I've held off until now, since you've been inundated...
...but there's only two things I miss from Visual Blitz.
1. The "Insert Filename" function. It's a menu item that opens a file browser. Select a file and it adds the filename chosen (including full path), in quotes, at the insertion point.
... You know what? I just thought "Hey, I'd better check for sure to make sure it's not in there yet", and lo and behold: Edit -> Insert -> Insert Filename.
"This feature is not available yet, please wait for the next release..." You big tease! :o) Thanks for that.
2. An option presents you with a list of userlibs currently installed in the appropriate directory, and through the use of checkboxes lets you enable or disable each userlib (by renaming the file into something like "userlibname.decl.disabled") It's handy for experimenting with various userlibs without having to worry about potential function name conflicts or whatnot, and it's certainly a lot easier than heading into the userlib directory and manually renaming, moving or deleting them each time.
As I said, these are the only two things I miss from Visual Blitz, but there are so very many more things you've added that I didn't know I wanted until you gave them to me, that I'm well ahead as far as ease-of-use goes.
Thankyou for continuing to develop the best IDE for the legacy Blitz products yet. :o)
...but there's only two things I miss from Visual Blitz.
1. The "Insert Filename" function. It's a menu item that opens a file browser. Select a file and it adds the filename chosen (including full path), in quotes, at the insertion point.
... You know what? I just thought "Hey, I'd better check for sure to make sure it's not in there yet", and lo and behold: Edit -> Insert -> Insert Filename.
"This feature is not available yet, please wait for the next release..." You big tease! :o) Thanks for that.
2. An option presents you with a list of userlibs currently installed in the appropriate directory, and through the use of checkboxes lets you enable or disable each userlib (by renaming the file into something like "userlibname.decl.disabled") It's handy for experimenting with various userlibs without having to worry about potential function name conflicts or whatnot, and it's certainly a lot easier than heading into the userlib directory and manually renaming, moving or deleting them each time.
As I said, these are the only two things I miss from Visual Blitz, but there are so very many more things you've added that I didn't know I wanted until you gave them to me, that I'm well ahead as far as ease-of-use goes.
Thankyou for continuing to develop the best IDE for the legacy Blitz products yet. :o)