameObject Method New(img:Image, animation:GameObjectAnimation, posX:Float, posY:Float) Super.InitSpriteGameObject(img, animation, posX, posY, Direction.UNDEFINED) End Method Draw:Void() Super.Draw() End End Class GameObject Abstract Field posX:Float Field posY:Float Field dir:Int = Direction.UNDEFINED Method Init:Void(posX:Float, posY:Float, dir:Int) Self.posX = posX Self.posY = posY Self.dir = dir End End Class SimpleGameObjectCircle Extends GameObject Field radius:Int Field speed:Float Method New(posX:Float, posY:Float, dir:Int, speed:Float, radius:Int) Super.Init(posX, posY, dir) Self.radius = radius Self.speed = speed End Method Update:Void(delta:Float) If (dir = Direction.UP) posY -= (speed * delta) End End Method Draw:Void() DrawCircle(posX, posY, radius) End End Class SpriteGameObject Extends GameObject Field animation:GameObjectAnimation Field img:Image Method InitSpriteGameObject:Void(img:Image, animation:GameObjectAnimation, posX:Float, posY:Float, dir:Int) Super.Init(posX, posY, dir) Self.animation = animation Self.img = img End Method Draw:Void() If (animation <> Null) Local curFrame:Int curFrame = animation.startFrame + ((Millisecs() - animation.startTime) / animation.frameTime Mod animation.length) If (animation.done = False) DrawImage( img, posX, posY, curFrame) If (curFrame = animation.length - 1) animation.done = True Endif Endif Elseif DrawImage(img, posX, posY) Endif End Method CollisionOccured:Bool(x:Float, y:Float) If x < posX Then Return False If x > posX + img.Width() Then Return False If y > posY + img.Height() Then Return False If y < posY Then Return False Return True End End Class GameObjectAnimation Field name:String Field startFrame:Float Field length:Float Field fps:Float Field startTime:Float Field frameTime:Float Field done:Bool = True Method New(name:String, startFrame:Float, length:Float, fps:Float) Self.name = name Self.startFrame = startFrame Self.length = length Self.fps = fps frameTime = 1000 / fps End End Interface Direction Const LEFT:Int = 0 Const RIGHT:Int = 1 Const UP:Int = 2 Const DOWN:Int = 3 Const UNDEFINED:Int = 4 End shootingThings.monkey
Strict
Import mojo
Import gameObjects
Const TEMP_AVG:Int = 10
Class ShootingThings Extends App
Field explosionSmall:Image
Field explosionSmallSound:Sound
Field laserSound:Sound
Field playerImg:Image
Field alienImg:Image
Field backgroundImg:Image
Field player:PlayerObject
Field shots:List<SimpleGameObjectCircle>
Field aliens:List<AlienObject>
Field explosions:List<ExplosionObject>
Field kills:Int = 0
Field aliensMissing:Bool = True
Field bombLastUsed:Float = 0
Field bombReady:Bool = True
Field running:Bool = True
Field dt:DeltaTimer = New DeltaTimer (60)
Const TARGET_FRAMERATE:Int = 60
Field DT:Float = 1.0 / Float(TARGET_FRAMERATE) 'Delta time target
Field lastMs:Float
Method AddNewAlienRow:Void(y:Int)
For Local i:Int = 30 To (DeviceWidth() - 20) Step 100
Local alien:AlienObject = New AlienObject(alienImg, Null, i, y, Direction.DOWN, 1)
aliens.AddLast(alien)
Next
End
Method ResetAll:Void()
shots = New List<SimpleGameObjectCircle>()
aliens = New List<AlienObject>()
kills = 0
aliensMissing = True
bombReady = True
bombLastUsed = 0
For Local a:Int = 10 To 160 Step 50
AddNewAlienRow(a)
Next
End
Method OnCreate:Int()
HideMouse()
backgroundImg = LoadImage("background2.png")
explosionSmall = LoadImage( "expl_small.png", 40, 50, 18, Image.MidHandle )
explosionSmallSound = LoadSound("explosion-02.wav")
laserSound = LoadSound("laser.wav")
playerImg = LoadImage("player.png")
alienImg = LoadImage("alien.png")
