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Darth Vader

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 00:15

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rem this is a test
print "Book I hate book, book is stupid!"
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end

I'm using Google Chrome and apart from the broken commands that Mson seem to have found everything works well, with no slow down at all!

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 00:21 Edited at: 24th Nov 2009 00:21

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Looks fine in Opera 10.

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 00:55

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To all firefox users with the slow down:
There is a very easy fix. Open a new tab and type 'about:config' into the address bar.
Find the key with the name 'javascript.options.jit.content' and change its value to 'false'.
The pages will now be nice and fast

(Don't ask how I found out

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 00:58

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That's the Just-In-Time compiler... shouldn't this be making things FASTER?

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 01:17 Edited at: 24th Nov 2009 01:20

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This will scan a Keyword file and change it automatically for you, I dont know how you did it, but this would be how i would add all the DarkBasic plugins, It beats adding them all manually.

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StartBlue "",""

Minimize Window
File$ = OpenDialog("Select Keyword File...","All Files (*.*)|*.*")
Win   = CreateWindow(0,0,500,500,"",0,0,1,0)
Edit  = CreateRichEdit(0,0,400,400,Win)
Open To Read 1,File$
Repeat : Read String 1,s$ : Split String s$,"=" : s$ = Get Split Word$(1)

s$ = ""+s$+"" : ` s$ Now Contains the Command, you can now Manipulate this as Required.

SetGadgetText Edit,GetGadgetText(Edit)+CHR$(10)+s$
Until File End(1) = 1 : Close File 1
Do : Loop

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repeat
print "Thank you, Diggsey!"
until 1=2

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 01:40

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Quote: "To all firefox users with the slow down:
There is a very easy fix. Open a new tab and type 'about:config' into the address bar.
Find the key with the name 'javascript.options.jit.content' and change its value to 'false'.
The pages will now be nice and fast
(Don't ask how I found out)
"

Sweeeeet thanks for that! I can't test it but if people can verify this it would be great. Thanks

Quote: "This will scan a Keyword file and change it automatically for you, I dont know how you did it, but this would be how i would add all the DarkBasic plugins, It beats adding them all manually."

Cool, I will take this into consideration, thanks! The way the keywords have to be added are as follows:

command one|command two|command three| etc. etc. etc.

Basically I copied all the keywords from the Help HTML file, then wrote a parser to replace all the carriage returns with the pipe | which worked perfect. I haven't taken a look at the keyword files yet and I will try out your code.

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 01:50

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No probs, if you need a | instead, then just change CHR$(10) to "|"

I never bother with scanning the Help Files, as usually theres some commands which wont be listed there.

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 02:22 Edited at: 24th Nov 2009 04:34

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Whoops, missed your earlier post.

Let's test the same code...

template <class Typ> class vector2d
{
public:
    //Publicly available (X,Y) coordinates of vector.
    Typ X,Y;
    //Constructor of class. Defaults X and Y to zero if no params.
    vector2d(Typ nX=0,Typ nY=0){
        vector2d::X=nX; vector2d::Y=nY;
    }
    //Operators allowing vectors to be used like this:
    //vector2d<int> a(0,0); a=a+1;
    //vector2d<int> a(1,1)+vector2d<int> b(1,1)=vector2d<int> c
    vector2d<Typ> operator=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X=other.X;Y=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator=(const Typ n)const{X=n;Y=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X+other.X, Y+other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X+n, Y+n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X+=other.X;Y+=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+=(const Typ n)const{X+=n;Y+=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X-other.X, Y-other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X-n, Y-n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X-=other.X;Y-=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-=(const Typ n)const{X-=n;Y-=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X*other.X, Y*other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X*n, Y*n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X*=other.X;Y*=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*=(const Typ n)const{X*=n;Y*=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X/other.X, Y/other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X/n, Y/n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X/=other.X;Y/=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/=(const Typ n)const{X/=n;Y/=n; return *this;}
    //Returns exact length of vector. Basically precise distance from (0,0).
    float getLength(){
        return sqrt(X*X + Y*Y);
    }
    //Gets squared length of vector. Basically, distance from (0,0).
    float getLengthSQ(){
        return (X*X + Y*Y);
    }
    //Returns true if vectors match exactly
    bool equals(const vector2d<Typ>& other)const{
        if(X==other.X && Y==other.Y)
            return true;
        else
            return false;
    }
    //Gets exact distance from other 2d point. SLOWER THAN getDistanceFromSQ!
    Typ getDistanceFrom(const vector2d<Typ>& other)const{
        return vector2d<Typ>(X-other.X,Y-other.Y).getLength();
    }
    //Get distance from other 2d point squared. FASTER THAN getDistanceFrom!
    Typ getDistanceFromSQ(const vector2d<Typ>& other)const{
        return vector2d<Typ>(X-other.X,Y-other.Y).getLengthSQ();
    }
};

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template <class Typ> class vector2d
{
public:
    //Publicly available (X,Y) coordinates of vector.
    Typ X,Y;
    //Constructor of class. Defaults X and Y to zero if no params.
    vector2d(Typ nX=0,Typ nY=0){
        vector2d::X=nX; vector2d::Y=nY;
    }
    //Operators allowing vectors to be used like this:
    //vector2d<int> a(0,0); a=a+1;
    //vector2d<int> a(1,1)+vector2d<int> b(1,1)=vector2d<int> c
    vector2d<Typ> operator=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X=other.X;Y=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator=(const Typ n)const{X=n;Y=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X+other.X, Y+other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X+n, Y+n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X+=other.X;Y+=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator+=(const Typ n)const{X+=n;Y+=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X-other.X, Y-other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X-n, Y-n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X-=other.X;Y-=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator-=(const Typ n)const{X-=n;Y-=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X*other.X, Y*other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X*n, Y*n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X*=other.X;Y*=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator*=(const Typ n)const{X*=n;Y*=n; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X/other.X, Y/other.Y);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/(const Typ n)const{return vector2d<Typ>(X/n, Y/n);}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/=(const vector2d<Typ> other)const{X/=other.X;Y/=other.Y; return *this;}
    vector2d<Typ> operator/=(const Typ n)const{X/=n;Y/=n; return *this;}
    //Returns exact length of vector. Basically precise distance from (0,0).
    float getLength(){
        return sqrt(X*X + Y*Y);
    }
    //Gets squared length of vector. Basically, distance from (0,0).
    float getLengthSQ(){
        return (X*X + Y*Y);
    }
    //Returns true if vectors match exactly
    bool equals(const vector2d<Typ>& other)const{
        if(X==other.X && Y==other.Y)
            return true;
        else
            return false;
    }
    //Gets exact distance from other 2d point. SLOWER THAN getDistanceFromSQ!
    Typ getDistanceFrom(const vector2d<Typ>& other)const{
        return vector2d<Typ>(X-other.X,Y-other.Y).getLength();
    }
    //Get distance from other 2d point squared. FASTER THAN getDistanceFrom!
    Typ getDistanceFromSQ(const vector2d<Typ>& other)const{
        return vector2d<Typ>(X-other.X,Y-other.Y).getLengthSQ();
    }
};

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 02:50 Edited at: 24th Nov 2009 05:41

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I'm not having any slowdown on Firefox, aside from the few issues of missing keywords all the highlighting works properly. However, now when I try to log in on Firefox 3.5.5 on OS X 10.5.8, clicking "Login" on the login page doesn't do anything.

Going to boot in Windows and see if the problem persists . . . probably won't . . . stupid Firefox . . . at least you're not Safari . . .

[EDIT]Works fine on Windows running Firefox or Chrome. Starting Firefox in safe mode on OSX still yields the same issue.

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 10:03

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neat! thanks

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 13:56

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Quote: "That's the Just-In-Time compiler... shouldn't this be making things FASTER?"

Yah, once it's actually done the compilation, which is what's taking up so much time at the start.

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 17:23

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Quote: "To all firefox users with the slow down:"

Thanks, Diggsey! It did the trick!

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Posted: 24th Nov 2009 23:13 Edited at: 24th Nov 2009 23:19

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Some missing DBPro keywords:

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"This is in DBPro highlighting mode!"
type
endtype
boolean
byte
word
dword
integer
double integer
float
double float
string
as

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 00:13

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Curious Question:
Why are you dong this Jeku? Has Rich handed the reins of Apollo over to you?

