vgames master:
I'll recheck my code for that side of things. I created quite a few new accounts during testing and didn't have any probs but I'll check it again - you never know...
If you are
sure you successfully set up a new Sparta account, you should be able to go to System Options, enter your ID name and password then click on OK to exit system options and it
should log you in. If not, exit the program and re-run it.
If it still says 'Chat Disabled', open the file C:\TDK_IDE.INI with Notepad and check the lines in the [Chat] section.
If chat is enabled, the first entry should say
Account Created=1
... followed by your username and password.
If it says Account Created=0 then change it to 1 and make sure your username and password are entered like this:
[Chat]
Account Created=1
Account ID=MyUsername
Account PW=MyPassword
When you run it, it should connect. If not, you either didn't create the chat ID or you have the wrong username or password.
I now have a log-in monitoring program which notifies me now when people log on - even when I'm working on the IDE, so if you want to let me know what usernames you've used I can see when you log on to the chat server.
If there are enough of you, we'll have to decide on a time of day where we can all try and log on at the same time and see if it all works!
Please post what time zone you are all in - preferably the hours in front of - or behind - GMT you are so I can chose the best time for a test.
nojbox87:
1) The IDE doesn't use DLL's. Unless you mean your program doesn't load a DLL. If so, the problem can't be anything to do with the IDE as it's not involved in the process at all. (All the IDE does is pass your complete program to the DB compiler and has no other involvement). Sounds like you might not be releasing the dll in your own program when you exit...
2) No. Save uses the current filename and only asks you for a filename if you are saving the file for the first time. I've never seen this happen. Anyone else?
3) This is a small bug in the skin component I'm using and I can't find a way around it atm. I'm waiting on advice from the author of the component.
If I don't hear anything from them by the next release, I'll temporarily stop using it and go back to the default Windows dialogue which works fine - despite looking out of place with no matching skin.
Quote: "after running my programme the IDE totally crashed and i have to end task it"
This may be tied in with your dll problem...
Quote: "the post title doesn't really shout out "new DBC IDE!""
When I think it's good enough for a beta release, I'll start a new thread on the WIP forum with a less cryptic title.
Quote: " CodeKeeper also stopped compiling my code after it got past a few hundred lines"
Hmmm... I've never tested the IDE with huge files. Have you? More importantly, did it work OK?
TDK_Man
