Alpha Releases on Source Forge 2010

[Charles Pegge]

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Alpha024

12:35 19/12/2010  "new" and "del" commands for creating deleting dynamic objects
12:36 19/12/2010  Fully implement manual html generator tool (output for chm compiling)
12:39 19/12/2010  Further geometry in GUI demo PortViewer2
13:38 19/12/2010  Source Code folder now named "src"
13:39 19/12/2010  "lib" folder created and reserved for supporting DLLs.
06:08 22/12/2010  improve error trapping in declare statements: declare function/sub/operation
18:07 22/12/2010  enumerations now start from 0 by default instead of 1.



[Petr Schreiber]

Big thanks,

this version makes very nice Xmas gift - new and del work great!


Petr

[kryton9]

Charles, thanks for the update.

Just my opinion and recommendation here:

I didn't see Peter's new includes in the latest alpha download or demos.
 
I think it gets confusing seeing library submits to the language in a code snippets section.
Perhaps a separate area should be setup for that? Where it is clearly stated these are submittal's for you to sift through
and bring into the language officially.

I think it best serves oxygen to have one download to get the latest version and not have to hunt for parts
in the forums.

[Charles Pegge]

Hi Kent,

Peter's demo code is accumulating nicely so I think it might be a good idea to put these programs all together along with the library files and make it available on source forge as a separate download. Then you will not have to hunt around the forum for separate bits and pieces - and I can also make any syntax adjustments as and when necessary.

What do you think?

Charles

[kryton9]

Sounds good to me Charles if it ok with you. I think it is nice to have things in one place, this way anyone coming to the language in the future knows where to get the latest instead of sifting through tons of forum posts. So a download for o2 core and a separate download for the libraries would be nice.  And perhaps in a couple of years they can be one download once all of the tinkering has been fine tuned.