Oxygen Basic
Information => Latest Version => Topic started by: Charles Pegge on April 06, 2011, 11:57:39 AM
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I'll be posting an "in progress" version of Oxygen at 1 or 2 day intervals without announcing it. These intermediate versions are available on the website download menu.
The logfile of changes will also be kept up to date.
The main benefit to me is backing up remote in case of power surge, flood, earthquake, wrath of the gods etc :)
Charles
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Good idea! You can never know.
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Yes good idea!
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Thanks Charles, will check it out more often then.
Can you make a minimal opengl example. Where it opens a window and just draws a plane(quad). I tried to simplify your examples, but keep messing up in trying to get a nice simple example. Thanks in advance.
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Hi..
Im just testing 'inProgress' version, and most things work fine.
I also found some interesting things like Lispinterpreter,
GDI examples work very well... :)
PS. It looks that OxyEdit work fine with this 'inprogress' release... ;)
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Hi Kent, the nearest we have is examples/GUI/openglWin1.o2bas.
In this example the entire gl procedure is embedded in WndProc.
Unfortunately setting up an Opengl window is never simple but most of the setup could be made invisible, exposing only the scene frame.
Charles
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Charles ..
How can i add error message into OxyEdit?
I mean how recive this message?
Is this message panel and splitter ,part of scintilla control or is custom?
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Oxygen usually creates a windows message box when it hits an error.
switches:
-a provide assembler listing to standard output including any error message
-c compile to file
-m suppress error message box
this is how it is configured in Scite:
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# OXYGEN TOOLS
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# COMPILE
basco="$(SciteDefaultHome)\gxo2" " -c $(FileNameExt)"
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# BUILD
basbo="$(SciteDefaultHome)\gxo2" " -a -c -m $(FileNameExt)"
# RUN FROM SOURCE
basgo="$(SciteDefaultHome)\gxo2" " $(FileNameExt)"
Charles
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Hi Charles,
in the next OxygenBasic version do we have more Array dimensions?
are square brackets obligation? would be good.
do we have one format for numbers? based this version on OpenGl? (hardware is good)
I know the answer: No,No,No,No
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Hi Charles...
It looks that something is wrong with rtl32 from 'InProgress' version.
look screenshot: