Thanks Todd, I've just been looking at it.
It occured to me to wonder how to keep an array of double.
Could your DLL be pursuaded to look after 64bit number arrays?
Could you also make 64bit signed and unsigned integers available?
Stella distances in meters can be bulky.
I ask a lot, I know. Blitz is so good at other things that I want to use it for everything.
(I use it now for stuff more appropriate scripting like automatically creating HTML files for my website or to rename bunches of files.)
Anyway, your DLL could fill in some of the holes in Blitz.
BlitzPlus's other major problem is not being able to detect the full suite of keypresses while in a string or text gadget - that has been such a pain! This is probably an inapropriate problem for a DLL to solve - but, you're a real programmer and might know better!
Well, it's not illegal to hope.
In principle, could a DLL actually allocate RAM for arrays, should it be required?
Jeez, I've just gotta find out how to write a DLL!
^eo^
It occured to me to wonder how to keep an array of double.
Could your DLL be pursuaded to look after 64bit number arrays?
Could you also make 64bit signed and unsigned integers available?
Stella distances in meters can be bulky.
I ask a lot, I know. Blitz is so good at other things that I want to use it for everything.
(I use it now for stuff more appropriate scripting like automatically creating HTML files for my website or to rename bunches of files.)
Anyway, your DLL could fill in some of the holes in Blitz.
BlitzPlus's other major problem is not being able to detect the full suite of keypresses while in a string or text gadget - that has been such a pain! This is probably an inapropriate problem for a DLL to solve - but, you're a real programmer and might know better!
Well, it's not illegal to hope.
In principle, could a DLL actually allocate RAM for arrays, should it be required?
Jeez, I've just gotta find out how to write a DLL!
^eo^