explosions = New List<ExplosionObject>()
player = New PlayerObject(playerImg, Null, DeviceWidth() / 2, DeviceHeight() - 80, Direction.UNDEFINED)
ResetAll()
SetUpdateRate TARGET_FRAMERATE
PlayMusic("I3-Epic - Shadow Realms.ogg", 1)
Return 0
End
Method OnUpdate:Int()
Local framesElapsed:Float = (Millisecs() -lastMs) / (DT * 1000.0) 'Frame time multiplier
dt.UpdateDelta()
If KeyHit(KEY_ESCAPE)
EndApp()
Endif
If KeyHit(KEY_P)
running = Not running
Endif
If (running)
If (MouseX() < DeviceWidth() - 43 And MouseX() > 0)
player.posX = MouseX()
End
If (MouseHit(MOUSE_LEFT))
Local shot:SimpleGameObjectCircle = New SimpleGameObjectCircle(player.posX + 8, player.posY, Direction.UP, 10, 4)
Local shot2:SimpleGameObjectCircle = New SimpleGameObjectCircle(player.posX + 36, player.posY, Direction.UP, 10, 4)
shots.AddLast(shot)
shots.AddLast(shot2)
PlaySound(laserSound, 1)
Endif
If KeyHit(KEY_SPACE) And bombReady
bombReady = False
bombLastUsed = Millisecs()
kills += aliens.Count()
aliens.Clear()
For Local i:Int = 0 To 20
Local animExplosion:GameObjectAnimation = New GameObjectAnimation("expl_small", 0, 18, 20)
animExplosion.done = False
animExplosion.startTime = Millisecs()
Local objExpl:ExplosionObject = New ExplosionObject(explosionSmall, animExplosion, Rnd(0, DeviceWidth()), Rnd(10, DeviceHeight() - 100))
explosions.AddLast(objExpl)
For Local a:Int = 0 To 20
PlaySound(explosionSmallSound, a)
End
End
For Local a:Int = 10 To 160 Step 50
AddNewAlienRow(a)
Next
Endif
If (bombLastUsed + (10*1500)) < Millisecs()
bombReady = True
Endif
For Local obj:AlienObject = EachIn aliens
obj.Update(framesElapsed)
Next
For Local obj:SimpleGameObjectCircle = EachIn shots
obj.Update(framesElapsed)
Next
Endif
lastMs = Millisecs()
Return 0
End
Method KillPlayer:Void()
Local animExplosion:GameObjectAnimation = New GameObjectAnimation("expl_small", 0, 18, 20)
animExplosion.done = False
animExplosion.startTime = Millisecs()
Local objExpl:ExplosionObject = New ExplosionObject(explosionSmall, animExplosion, player.posX + 22, player.posY + 31)
explosions.AddLast(objExpl)
PlaySound(explosionSmallSound, 0)
End
Method OnRender:Int()
DrawImage(backgroundImg, 0, 0)
player.Draw()
For Local obj:AlienObject = EachIn aliens
obj.Draw()
If (obj.posY > DeviceHeight())
KillPlayer()
ResetAll()
Endif
If obj.CollisionOccured(player.posX, player.posY)
KillPlayer()
ResetAll()
Endif
If (obj.posY < 0)
'Print("Removing alien")
aliens.RemoveEach(obj)
End
Next
SetBlend LightenBlend
SetAlpha(0.7)
For Local obj:SimpleGameObjectCircle = EachIn shots
For Local objAlien:AlienObject = EachIn aliens
Local collided:Bool = objAlien.CollisionOccured(obj.posX, obj.posY)
If (collided)
PlaySound(explosionSmallSound, 0)
Local animExplosion:GameObjectAnimation = New GameObjectAnimation("expl_small", 0, 18, 20)
animExplosion.done = False
animExplosion.startTime = Millisecs()
Local objExpl:ExplosionObject = New ExplosionObject(explosionSmall, animExplosion, objAlien.posX + 30, objAlien.posY + 17)
explosions.AddLast(objExpl)
shots.RemoveEach(obj)
aliens.RemoveEach(objAlien)
kills += 1
aliensMissing = True
End
Next
obj.Draw()
If (obj.posY < 0)
'Print("removing Shot")
shots.RemoveEach(obj)
End
Next
If running
For Local obj:ExplosionObject = EachIn explosions
obj.Draw()
If (obj.animation.done)
'Print("Removing explosion")
explosions.RemoveEach(obj)
End
Next
Endif
If aliens.Count() = 0
For Local a:Int = 10 To 160 Step 50
AddNewAlienRow(a)
Next
ElseIf kills > 0 And kills Mod 18 = 0 And aliensMissing
AddNewAlienRow(10)
aliensMissing = False
'Print ("Adding new aliens!")
