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FPSC Classic Product Chat / FPI Writer -- New software coming soon. (W.I.P. Post---Beta's released along the way.)

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AaronG
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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 02:11 Edited at: 24th Jul 2007 02:14
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Hey everyone,
I have recently gotten into Visual Basic 6 coding, (about 2 months ago), since then I have written a variety of small apps such as media players, text editors, web browsers, etc. (all the noobey stuff )

I decided to try my hand at writing an FPI Writer. I did complete it, but some necessary features have been left out.

Well, on to the showcase...


This is the main interface. It has a shade of gray over it because
I obviously didn't have it selected.



The File> Menu



Here's the Edit> Menu. Notice Find & Replace. This helps out alot when writing long scripts.



And last we have the explosive About menu.


The Installer for Beta 1.0a is attached. Check it out for any bugs, and if you find any, please post back here with screenshots.
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Below is a list of what I will add to the software in the near future...

-Syntax recognition and checking
-Pop-up FPI tutorial for beginners (xplosys's-if he doesn't mind)
-Automatic "state" command each time user hit's Enter.
-;desc clauses automatically at the beginning.
-Scriptbank folder tree pop-up for easy organizing.
-Some sort of live chat pop up window so while scripting, you can talk to other scripters.

I originally was going to sell this software for a mere $7, but the other program, FPI Maker, has been released for free, and so should this.

Enjoy!

-AaronG

EDIT: ALREADY found a bug. If you minimize it, and try to open it again, you get an error and it closes. I'll have to fix that.

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nackidno
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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 02:13
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It seems really useful, tough i can nothing about the FPI language but i hope everyone else will like this!

It's very much like the notepad isn't it?

Footsteps W.I.P

[url=nackpro.se.nu]my website[/url] It's swe!
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AaronG
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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 02:15
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yeah it is almost exactly oriented as Notepad.
Just wait till syntax recognition kicks in though in the near future.

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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 02:28
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Awesome even though scripting is no burden to me this sounds like it would make scripting way easier. Anyways i lift my cup to you
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m man
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thankyou so much aaronG
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Hmm... so no one likes FPI Maker? *sigh*

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I love fpi maker two
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I'm finishing up FPI Maker 2.

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m man
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Quote: "I'm finishing up FPI Maker 2."



cool,awesome, again
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ultraplex
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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 03:45
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yeah notepad..mint

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Inspire
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Quote: "Hmm... so no one likes FPI Maker? *sigh*"

Quote: "I'm finishing up FPI Maker 2."


Get down! This is a hijacking!

Looks good Aaron.

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AaronG
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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 05:21 Edited at: 24th Jul 2007 05:25
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Updates coming soon.

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Silvester
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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 13:01
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Syntax Highlighting in VB6 can become a pain in the...well,you get it.


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lol

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AaronG,

You're welcome to incorporate my scripting tut.

I started to do this a while back. but as POD said....
Quote: "Syntax Highlighting in VB6 can become a pain in the...well,you get it."


Best of luck with it.

I'm sorry, my answers are limited. You must ask the right question.

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Airslide
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Good luck, syntax highlighting is no easier in DBP...lol...trust me, I've tried. I could probably do it if I wanted to ignore windows gadgets, but then I'd have to write an interface myself (bleck!).


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AaronG
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well, if I want this project to continue to be succesful, I kind of have to put in syntax highlighting, or it would pretty much be a Notepad that automatically saves .fpi's.

I'll be at a friend's house today, so I will not have time to work on it.

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Lose the installer (I HATE installers!) and I will try.

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Looks pretty basic, not too many "Frills" It's okay!

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AaronG
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yeah. More things are going to be added. Mostly it's alot of talk, but hey-we'll see where this road takes us.

BTW-You spelled Scripter wrong on your start bar.

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Yeah, lol I know, I just got Visual Studio 6, so If you want to team up, let me know. (I used DEV-C++ for my other editor!)

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Posted: 25th Jul 2007 20:41 Edited at: 25th Jul 2007 20:41
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Quote: "Get down! This is a hijacking!"


Actually this is how you say it...

"Citizen, I need your car!"

[Edit: My bad...]

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