Dont you find it so much easyer to program in Bmax now that you dont have to remember the names of your member fields, functions and methods. I cannot beleive that BRL went to the trouble to produce an OOP language without an oop standard editor. It can only but lose them sales.
Well, to be honest, Blide refuses to show methods and fields for several of my modules, so I'm still not getting the full OOP-IDE effect, but it is nice, particularly with modules you're not overly familiar with. I'm one of those annoyingly luddite people who is perfectly happy with a glorified notepad, but I do acknowledge that I'm in the minority and that - for most people - an OOP-enabled IDE is an absolute must.