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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / how to create new objects/types ?

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dark puppus
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Posted: 17th Aug 2003 02:38
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This language is powerfull more than i thought months away, but i can't believe it have'nt a kind of command very useful:
command like TYPE and RECORD ,
I've programmed with oriented object (o.o)languages and i'found very limiting the absence in dark basic the possibility of making a own type.

I'm not questioning the choices of the programmers on excluding all difficult procedures of an o.o. language, but this feature was also included in the original QUICK BASIC, which was not o.o..
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IanM
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Posted: 17th Aug 2003 02:41
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Hmmm, do you mean like this?

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dark puppus
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Posted: 17th Aug 2003 03:05 Edited at: 17th Aug 2003 03:09
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yes, i have'nt found this in the help file

But i can write a code like this :



and for instantiating the type ?

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IanM
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Right idea, slightly wrong syntax

'endtype', not 'end type'
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dark puppus
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perfect, in the online manual i never found things like this, do you know where i can found the newest resources for features of this type ? i think i've also to upgrade my version of db pro ... right ?

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spooky
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It is in the online help. Hit F1 in editor, click on 'principles', then on 'Datatypes and variables'. Types are explained there.

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