THE ICON GENERATOR IS DONE!!!
This makes me very happy. In celebration, I have been monkeying around with the Gimp (which I just got) and made this:
This makes me very happy. In celebration, I have been monkeying around with the Gimp (which I just got) and made this:
More Feedback 
* You still have memory leakage. It must be fixed. NEVER jump out of an If/Then statement, or out of a loop!!
* this takes up quite a bit of memory, and that is not good... Try to optimize a bit
* the new menus are better
* not all of the tokens work correctly. In fact, several important ones do not (i.e. Disp, etc); I checked the code and it appears as though you don't have the typed characters necessary given in the case of Disp (i.e. you have something like Disp:Disp, where both are tokens)
* the stats are nice; could you go ahead and add a RAM free indicator along with them, for reference?
* why does the default line contain an extra ":" character? I always have to delete them, which is a pain.
* while editing a program, you only have an option to open an existing program; you cannot create a new one
* the idea that I had with auto-load was that when you select load, it was on the last program you used already; the current method takes a while if you have to switch between programs
Good work, so far!
* You still have memory leakage. It must be fixed. NEVER jump out of an If/Then statement, or out of a loop!!
* this takes up quite a bit of memory, and that is not good... Try to optimize a bit
* the new menus are better
* not all of the tokens work correctly. In fact, several important ones do not (i.e. Disp, etc); I checked the code and it appears as though you don't have the typed characters necessary given in the case of Disp (i.e. you have something like Disp:Disp, where both are tokens)
* the stats are nice; could you go ahead and add a RAM free indicator along with them, for reference?
* why does the default line contain an extra ":" character? I always have to delete them, which is a pain.
* while editing a program, you only have an option to open an existing program; you cannot create a new one
* the idea that I had with auto-load was that when you select load, it was on the last program you used already; the current method takes a while if you have to switch between programs
Good work, so far!
Awesome! Let's see...
1. Ok, ok, ok, ok... I'll do a complete run through tonight, and I'll deal with this.
2. I actually want to put as many features in as I can and then make it into an app. So memory is not a big deal.
3. Thanks.
4. I know, I'm working on this.
5. Ok, that should be easy.
6. That would be Celtic2's fault, which doesn't allow me to insert or replace blank lines. Therefore I put the only token that I thought would interfere the least.
7. That has already been fixed in the latest version.
8. Sorry, I misunderstood what you said. Should I change it to that, or keep it as is?
b-flat wrote:
More Feedback
* You still have memory leakage. It must be fixed. NEVER jump out of an If/Then statement, or out of a loop!!
* this takes up quite a bit of memory, and that is not good... Try to optimize a bit
* the new menus are better
* not all of the tokens work correctly. In fact, several important ones do not (i.e. Disp, etc); I checked the code and it appears as though you don't have the typed characters necessary given in the case of Disp (i.e. you have something like Disp:Disp, where both are tokens)
* the stats are nice; could you go ahead and add a RAM free indicator along with them, for reference?
* why does the default line contain an extra ":" character? I always have to delete them, which is a pain.
* while editing a program, you only have an option to open an existing program; you cannot create a new one
* the idea that I had with auto-load was that when you select load, it was on the last program you used already; the current method takes a while if you have to switch between programs
Good work, so far!
* You still have memory leakage. It must be fixed. NEVER jump out of an If/Then statement, or out of a loop!!
* this takes up quite a bit of memory, and that is not good... Try to optimize a bit
* the new menus are better
* not all of the tokens work correctly. In fact, several important ones do not (i.e. Disp, etc); I checked the code and it appears as though you don't have the typed characters necessary given in the case of Disp (i.e. you have something like Disp:Disp, where both are tokens)
* the stats are nice; could you go ahead and add a RAM free indicator along with them, for reference?
* why does the default line contain an extra ":" character? I always have to delete them, which is a pain.
* while editing a program, you only have an option to open an existing program; you cannot create a new one
* the idea that I had with auto-load was that when you select load, it was on the last program you used already; the current method takes a while if you have to switch between programs
Good work, so far!
1. Ok, ok, ok, ok... I'll do a complete run through tonight, and I'll deal with this.
2. I actually want to put as many features in as I can and then make it into an app. So memory is not a big deal.
3. Thanks.
4. I know, I'm working on this.
5. Ok, that should be easy.
6. That would be Celtic2's fault, which doesn't allow me to insert or replace blank lines. Therefore I put the only token that I thought would interfere the least.
7. That has already been fixed in the latest version.
8. Sorry, I misunderstood what you said. Should I change it to that, or keep it as is?
Update!
