Hello friends, I'm not dead yet! Project Page: https://github.com/mudhairless/fbejson This was originally a module of the FreeBASIC Extended Library but has been extracted to allow maximum usage without the extra features the Extended Library was attempting to support like generics. What's Included:...

I'm gonna take a look this weekend and try to get everything working with 1.0. I've been pretty busy lately, with work, family and making a game with dr_d. I've had a chance to briefly look over the changelog and it looks like it should be fairly easy to get it going again. I also have a standalone ...

libext-z-win32.a is just a statically compiled zlib for windows, it is used by default unless you define the option FBEXT_USE_ZLIB_DLL, again you would need to have ext's bin dir in the compiler search path (with -p) or put bin/*.a in fb's lib dir. As for the linking error, the issue there is with ....

All third-party libraries are in the bin directory. I think there may have been an issue with library linking that has been fixed in master.

Here is a small program to decode all html entities found in a file. Tested with .24 and up, on windows compile then just drop a file on the exe, everywhere else just call the executable with the path to the file to fix.

https://gist.github.com/mudhairless/8887091

glove wrote:What's up with the #40; and the #41; being inserted in this code. It makes the code unusable. What's going on?

( = left parentheses, ) = right parentheses, the issue is being sorted out.

I made one a while ago (without checking whether one already existed), just uploaded here: https://gist.github.com/dkl/8852322 I would have sent it upstream, but I couldn't get the preprocessor directive highlighting to work even though I was 100% sure to have used the same code as done in the lang...

Windows update itself will still work for XP for the forseeable future, there just won't be new updates. This is how it worked for 98/2000 so I don't see why they would change it. If you know the KB numbers for the updates you can download them manually direct from microsoft.

chrowle wrote:I would consider joining the project, if you made it support Linux.

EDIT: Never mind, seems to be compiling fine. How do I join?

Join me on IRC http://ext.freebasic.net/page/support

skystrick wrote:Any progress on this?

I'm investigating.

Shift tab seems to be handled by the terminal emulator here, multikey works properly though: #include once "fbgfx.bi" while not multikey(fb.SC_ESCAPE) var x = inkey() if len(x) > 0 then for n as integer = 0 to len(x)-1 if x[n] = 0 then print n & ": NULL" else print n & &q...

PSET has a fair bit of overhead and should be avoided in tight loops, search these forums for fast pset and you'll come up with a good option.

AnotherLife wrote:But it doesn't look as cool as it did before, got to fix that hehe.

Window's default console font is not pretty, but you can click the icon to get a menu and change it.

If you're only doing text you don't have to use the screen statement, then you can resize your console and scrollback to your heart's content.

Looks like i missed the end quotes on the Linux and DOS tracks there, that would explain the error. With xdg-open you can check it's return value and try a different command automatically, man xdg-open will show you the possible values it will return, mine seems to exclude 0 which would mean no error.