FineLineIDE

[jellis00]

NEW v1.0.0.4
Added a format all button for keywords (case).

Formatting does all compiler keywords as well as variables, constants, aliases, labels, macros, and data labels.

Your description of the v1.0.0.4 change confuses me, Norm.....I downloaded the latest version and I can't figure out which button is the new "Format All" button you refer to. Is it the button labeled "if-IF" ?

I also endorse a suggestion I saw on the forum to add an "All" option in the Pull Down list for Includes, Constants, Variables, Defines, Variables, Alias & Modifiers, and Labels. MCS has this and it is sometimes very useful to not have to switch back and forth between the options.

Another suggestion...with the lack of a User Manual some button context help would be useful or a pop-up window on cursor flyover of the button to explain its use.

[jellis00]

Norm, I cut/pasted some of Mackrackit's code for a ConnectOne WiFi module into FineLine and see something I can't figure out as shown in this code snippet:

DIP:
IF !ADR[1] AND !ADR[1] AND !ADR[2] AND !ADR[3]THEN SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" NOT "]
SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" CONNECTED ",$d,$a]
SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,["ADR - " ,DEC3 ADR[0],".",DEC3 ADR[1],".",DEC3 ADR[2],".",DEC3 ADR[3],$d,$a] PAUSE 1000
RETURN

The actual code listing in FineLine shows a red "0" at the beginning of the IF statement line. I tried to delete it and it won't delete. What is this red "0" signifying or trying to tell me?

[Normnet]

Norm, I cut/pasted some of Mackrackit's code for a ConnectOne WiFi module into FineLine and see something I can't figure out as shown in this code snippet:

The actual code listing in FineLine shows a red "0" at the beginning of the IF statement line. I tried to delete it and it won't delete. What is this red "0" signifying or trying to tell me?

The red "O" is for orphan.
FineLine is telling you a corresponding Endif is missing.
See screenshot in previous post.

Norm

[HenrikOlsson]

Norm,
In your screenshot the ENDIF is missing but in the code snippet Jellis posted it's not missing since the IF statement is a "one-liner"

IF !ADR[1] AND !ADR[1] AND !ADR[2] AND !ADR[3]THEN SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" NOT "]

/Henrik.

[Normnet]

Norm,
In your screenshot the ENDIF is missing but in the code snippet Jellis posted it's not missing since the IF statement is a "one-liner"

IF !ADR[1] AND !ADR[1] AND !ADR[2] AND !ADR[3]THEN SEROUT2 PORTC.3,16780,[" NOT "]

/Henrik.

PBP V2.50C gives the following error:
Compiler: Error[Line XXX]: If without a matching ENDIF.

Norm

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi Norm,

Really? That's a surprise....It compiles without error here (on v2.44):

Weird... I'll try it on 2.6 tonight.

/Henrik.

[mackrackit]

I did that before FL. It does work with PBP 2.6.
I just tried it with FL and got the "O", but it compiled..

[Normnet]

Your description of the v1.0.0.4 change confuses me, Norm.....I downloaded the latest version and I can't figure out which button is the new "Format All" button you refer to. Is it the button labeled "if-IF" ?

I also endorse a suggestion I saw on the forum to add an "All" option in the Pull Down list for Includes, Constants, Variables, Defines, Variables, Alias & Modifiers, and Labels. MCS has this and it is sometimes very useful to not have to switch back and forth between the options.

Another suggestion...with the lack of a User Manual some button context help would be useful or a pop-up window on cursor flyover of the button to explain its use.

Yes the "if-IF" button is "Format All".

The reason for separating the Explorer types is a lot less scrolling.
When "showing all" most are hidden.
The next version of FL however replaces the Explorer drop down box with a one click "radio button" for a fast change of display type as displayed below.

On my PC a hover over the "if-If" button displays a yellow "Format keywords for PicBasicPro".

Norm