That's strange. Almost every BMax command is listed in the docs and can be retrieved with F1. What is retreived might be sloppily written, but it's there. Either you don't have the docs properly installed or some bug has F1 not working properly on your system.
Do the keywords show up as a different color? If the keywords are being recognized properly, they'll appear in a different color, default yellow.
As for the docs being so poor to begin with, I think that's more of the fault of the people yelling, WHen will BMax be out? You promised it would be out 100 years ago! Release BMax!! Then Mark released a partial, poorly documented and buggy programming language. Since then, the docs have been improved a bit, most of the bugs taken care of, and a few other enhancements made like automatic garbage collection, but it really still isn't a finished program.
I don't have any problems with that since when I bought BMax, I knew it wasn't complete and still needed work. I decided to take a chance and buy it anyway. I have no regrets for it, it was cheap compared to other languages and did most of what I wanted it to. But if you were coming from B3D and you were under the impression that BMax was a whole and complete programming language, I'd guess you'd be disappointed. Maybe Mark should put on the products page that BMax is still being developed so people will know before putting out the money.
Do the keywords show up as a different color? If the keywords are being recognized properly, they'll appear in a different color, default yellow.
As for the docs being so poor to begin with, I think that's more of the fault of the people yelling, WHen will BMax be out? You promised it would be out 100 years ago! Release BMax!! Then Mark released a partial, poorly documented and buggy programming language. Since then, the docs have been improved a bit, most of the bugs taken care of, and a few other enhancements made like automatic garbage collection, but it really still isn't a finished program.
I don't have any problems with that since when I bought BMax, I knew it wasn't complete and still needed work. I decided to take a chance and buy it anyway. I have no regrets for it, it was cheap compared to other languages and did most of what I wanted it to. But if you were coming from B3D and you were under the impression that BMax was a whole and complete programming language, I'd guess you'd be disappointed. Maybe Mark should put on the products page that BMax is still being developed so people will know before putting out the money.