True, _33, using a different IDE or breaking your source up to use includes aren't solutions, they're workarounds.
But they're a lot easier to implement, and much more likely to happen (if you truly want to get on with it), than having a bug fixed in the packaged Blitz3D IDE.
I'm sure you now this though, and you just wanted to document your request. Fair enough.
But they're a lot easier to implement, and much more likely to happen (if you truly want to get on with it), than having a bug fixed in the packaged Blitz3D IDE.
I'm sure you now this though, and you just wanted to document your request. Fair enough.