Endif
SetAlpha(1)
DrawText("Kills: " + kills, 20, 20)
If (bombReady)
DrawText("Bomb ready (press SPACE)!" , 20, 40)
Endif
Return 0
End
End
Class DeltaTimer
' Usage...
' 1) Create DeltaTimer object, eg.
' "Local dt:DeltaTimer = New DeltaTimer (60)"
' where 60 is your game's intended frame rate,
' regardless of device frame rate.
' 2) Call dt.UpdateDelta at start of OnUpdate...
' 3) Multiply all speeds by dt.delta...
' 4) That's it.
Field targetfps:Float = 60
Field currentticks:Float
Field lastticks:Float
Field frametime:Float
Field delta:Float
Field average:Float [TEMP_AVG]
Method New (fps:Float)
targetfps = fps
lastticks = Millisecs()
End
Method UpdateDelta:Void ()
currentticks = Millisecs()
frametime = currentticks - lastticks
Local total:Float
For Local loop:Int = 1 Until TEMP_AVG
average [loop - 1] = average [loop]
total = total + average [loop - 1]
Next
average [TEMP_AVG - 1] = currentticks - lastticks
total = total + average [TEMP_AVG - 1]
frametime = total / Float (TEMP_AVG - 1)
delta = frametime / (1000.0 / targetfps)
lastticks = currentticks
End
End
Function Main:Int()
New ShootingThings
Return 0
End
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| Nice! I can replicate it now. It looks like a small bug with generics support. I'll be fixing it ASAP |
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| Cool, thanks! :) |
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Btw. there seems to be a second bug when looping through the list. Fields are shown twice. This however does not happen with First. |
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| Hey ziggy can we get a monokai theme for Jungle also? |
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| feature request: Allow dashes in project names plz..... Another feature request: Put a dropdown or context menu in the error list menu's statusbar to allow us to filter out errors in the list by type (Example: don't display warnings about x, or don't display warnings at all). Oh, and please have Jungle ignore "unused" Throwables in a catch block. By nature of them being in a catch block they have the potential to be used if an exception occurs. |
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| @Nobuyuki: You can select and filter kind of errors in the preferences dialog, in the code analyzer page. |
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| Hey Ziggy, assuming there isn't already an option for it, could you make sorting "Local Shortcuts" toggleable? I'm wondering if I can disable it somewhere, so the overview is more accurate to my code. |
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| @ImmutableOctet(SKNG): There's no such option, but it should be ultra easy to add. Count on it for the next version |
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Hi Ziggy. I keep getting the following error when trying to open a project in JungleIDE...  Admittedly I am using Jungle on Parallels and the project is in a dropbox folder, but it used to work fine. Also the project works fine on 2 other PCs (non-parallels). I've tried reinstalling Jungle and deleting the Jungle Ide Framework folder but I just can't get the project to load. (Btw it always asks to locate the project file just before that error pops up.) Any ideas? |
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| I'll take a look ASAP, but now I'm spending some holidays in Japan, so I won't be able to fix it for about a week. I use Jungle in Parallels too. Locate the project using your routed "Z:" drive, instead of the network path. Z:\ is rooted at your "home" folder in your Mac. You can also map a logical network drive to your \\psf\dropbox location and maybe it'll help too. |
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| Ahh, brilliant. It works if I go through the Z: drive. Cheers! :D |
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| Currently, Jungle does not hide Protected members, nor offers any indication in autocomplete that a member is protected.... |
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| Thought I'd pop in with a screenshot of Jungle running in Parallels. mserver and Chrome running under native OS X. A native version of Jungle would be super awesome though!  |
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| @Samah I think, this will never be happen with the current code. Its .NET and only the .NET Core is Cross-platform :( |
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| The real problem to port Jungle to another OS is that it is not only .Net. It uses quite a bit of native code in the lower level GUI stuff, which is not easy to port and has no direct translation to other OSes. If Jungle ever sees a cross platform port, it'll be as the result of a complete change of GUI framework, but this would be a gigantinc task right now. |
