Alpha version of BLIde a free IDE

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oh an yeas, i found a bunsh of bugs with in the fiew minnits i was trying it(hehe sorry m8)
i created a new file, and was trying to open/load a nother file in one of my projekts, it complaind, asked if i wanted to save it, and i said NO, and then it still stoped? it dident open the new file i asked for, it akted like i pressed cansel or somting.
i tryed it several times, klicking "no, i dont want to save" and it always stoped, Not opening the new file.



You where not LOADING a file, you where LOADING a new APPLICATION. BLIde can just edit ONE application at the same time. This application can have as many BMX files as you want.

To make it clear:
In BLIde an application is a main BMX file, it's dependant files, and it's undependat files added 'by hand'. In other words, a BLIde application generates single EXE file, so all files needed to generate this EXE conform the BLIde application.


To add an existing file to the current application:

OPTION A:
When you're edditing the application, Include, import or IncBin the file in the source code by using the commands: Import, Include or IncBin and press over the button 'Reload tree'.

OPTION B:
Select file/Add existing file to the application




To add a new file to an existing application:

OPTION A:
Press over the button 'Add a new file' and you will be able to create a new blank file in the dependencies tree. This button is alocated in the bottom of the dependencies tree panel.

OPTION B:
Select File/Create a new file in the application



About the flash help: It will be a non-flash system available in next release. I'm finishing a preferences dialog that let's you enable/disable code folding, autocompletion, quickhelp, and Flash help. but it will be on next release.