oyster wrote:aha, I just downloaded and tested VisualFBEditor for just a few minutes. It seems I should test it again after a long time.
Maybe I should go to buy a lottery now.
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oyster wrote:aha, I just downloaded and tested VisualFBEditor for just a few minutes. It seems I should test it again after a long time.
Maybe I should go to buy a lottery now.
robert wrote:Hi Xusinboy:
I just installed your VisualFBEditor 1.2.2 on my Windows 10 64 bit machine.
You have done a very good job with this editor. Congratulations on the excellent work!
VisualFBEditor is as easy or perhaps even easier to setup as was FBEdit.
I loaded your VisualFBEditor.vfp project file from the src folder and compiled it with 64 bit FreeBASIC 1.0.7.1 and the project was successfully compiled.
I closed the editor, at which point I was asked if I wanted to save the project file and I did because I had changed the name of the output exe to VisualFBEditor64duh.exe so it wouldn't conflict with the already running VisualFBEditor64.exe editor.
I then renamed the original VisualFBEditor64.exe to VisualFBEditor64orig.exe and renamed the just compiled VisualFBEditor64duh.exe to VisualFBEditor64.exe.
I started the newly compiled VisualFBEditor64.exe and then loaded the VisualFBEditor.vfp project file.
The project file name showed in the left pane but there were no files listed underneath. I then tried the original project file and that attempt produced the same result, no files listed below. I then tried both project files on the original VisualFBEditor64.exe and both project files correctly showed the project file name with the files listed below.
I then went back to the newly compiled VisualFBEditor64.exe, loaded the VisualFBEditor.vfp and tried to compile and got a message stating "No Main file found!"
I then tried to compile Hello.bas on the newly compiled editor and it compiled with no problem.
I'll let you know how it goes when I try it out on Linux.
Thank you for this. Keep at it.
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Faulting application name: VisualFBEditor64.exe, version: 1.2.4.274, time stamp: 0x5eca4f01
Faulting module name: VisualFBEditor64.exe, version: 1.2.4.274, time stamp: 0x5eca4f01
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00000000000cb096
UEZ wrote:I got a crash when doing following:
*open IDE
*press new icon
*paste a source code to the editor
*select all the code and press ctrl+x
Tested on v1.2.4.274 x64Code: Select all
Faulting application name: VisualFBEditor64.exe, version: 1.2.4.274, time stamp: 0x5eca4f01
Faulting module name: VisualFBEditor64.exe, version: 1.2.4.274, time stamp: 0x5eca4f01
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x00000000000cb096
basicfan wrote:Hi, i am new in this forum.
I want to know how to install and configuer VisualFBEditor and FreeBasic on Windows 7.
I tried by my way, but it dosn't work correctly.
Thank you for your help.
srvaldez wrote:@Xusinboy Bekchanov
when you launch Visual FB Editor it opens with an Untitled GUI project but you can't Save Project As ..
when you create a new project and save the project and then close the editor and relaunch, trying to open the project that you supposedly saved is futile because the open project dialog won't display any projects to open
without this basic functionality, how can anyone even try to use this editor?
srvaldez wrote:also, if you create a new GUI project without first closing Untitled.frm when you close Untitled.frm then there's no form in your new project
srvaldez wrote:controls placed on a form don't follow tab-order of the order they were created and there doesn't seem to be a way to specify the controls tab-order
<edit> the tab-order seems to be last-created=first-order
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