Nice.

Oz wrote:Have you thought about posting this on google code so if people want to implement different ways to store the data, it's easier to patch/update?

-Oz

Nope.

Hello Kristopher, how to get a public link to a file ? I mean how can you download this file ? http://jafile.com/uploads/freebasic/dialogs.zip i get a Forbidden message. Thank you Joshy Sorry about that. It's because my host switched (upgraded) servers and messed up some stuff. :P It should be fixe...

Just some random program I made. It was going to be a game at first. Now it's just dots bouncing around user-defined boxes. Controls: mouse ' Are you bored yet? ' Kristopher Windsor Const sx = 800, sy = 600, physicsmultiplier = 10 Const true = -1, false = 0 Type b_object_type As Double x1, y1, x2 As...

mrToad wrote:From what I've been reading about Multikey, it has some issues depending on keyboard language and other things.

I'm not sure about that, but most people (your potential audience) have normal keyboards AFAIK.

Is that what most of you are using for your projects?

Yes

You might want to try C# (or maybe VB) if you want GUI stuff. But you'll get a more complete response from some other members here. :P

this is my last reply i swear. It doesn't have to be; others can answer your questions too. :) the getinput() idea you gave me earliar works PERFECTLY all i do is add that snippet you wrote to the top of the code, then replace all my "input *string*" with "*string* = getinput()"...

You can implement the function getInput() to whatever works for your program. Right now it will just get some text with Input and return that. If you want the function to get a single character with Inkey() , you can do that too. When you use Inkey() , just check if it equals char(255, 107) , which ...

jevans4949 wrote:@anonymous1337: Most Christian sites tend to develop into a flame war worse than this, I'm afraid.

I've seen (much) more tolerance / respect at my (public) state university in (liberal) CA. But I guess the smart people learned Python and moved on.

The best way to handle the escape key or the window close "X" button is with Inkey() , but of course if you're using Input to get user input, and the user presses the escape key, you can't get the escape key with Inkey() . The best solution (which is the best IMO because it doesn't use any...

Games are boring. *

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@DOS386: you need to specify a file name. If you don't specify one, it will be ".txt," but the link to it in the results box will be an empty string.

Won't the stack work unless your subfolders go about 10,000 levels deep? Like C:\folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4/folder5/folder6/folder7/folder8/folder9/folder10/folder11/folder12/folder13/folder14/folder15/folder16/ folder17/folder18/folder19/folder20/folder21/folder22/folder23/folder24/folder25/fo...

Oh. ;p

Sure, you can mention me. :P
BTW, in FBIDE you can use Menu>View>Format to capitalize keywords.

TJF: I don't know what you meant with that link because we don't have private messages on this forum.