And like I said I'm just curious...

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Very cool!

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 01:35

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now all the newly-formatted []code won't paste right in the IDE; there are no line-breaks

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 02:01

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Quote: "now all the newly-formatted []code won't paste right in the IDE; there are no line-breaks"

Works fine for me.

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 02:31 Edited at: 25th Nov 2009 02:32

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i should have included that i'm using vista 64, IE8 and the orginal IDE. and, actually, i get no line-breaks no matter where i paste the formatted code...

@jeku (well, anyone that might know

), anything i should look for as far as browser settings?

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 02:52 Edited at: 25th Nov 2009 02:53

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Oh my God, Oh my God, Oh my God!

I must test this now.

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REM Awesome syntax highlighter!
print "Hello World!"
wait key
end
REM Yay!

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 10:12

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The 'Code' button should automatically include DBP as the default language, I think. Most code on this forum is DBP.

I think a fantastic addition to this site would be an online syntax highlighting code editor. It doesn't matter that you couldn't compile it, but I'd be able to code at work and compile when I get home.

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 11:46

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Quote: "now all the newly-formatted []code won't paste right in the IDE; there are no line-breaks "

I have exactly the same problem - which renders the new system functionally useless for me.

Here's what I get when I paste Diggsey's last snippet into DBPro (new IDE) or NotePad (or anything

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"This is in DBPro highlighting mode!"typeendtypebooleanbyteworddwordintegerdouble integerfloatdouble floatstringas

Quote: "i should have included that i'm using vista 64, IE8 and the orginal IDE. and, actually, i get no line-breaks no matter where i paste the formatted code...

@jeku (well, anyone that might know ), anything i should look for as far as browser settings?"

Seconded - except I'm using the new IDE. This is very frustrating.

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Quote: "The 'Code' button should automatically include DBP as the default language, I think. Most code on this forum is DBP."

I don't think so - that would be a pain on the DarkGDK boards, for example, or for when people do things like use the code snippets to avoid revealing spoilers in a thread about a book or a film. Also, not everyone is necessarily a fan of syntax highlighting, so it should be optional whether to include it or not in your posts instead of being automatically included.

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There's no real standard on what defines a line break; either chr13 or chr 10 if I remember correctly. Unix systems generally use just the 10 whilst Windows needs both for it to count as a line break, I think.

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 18:25 Edited at: 25th Nov 2009 18:26

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BlueGui uses CHR(10) for a line break, so i assume 10 is default for Windows.

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 18:49

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The windows default is CHR(13) + CHR(10) (From the days of typewriters - Carriage return + line feed)

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Awesome newLevel = new Awesome( Awesomeness.TO_THE_MAX );

Very good work Mr. Jeku! And thanks for the speed fix Diggsey!

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Quote: "There's no real standard on what defines a line break; either chr13 or chr 10 if I remember correctly. Unix systems generally use just the 10 whilst Windows needs both for it to count as a line break, I think."

Maybe. But as far as I know the previous arrangement worked fine for everyone. Why not keep that (with the very desirable extra highlighting of course)?

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@Green Gandalf - That code pasting issue only happens when I copy from IE but not from other browsers. I'm not sure what the problem is, actually, and I will have a look. The syntax highlighting is the same used by http://code.google.com and I'd be surprised if they didn't fix this. I will have a look, but the easiest thing for the time being would probably give people a way to turn off highlighting if they feel it necessary to use IE.

Any chance you can switch to another browser for a while?

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 21:43 Edited at: 25th Nov 2009 21:44

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Does FPI work?(FPSCreator's scripting language, lawl).

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;Header

desc          = Look and Launch

;Triggers

:state=0,plrcanbeseen:state=1,settarget
:losetarget=10:runfpidefault=1
:state=0:runfpidefault=1
:state=1,plrcannotbeseen:runfpidefault=1
:state=1:rotatetoplr
:state=1,ifweapon=0:reloadweapon
:state=1,ifweapon=1,rateoffire:state=2,setframe=6,useweapon
:state=2:incframe=6
:state=2,frameatend=6:state=1,reloadweapon

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Posted: 25th Nov 2009 21:45 Edited at: 25th Nov 2009 21:46

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Quote: "Does FPI work?(FPSCreator's scripting language, lawl)."

