lol... well what kinda surprises me is i've noticed so many people noteing about bugs that i've personally not seen trying the exact same operations - and i find it kinda hard to believe that my system is some sorta miricle system that can achieve what other peoples can't.
I dunno - for me i'm still not sure whether i should get it once the trial runs out, i mean i like it - and the new editor althought a little qwirky still allows for alot more going on at once and makes it easier to keep track (however personally i prefer Microsoft IDE '97 over all other including IDE .Net)
Thought that is my dilemma, i could spend like $95 on getting Pro ... but then i'd have something extra to play with and i think i'd loose track of my C++ work.
My brother loves Pro thou, but he also really likes VB so lol little wonder there
tell ya something i'd like to see and thats functions that don't need full input-output
you can set values to be entered but no nessary ...
so like
function makeWindow( ptrWin as Bool, Opt(hwndTitleBar as bool : strTitle as String ) )
if ptrWin = 1
set window on
if hwndTitleBar = 1
set layout 1,0,0
setTitle.strTitle
endif
endif
endfunction
and the function could then be
makeWindow( ptrWin, hwndTitleBar, strTitle )
but if the strTitle isn't present then it doesn't have to do it, and the hwndTitleBar is the parent of that
i dunno, just and idea (^_^) ... i'm aware thats a poor example and i think all the time when making functions "god i which i could turn some of these on/off"
i'm not so bothered about multiple returns like most people, however i'd also like to be about to make arrays and such public or private in the function like
private.dim MaxThingies(255) <- making it useable in that function or functions run beneath it
or public.dim MaxThingies(255) <- making it usable by every aspect of the program
Anata aru kowagaru no watashi! 