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| Why bother with a port? I understand that to port JungleIDE to other Os's, as you say, would be a gigantic task. That is why I am saying why bother. Instead, using your tremendous knowledge of programming IDE's, why not just begin developing a Mac only IDE? It doesn't have to have the same awesome feature set as JungleIDE from the beginning. If you began working on an IDE for Mac design and code it to be a separate product for Mac, only. You have the IDE coding experience but also, and this is the most important part of your personality, you get things done. "Can't be bothered" is a mindset that has no power in your mind. Thats why you get things done and done right. |
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| why not just begin developing a Mac only IDE? I did it, and it was nice, but it's a gigantic project. I managed to make a sort-of-decent docking framwork and a decent port of the current Jungle Ide settings system. With this, the parser etc should be quite straight forward to port, but all in all it's a gigantic task.BLIde took 7 years to stabilize and it was sort-of the foundation for Jungle Ide, which also took like 1 year to have a decent feature set. Add to this that I would need to create a good text editor component that gives as much features as the current Jungle Ide one. The editor itself is a project of its own! |
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| You might want to look at something like an Eclipse or Netbeans plugin, then. I started working on one but I got stuck trying to write the grammar to support advanced preprocessing. Maybe you could fork SharpDevelop? http://www.icsharpcode.net/opensource/sd/ |
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| Just to let everybody know I'll be releasing a new version with much improved generics support by the end of this week. This also makes the rename identifier refactoring much better. @Samah: I've used it in a couple of project (the netBeans platform) and it's very nice in general, except that I can't get any Swing application to look nice. I think I should learn how to make my own theme for Swing, but haven't got the time to investigate how to do it. |
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| Sounds good, now the only thing missing would be a new theme. ;) |
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| @ziggy: ...except that I can't get any Swing application to look nice. Eclipse uses SWT, not Swing. SWT wraps native widgets rather than using its own rendering method, so it will always look and behave like a native application for that OS. A yes, but I was using the netBeans platform that was a lot friendlier to me. Anyway, all this is on hold right now |
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| I'm using the latest Jungle IDE. I noticed that since I upgraded my laptop to Windows 10 (32-bit), I'm not able to finish compilation of GLFW3 apps. I tried re-installing MinGW using the SDK installer, but it gave me the same issues. This happened on 3 projects I tried to test, both worked under Windows 7.. Here is my console output: This is on the second build. I omitted the output from the first build for brevity because it terminates the same way. Strangely, when attempting to run the executable outside of the IDE, it gives me several missing DLL errors. Is there a problem with the build line, or do I have Jungle improperly configured? (I'm using a fresh install of v86a, and letting Jungle handle the MinGW install path and config stuff) Edit: the reason I'm asking here instead of in a transcc bug thread is because this appears to be a linker issue. The missing DLLs are in the minGW/bin folder, but aren't being statically linked into the exe.... Edit 2: The linker issue persists with MSBuild. CL's output is not helpful. Subsequent rebuilds indicate "minimal rebuild failure" and have problems opening the PDB (usual problem for msbuild when build folders are "dirty"). Here is the initial msbuild output: I'll try Ted sometime later to see whether this issue is specific to Jungle. Edit 3: I noticed this problem when building directly from VS. I'm starting to believe now that it's not a Jungle issue, but an issue with the hacked graphics drivers I'm using. First-chance exception at 0x02B8131C (ig4icd32.dll) in MonkeyGame.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000000. The thread 0xadc has exited with code -1 (0xffffffff). The thread 0x1de0 has exited with code -1 (0xffffffff). First-chance exception at 0x68A6DD2E (opengl32.dll) in MonkeyGame.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00001F2C. Debug Error! I was at one point using hacked drivers because my laptop's integrated graphics is not officially supported in Windows 10. It would seem that GLFW doesn't like the default Windows 10 drivers very well. :( Due to the fact that some really nasty stuff has to be done in order to keep the hacked drivers installed, I rolled back to the defaults, and unfortunately it seems like this means I'll have this issue unless a workaround can be found... Final edit: Wow, what a crazy series of events. I installed a much older driver and managed to get everything working again. Windows 10, argh! Sorry for posting in this thread specifically about this issue, by the way the output console was gonig, it really did seem like the linker issues were something related to how Jungle worked with my new install until I was able to test outside of it and get a more descriptive error. |