No. lawl.

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Quote: "No. lawl."

Lawl!

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I made a post here in both Normal, and using this, as im worried that some people may have a problem with this one at the moment.

If i do post using just syntax highlighted, will it be automatically updated when any fixes are applied, or should we just use non highlighted for now?

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Quote: "If i do post using just syntax highlighted, will it be automatically updated when any fixes are applied, or should we just use non highlighted for now?"

Yes, when this is fixed, it should automatically work on the existing posts. No need to update your posts in the future

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Posted: 26th Nov 2009 02:33 Edited at: 26th Nov 2009 03:04

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print "Hello World"
wait key

That is so cool! Thanks Jeku! (And other people behind this)

I'm getting some of the same problems as HowDo did aways back, though - some really wacky highlighting, everything purple, etc.

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print "Testing..1..2..3"

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Ooooo, fancy pants

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Quote: "Any chance you can switch to another browser for a while?"

Sounds like a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

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Posted: 26th Nov 2009 18:44 Edited at: 26th Nov 2009 18:45

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@Green Gandalf - Fear not! Paul has fixed the highlighting bugs for IE, so you can now copy and paste the code properly. The colours are also fixed in IE

@Matuka -

Quote: "Does FPI work?(FPSCreator's scripting language, lawl)."

I'm going to be adding new languages next week after my move.

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The highlighting is indeed fixed (yay!) but I still don't get any line returns when I copy-paste.

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Posted: 26th Nov 2009 23:19

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Quote: "The highlighting is indeed fixed (yay!) but I still don't get any line returns when I copy-paste."

I do. Thanks Jeku.

Perhaps you were too quick off the mark?

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FORTRAN, ALGOL, COBOL, etc?

Don't forget HLSL!

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BMacZero

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Posted: 26th Nov 2009 23:54

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Nope, still not working.

From IE8 into CodeSurge and into Notepad, no line returns.

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Green Gandalf

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 00:56

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IE8 into DarkBasic IDE and Notepad both OK (on XP laptop). Will check Vista PC tomorrow (closing down now).

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MSon

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 01:09

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Tested in IE7 on Vista Basic

Pasting into DarkBasic IDE, CodeSurge and NotePad all works fine now.
Previous Highlighting Problem on Rems also fixed.

Thanks Jeku.

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Paul Johnston

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 01:17

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Quote: "From IE8 into CodeSurge and into Notepad, no line returns.
"

IE6 - check
IE7 - check
IE8 - Doh

I've added the <br/> to newline code to IE8 as well, should work now. Interesting that it was working for you GG, if IE8 was announcing itself as IE7 that would explain it (compatibility mode?), otherwise I'm not sure why it was working there.

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 08:30 Edited at: 27th Nov 2009 08:30

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Hey cool, Firefox works again for me.

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package com.thegamecreators.forum;
import javax.Swing.*;

class SyntaxHighlight {

	public SyntaxHighlight() {
		System.out.print("Cool new feature man.");
		System.out.print("\n");
		byte a = 0;
	}
	
	protected void DoIt() {
		System.out.println("yay");
	}

}

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Green Gandalf

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 12:19

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Quote: "Interesting that it was working for you GG, if IE8 was announcing itself as IE7 that would explain it (compatibility mode?), otherwise I'm not sure why it was working there. "

Both machines (XP laptop, Vista 64 bit PC) have IE8 and copy/paste is working on both now.

[Don't know whether it worked on Vista before the latest fix

. ]

Must have been an obscure bug.

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 13:58

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Hmm sync rate and point camera still not highlighted correctly for me.

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sync rate 60
point camera 0, 0, 0

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 15:23

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Nor do SET OBJECT TRANSPARENCY or any of the other SET OBJECT ___ commands. It only detects the first command it sees (SET OBJECT).

But you fixed the really important stuff now, thanks!

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HowDo

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Posted: 27th Nov 2009 16:03

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will this be plugged in the newsletter, for the few who may not visit here.

Dark Physics makes any hot drink go cold.

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