First off : I don't expect a reply to this post. I thought I'd post this, in case someone stumbles upon this in the future and discovers the same issues. I worked again on my vector class and found a problem with the above approach. Doing sth. like dim as T_VECTOR y = x doesn't create a full copy o...

Bug: Searching and then closing the search dialog crashes the IDE.

Feature Request: Holding CTRL and clicking on sth. like oropens the respective file in FBIde. I really like that feature.

Indeed, 'Sqr' is not an operator but a function. Yes, it seems a bit strange to me that sin and others are regarded as operators. @srvaldez @dodicat Thanks! This solves my problem. However, for consistency, I think it would be good to treat sqr as the others. I personally would prefer to be able to...

Hey, can't sqr be overloaded? The following fails with "Expected operator, found 'sqr'" : type TT i as integer end type declare operator sqr(byref vec as TT) as TT Is there a reason for it? Since sin , cos and others can be overloaded it would make sense to be able to overload sqr as well.

Bug report: 1) Compiling/Executing doesn't allow spaces in path names. 2) Only Quick-Running works. Pressing "Compile File" doesn't create an executable. 3) The current working directory is always set to the path from which Poseidon is run. Bug: 1. I forgot pass " " to run comma...

Drag&Dropping works, also the keyboard shortcuts. However sth. else has gone wrong which might have to do with the temporary file you create: Compiling now creates a temporary file but doesn't actually compile anything. Also: If I create a new tab, I'm still prompted to specify a new file. More ...

Bug report: 3) The current working directory is always set to the path from which Poseidon is run. Bug: 3. Change current workiing directory is for....? I've come to expect this as a default behaviour. Writing files currently puts them into the folder where Poseidon resides in (the working director...

That's quite a bunch. Are you looking for a simple "do they run?" test or a functionality test as well? I looked at the first few programmes and I'm not always sure if what I see is what I'm supposed to see. Drawing03 seems to mess with my graphics. It leaves some white boxes even after ex...

both executables, the new poseidonFB.exe and the added poseidonFB_2.exe crash when I do: Was this resolved "behind the scenes"? I tested it and it doesn't crash for me. Bug report: 1) Compiling/Executing doesn't allow spaces in path names. 2) Only Quick-Running works. Pressing "Compi...

This post and this post may help you. I've modified the code in the second link a tad s.t. you can load your own icon. Manual: 1) Create a file "tray_icon.bas" and copy the code below into it. 2) Create a file "icon.rc" and put the line FB_PROGRAM_ICON ICON myIcon.ico in it. 3) ...

Does having speedstep/turboboost or whatever CPU speed throttling enabled affect your results? (I have it disabled) Disabling turboboost has no effect on the quality of the results. Good thinking, though. I keep forgetting that I have this feature and it may affect my timing results. You could try ...

Thanks dkl! This is a much better workaround than what I've been using so far. You might be right with your assumptions. ShowWindowAsync() lets the thread associated with the window change the window's state. That might explain why ShowWindow() doesn't work. The main thread doesn't have the rights t...

The tests so far, I have run on my Laptop with a Core i7-4710HQ. Now I have tested it on my Desktop system with a Core i5-750: (LINE vs. ASM) small: 1.8 vs. 0.60 medium: 8.6 vs. 11.7 large: 7.2 vs. 5.3 And also on another Laptop with a Pentium B950: small: 2.7 vs. 1.0 medium: 13.1 vs. 18.0 large: 16...

Are you sure that FB changes them permanently at all (even after a restart)? The way I have used environment variables so far (under Linux; not with FB), they are only valid for the current console. If you launch another console, you have the default variable values, unless you change them explicitl...

I'm all for having a more comfortable way of loading an icon. The following isn't too difficult though: Create the file icon_test.bas with: screen 18 print "icon test" sleep Create the file icon_test.rc with: FB_PROGRAM_ICON ICON myicon.ico Compile with sth. like this: "%programfiles(...