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| Hi Ziggy Small arguably insignificant thing I found, that maybe you would want to know about it - if you have multiple files open, and you right click and "Close all windows but this" on a browser tab, it will not close anything. |
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| Update available! This is the changelog: • Jungle IDE improved high DPI screens compatibility so it can now be used properly on native 200DPI screens • Several fixes on generics solving algorithm • Several performance improvements in the background compiler handling • Fixed issue with duplicated intellisense members • Some small application skin improvements • Fixed a mouse hovering bug on the errors list window • Local shortcuts tree class children can now be sorted alphabetically (setting on preferences) |
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| After that update, Jungle IDE forgot everything :( I had to re-enter every setting, my license details, ... |
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| It now stores settings in Documents\Monkey X Studio instead of Documents\Jungle Ide Framework You can just copy files from the old folder, I guess. However, output console is now full of cryptic messages like this: Found suspicious NextObject --> E Found suspicious PreviousObject --> E Found suspicious Get --> V Found suspicious ValueForKey --> V |
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| It seems the build process I used for the latest update setup included a Monkey X Studio build of Jungle IDE in the Jungle Ide Pro update. Please, download the update again from the jungleide.com website here: http://www.jungleide.com/?page_id=175 (Be sure to be logged in). Alternatively, you can go to [documents]\Jungle Ide Framework\Stored Updates and execute any previous version to force a rollback, so the update process completes successfully as it should. Sorry for the inconvenience! I was updating both versions at the same time... |
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| No problem, I just was wondering. :) |
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| Coming back to Monkey to do some coding after an absence. I am running 85e and the latest JungleIDE. When I opened a project, I saw this: What are these? Looks like something in the JungleIDE parser? |
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| @Raph: It is a debug message from the parser that should not be displaying. Fixed in version 16.02.10-A (already deployed for PRO version, will update Monkey-X studio ASAP too) |
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| Huh... what is the difference between Studio and Pro? I have an old lifetime license... |
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| Monkey X Studio includes Jungle Ide Pro, the Ignition module by Playniax and a license of Monkey X Pro, it's a bundle of all 3 products with pro license of 3 products at the same time. The included Jungle Ide of this bundle is different in the way it handles licenses for the 3 products, and it can deliver automatic updates for all of them. Other than that, they're the same |
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| Yeah, I guess that's what I am not understanding. You said the update was out for Pro, and I don't have Monkey X Studio, I don't think. :) At any rate, checking for updates shows me that I am on 15.07.07-A. Why does my install think I have Studio? A separate question: I have set up my framework with a template, because there's a skeleton of code that it's nice to always have ready when I start something new. Some of that skeleton references some dummy assets for GUI and loading screens. All of this is in a folder tree in raphtemplate.data. When I create a project (call it newproject) from this template, the assets are in fact copied to the new project. But they go into a folder called newproject.data. And then I get a warning that files were skipped during the loading process: The project newproject has references to the following missing files: E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\art\loadingbarframe.png E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\art\loadingimg.png E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\fonts\defaultfont24.txt E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\art\defaultcheckboxchecked.png E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\art\defaultcheckbox.png E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\art\loadingbar.png E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\fonts\defaultfont24_P_1.png E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\assets.txt E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\art\defaultsliderbutton.png E:\Sync\Gamemaking\Projects\newproject\raphtemplate.data\art\loadingscreen.jpg Total: 10 file(s) The Solution Explorer for newproject also does not show the files in the newproject.data folder, though they are there. Can templates include assets properly placed in the Solution Explorer? If they can, what am I doing wrong? If they can't -- it would be very nice indeed if any files in the template solution were simply remapped to the proper newproject.data paths... |
