Post by dw817 on Feb 27, 2013 14:03:46 GMT -5
Hey:
* Since the source for B4GL has now been released, I'd like to request (if it's not already done) the ability to open more than one B4GL program so you can use Ctrl-TAB and SHIFT-CTRL-TAB to flip back and forth between them.
This is useful cause when you shut-down and bring it back up later you can continue your work with 5 or more programs open at a time.
Also, if your function or sub does not have arguments, then you should not have to include () either for definition or when you call it. Most programming languages already do this.
You could add an option with the Basic4GL Options menu to hide the mouse cursor during exection (simple checkbox oughta get it).
When using the Plugin-Chooser, there should be an option for a text splash screen with clickable URL links to list and fully give the author credit for their hard work in providing such useful DLLs to the programmers.
And for me to be so scrutinizing - yes, it must mean that I have chosen B4GL for my S3 project after all ! The ability to plot true pixels, have immediate execution to test your work, and you can play both .MID and .WMA easily is what really won me over.
So likely you'll be seeing and hearing a lot more from me in the future.
* Since the source for B4GL has now been released, I'd like to request (if it's not already done) the ability to open more than one B4GL program so you can use Ctrl-TAB and SHIFT-CTRL-TAB to flip back and forth between them.
This is useful cause when you shut-down and bring it back up later you can continue your work with 5 or more programs open at a time.
Also, if your function or sub does not have arguments, then you should not have to include () either for definition or when you call it. Most programming languages already do this.
You could add an option with the Basic4GL Options menu to hide the mouse cursor during exection (simple checkbox oughta get it).
When using the Plugin-Chooser, there should be an option for a text splash screen with clickable URL links to list and fully give the author credit for their hard work in providing such useful DLLs to the programmers.
And for me to be so scrutinizing - yes, it must mean that I have chosen B4GL for my S3 project after all ! The ability to plot true pixels, have immediate execution to test your work, and you can play both .MID and .WMA easily is what really won me over.
So likely you'll be seeing and hearing a lot more from me in the future.
