S SteveBee Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 16, 2011 #1 I'm sure others have covered these (they are pretty obvious!), but here's a few: Enable variable assignment with declaration, like "Dim Ok as Boolean = False" Enable string concatenation using "&=", e.g. s &= " The End", as opposed to s = s & "The End" Eliminate the multiple compile popups, a new one with every compile/debug pass; either re-use the single one, or close it when debugging ceases. Enable the ability to Copy (and Edit) a variable value, when stopped at a break-point (cf. Visual Studio). TIA <g>
I'm sure others have covered these (they are pretty obvious!), but here's a few: Enable variable assignment with declaration, like "Dim Ok as Boolean = False" Enable string concatenation using "&=", e.g. s &= " The End", as opposed to s = s & "The End" Eliminate the multiple compile popups, a new one with every compile/debug pass; either re-use the single one, or close it when debugging ceases. Enable the ability to Copy (and Edit) a variable value, when stopped at a break-point (cf. Visual Studio). TIA <g>
NeoTechni Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 17, 2011 #2 Agreed. I'd also like it to correct the case of our variables/function names once we leave a line. I'm so used to Visual Basic doing it. It looks messy not having it (I'm OCD)
Agreed. I'd also like it to correct the case of our variables/function names once we leave a line. I'm so used to Visual Basic doing it. It looks messy not having it (I'm OCD)
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 18, 2011 #3 Eliminate the multiple compile popups, a new one with every compile/debug pass; either re-use the single one, or close it when debugging ceases. Click to expand... Note that you can compile in the background instead (Alt + 3). This is my preferable option.
Eliminate the multiple compile popups, a new one with every compile/debug pass; either re-use the single one, or close it when debugging ceases. Click to expand... Note that you can compile in the background instead (Alt + 3). This is my preferable option.