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| @Raph: When version 16.02.06-A was released, for some ours the server was providing a wrong version of Monkey Pro that included a Studio build. I fixed it ASAP but some users (like Xaron and it seems you) did get the wrong update. In order to fix this, please go to the folder [Documents]\Jungle Ide\Stored Updates\ and roll back to any version prior to 16.02.06-A (by clicking on the update executable). Once you do this, Jungle Ide will tell you to properly update to latest Pro version, as it will ask the updates server again. Sorry for the inconvenience! |
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| That did the trick for the JungleIDE install, thanks! Any ideas on the template issue? |
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| Just had a crash opening a project from the last version of Jungle IDE. I sent in the bug report, but on the bug report success message it read, "Bug rerpot was..." It should be "Bug report was..." Edit: Every jungle project file causes the crash. Mmmm.... I'll have to wait this one off. Edit: Okay, projects with capital letters in the name cause the crash. Hmmm... |
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| @Goodlookinguy: I also wasn't able to open my solution files (you mentioned project files?) in the new version (I have Jungle with Monkey Studio installed), but it didn't really crash, just had an error message and the bug report requester. So I switched back to the previous Version of Studio... :-( |
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| Hello, Goodlookinguy,is there any chance I can have a copy of one of the projects causing this crash? |
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| @ziggy For me it crashes every time I open ANY project from inside Jungle, but if I open one by double clicking the project file in file explorer then it loads it up fine. I'm on studio, it's been doing that ever since the last update that switched to 85e. I've kinda gotten used to working around it so it's not the worst thing ever, but since all my projects' names are upper camel it could very well be what @Goodlookingguy is seeing. Edit: I probably meant solutions. I never have more than one project per solution and I always get them confused, I never understood why that distinction was useful personally but its the industry standard so... |
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| Hello, Goodlookinguy,is there any chance I can have a copy of one of the projects causing this crash? Oh, I missed this. What do you need? All of it or just some of it? I also wanted to say that closing the browser tab and then opening one of these project solutions seems to be the primary cause of the bug. Leaving the browser tab open seems to cause less issues. I have a tendency to automatically close it when I start Jungle (same thing I do in VS), so I didn't even notice I was doing it. Edit: I probably meant solutions. I never have more than one project per solution and I always get them confused, I never understood why that distinction was useful personally but its the industry standard so... Solution = The Product Projects = The parts of the product Code Files = The parts of the projects This distinction is extremely useful in VS, not so much in Monkey. As an example from something I actually did only a few months ago... Solution: Client-Server Game Projects: Client, Server - User Management, Server - Game Management, Server - Network Management I had separate server parts communicating with one another, but each one was its own project. When put together though, was the product. |
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| I tried the new Version again and I have the same issue as Sicilica mentioned. Opening Solutions only works with double-click in file explorer. |
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| I sent a couple automatic bug reports because Jungle's been crashing on me with the latest 86e. Turns out that that transcc_winnt.exe is now a 64-bit exe, and won't run on 32-bit OS's. Jungle doesn't catch this exception when trying to run the process and chokes in several places, such as when refreshing targets. |
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