FineLineIDE

[Normnet]

...A user manual would have prevented my question.

If you are interested in the FineLine IDE beta version manual PM me your email address.
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Norm

[SteveB]

Norm,
From what I've read about PBP3.0 it doesn't look like FineLineIDE will be compatible.
Do you know if it is/will be?

[Normnet]

Norm,
From what I've read about PBP3.0 it doesn't look like FineLineIDE will be compatible.
Do you know if it is/will be?

No it's not but it will be.

Norm

[Normnet]

FineLineIDE v1.5.0.0 now available!

FL is now compiled with latest Delphi XE compiler and developed in windows 7.
Aero off option for slower graphic cards.
Revised undo/redo.
Radio button in Explorer to easily select data type to display.
Find and Replace clicks return focus to edit for direct editing.
Auto close programmer on successive call option. (example PicKit 3)
FL now compatible with tabs.
Added FineLine IDE manual in main menu help.
Not yet PBP3 compatible but that is next.


Norm

[pedja089]

Hi, I really like FL. I have few suggestion...
First I think you should add UPCASE for reserved words.
Second, it would be nice to make user function...
For example:
Function Asd(x var byte, y var byte) as byte
code
Endfunction
Then when you want to compile FL just generate something like this on top of code
goto over_funcions
asd var byte:x var byte:y var byte

LabelASD:

code
return
over_funcions:
and then if you use code like
variable =asd(1,2)
FL just replace that line with this
x=1 ' first string in bracket
y=2 ' second string etc
Call LabelASD
variable =asd
What do you think about it?
I really do not know why it was not done in pbp3, it's quite simply...

[Normnet]

Hi, I really like FL. I have few suggestion...
First I think you should add UPCASE for reserved words.
Second, it would be nice to make user function...
What do you think about it?
I really do not know why it was not done in pbp3, it's quite simply...

First compatibility with PBP3.
Then my goal is code collapse and auto indent or code formatting.
Functions should be the job of the compiler.
Even if it could be done adding functions specific to FL would make for code incompatibilities.
Interesting nevertheless.

Norm

[mister_e]

Darrel already state it somewhere, and PBP .TXT file state there's already a mechanism for the user function/command. Just to need to wait untill they release it. In meantime you can always use asm Macro. But still, it's not a real function.