Hi all. This isn't graphics related... The Borland C++ or Pascal programmers will know what I'm talking about lol...ok in those languages there's a window command that basically creates a text rectangle (no borders just a window) that when set to any position and dimensions will act like a window (h...

Yes, it really does, and I really tip my hat to the documentation group working on it. Brilliant work. :-)

And who are we to disagree? ROFLMAO...sorry couldn't resist that ;-).

You're appreciated, how's that ? ;-)

Oh byte me right here (*|_) lol

*washes the glass right out of his glasses to see if he'll see bettah...lol

Thank you Dr_V, always appreciate your work and efforts, always a fan, etc etc :-).

AS the subject says :-)

Basically I want to call interrupt 10h to change the video mode, for example

or should i do it with some inline assembly? still if it was possible I'd love to use the good ole call interrupt ;-).

I second that whole heartedly :-).

Good going :-)....seems to do a pretty good job with the dithering too...excellent :-)

you should use the SHARED keyword

DIM SHARED X AS INTEGER = 0

Roughly estimated, when would that 0.14 officially be released? :-)

As the old saying goes....Saving keystrokes is the job of the IDE, not the language....obviously not written by a C/C++ programmer....LOL

I would have named
TYPE Complex
X AS DOUBLE
Y AS DOUBLE
END TYPE

as
TYPE Complex
Real AS DOUBLE
Imaginary AS DOUBLE
END TYPE

Just for the mathematicians out there ;-)...otherwise it's an awesome set of code :-)

lol Man Keep it up and I'll have to create a Rattrapmax6fanclub.com website...roflmao

It really depends on the database program you want to create and on the size of the data you'll be handling.

What do you want to do?

Hi Florent, I compressed and uploaded my odbc port of the header files.

you can get them here: http://www.adaworld.com/ODBCPort.zip hopefully it will save you time :-).

Do you have that done already? reason I asked is I started an odbc port a little while ago...I could send it to you for a bit of a head start...:-) if you do have that done (test program and all) zip it and upload it to my website (http://www.ascii-world.com) in the "Sub Project" menu on t...