I didn't check the whole project but simply created some dummy classes and tried to translate it more or less to a mdTypes version: #Include "md/util/mdMap.bi" #Include "md/util/mdList.bi" Type Body Extends Object As Single invMass End Type Type Contact Extends Object End Type Ty...

I guess the best way for deep copying ist to serialize and deserialize objects. In FB it isn't that easy. I tried to find my way for lists and maps in mdCollectionsHelper.

wxFBE uses mdLanguage for multi language capabilities and as mdLanguage uses variadic methods, it won't work with the current x86_64 output of the compiler (variadic methods are not supported yet). The editor..or rather, the designer uses mdTypes. mdCollectionsHelper is part of mdTypes and allows to...

You could also use some macro hacks to allow a "templated version" like I do in mdTypes.

It was registered, as expected, as false positive. One of the next signature updates should fix the problem.

I've submitted the x86_64 GoRC.exe as false positive.

D.J.Peters never replied, so no.

wxFBE has a visual form designer, too. It emits XML (just to save a form for later changes) and FB code for wx-c and fltk. Furthermore, it supports emitter plugins, so one can add new GUI frameworks easily.

#Include Once "md/lang/mdString.bi" Dim As mdString colorString = "black,blue,green,aqua,red,purple,yellow,white,grey,light blue,light green,light aqua,light red,light purple,light yellow,bright white" Dim As String colors() colorString.split(colors(), ",") 'split stri...

You are asking for reflection.

Hey D.J.Peters. I'd like to improve the whole thing. I tried to generate widgets, which looks similar to the wx-c version. Could you test the current code output (I know it's still buggy etc.) for all widgets and give me better version? Please also test the generated events. E. g. your code uses FL_...

@Lothar: It would be easier if you would send the correct version for a buggy version so I don't have to play around with fltk. @Frontier: mdLanguages uses variadic parameter lists. This is not supported in the x86_64 version of FreeBASIC. For the other problem: You also need mdTypes to compile the ...

Add a "Print 123" after "''add event handler code here" and rerun your test. It works just fine here, although the button has no click-animation (not sure why, maybe you can figure it out).

Assumed, that you know the exact structure, you can use the object pointer address and add the offset of the other members in the structure to get to the address, where the value lies. You may need to add an additional sizeof(ptr) to skip the hidden vtable.