Hello Balid,
Yes I tried you lastest version (i.e. 2.0.9b available on your download site).
I made some test with a very basic application (i.e. "Hello Word").
In this case, the error appear during compilation time then the BlueIDE application crashes
Please see my example below.
`%ProjectTitle%
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`©%Author%
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`Main Source File
print "Hello world"
wait key
end
I tried this code with CodeSurge editor and it worked, I believe so that is not a compilation matter but more an editor related matter.
Moreover, I found another strange behaviour of the blueIDE editor than come against the example I describer above.
Let me try to explain it:
- I performed the same kind of test with a more complex application (it is the submission I made last year for the aegis Physic contest, projet is attached as a zip file).
I loaded this project, no problem and I launched directly a 'compile and run' without any other operation. The code compile until an error appear: parsing type errors.
This error appear only one time, and if you launch a new 'compile and run' the code compiles and runs in the correct way.
In order to reproduce this error, a log off/log on operation is necessary.
I said that example is a counter example on the matter I described above due to the fact that there is only one main .dba file in this project.
One more defect I found: the blueIDE does not display the correct version of the DBPro installed.
I have got DBPRo 6.6b installed and instead of this version, the BlueIDE displays 5.7. I just want to add that I did not make any change on my system but the installation of the very last version of the blueIDE. I noticed this kind of misfunction with others code editor such as DB Pro native editor and CodeSurge that both display version 6.3.
At the end, I would add also that I am using blueIDE in an user session, not in an administrator session, and before I left you, one suggestion for editor enhancement could be a fold/unfold capability for functions and or types ... And perhaps also for strucured loop/conditions such as for ... next, while, loop and if ... then ... endif ...
Many thanks Balid, for the hard work you are doing on this powerful code editor.
Best regards.
Michel