Geany (=an open source cross platform editor/ide) tags symbols in the sourcecode and shows them as functions/labels/variables/etc.... in a sidepane. There were some bugs in the way Geany tagged FreeBASIC sourcecode.
So I filed a bugreport and the bugs have already been fixed by the Geany developers. The next version of Geany will have improved tagging of FreeBASIC sourcecode (current version Geany = 0.15).
It's a good thing to have great IDEs that support FreeBASIC syntax.
FreeBASIC/Geany tagging engine fixed
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Sisophon2001
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I found a RPM package for a version created after the FB bugs were fixed. I found the package at this adresMichael wrote:I look forward to the updated version, this is my IDE of choice. Do you have a patched binary available for Linux?
http://www.dominichopf.de/geany/svnbuil ... 0.i386.rpm
I am not sure if the version pointed to by the link above is what you'd consider a patch. And it's an RPM (fedora core 10 version) that could, however, be installed on a Debian/Ubunty system by using the alien - package
http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/03 ... a-rpm.html
The Debian/Ubuntu package repositories contain the official 0.15 release (without the latest FreeBASIC bug fixes).