* Not all of the memory leakage is gone (I think), but I've fixed most of it.
* Recalling program features are almost implemented.
* I just realized that Celtic 2 doesn't allow for editting archived programs so it now unarchives a program if it is archived and lets the user know. I will soon remove the (un)Archive feature from the main menu.
* Before unarchiving a program it checks the memory to make sure it can unarchive.
* You know how in the normal editor you go into the [PRGM] execute menu to call a program? Well, now you can do the same thing for copying the name into the code. Only now, it inserts the "Asm(" token if necessary.
I think I'm going to pull back the release date a bunch. Recalling programs was the last big coding thing I needed to do and it is now almost done. If I can manage to pull this off (which I think I can), the new release date is February 22nd.
* Not all of the memory leakage is gone (I think), but I've fixed most of it.
* Recalling program features are almost implemented.
* I just realized that Celtic 2 doesn't allow for editting archived programs so it now unarchives a program if it is archived and lets the user know. I will soon remove the (un)Archive feature from the main menu.
* Before unarchiving a program it checks the memory to make sure it can unarchive.
* You know how in the normal editor you go into the [PRGM] execute menu to call a program? Well, now you can do the same thing for copying the name into the code. Only now, it inserts the "Asm(" token if necessary.
I think I'm going to pull back the release date a bunch. Recalling programs was the last big coding thing I needed to do and it is now almost done. If I can manage to pull this off (which I think I can), the new release date is February 22nd.
*BUMB*
... and updates.
So, pretty awesome news, I think I can release by the date I set last time (2/22). Here's what's new:
- I have removed the (un)archive command.
- I have instituted a brand new menu system. The old one was causing problems. Here is the new one:
- LOTS of bug-fixes have been done.
- Auto-complete is being buggy, I've identified the major source of the problem, now I have to just find a way to get around it.
- Recalling programs is being buggy and I think I can fix this.
- I've added in-program help screens.
Once I have auto-complete and recalling up and running I will release a beta. At this point, all I would like are 2 things:
1) BUG REPORTS!!!
2) Ideas for version 2.0.
I'm done pretty much with all the features for 1.0, and once I release it I will move to 2.0, which will use instead of xLIB and Celtic2, Celtic3 the flash app.
Lastly, I'm going to need a hand with the final two parts of this project:
1) Moving screenshot.
2) Making it into an app.
I can't do this on my computer and I would be appreciative if someone could for me.
... and updates.
So, pretty awesome news, I think I can release by the date I set last time (2/22). Here's what's new:
- I have removed the (un)archive command.
- I have instituted a brand new menu system. The old one was causing problems. Here is the new one:
- LOTS of bug-fixes have been done.
- Auto-complete is being buggy, I've identified the major source of the problem, now I have to just find a way to get around it.
- Recalling programs is being buggy and I think I can fix this.
- I've added in-program help screens.
Once I have auto-complete and recalling up and running I will release a beta. At this point, all I would like are 2 things:
1) BUG REPORTS!!!
2) Ideas for version 2.0.
I'm done pretty much with all the features for 1.0, and once I release it I will move to 2.0, which will use instead of xLIB and Celtic2, Celtic3 the flash app.
Lastly, I'm going to need a hand with the final two parts of this project:
1) Moving screenshot.
2) Making it into an app.
I can't do this on my computer and I would be appreciative if someone could for me.
- 31 Jan 2008 09:16:07 pm
- Last edited by KermMartian on 31 Jan 2008 10:27:01 pm; edited 1 time in total
"Bumb?"
Edit: It looks great, so one of two things must be true: it must be stunningly slow, or you must be using XLib.
Edit: It looks great, so one of two things must be true: it must be stunningly slow, or you must be using XLib.
. A bumb and an update. I still want feedback on the last version... 
Anyways... Good news!
Auto-Complete should be completely BUG-FREE!!!! Yay! And I actually mean it this time. I figured out the secret to getting the computer not to replace certain letters with tokens, which makes perfect sense now, I just didn't think about it.
There was a slight glitch with the menu system / xLIB but that has been corrected now.
I will post a final beta soon and will add a new post once I upload it and it has been accepted into the archives here. Keep in mind that I am rapidly running out of room (~16370 bytes) and don't really feel like adding extra features at the moment. Please comment. Please. I know a lot of you have posted here, but very few have made comments about the program itself. Please do so if you haven't already.
Thanks.
Edit: Kerm, I didn't see your comment before and yes, as I noted previously, I am using xLIB. That is the only way I could get the scrolling through lines working at a pace greater than a snail.
Auto-Complete should be completely BUG-FREE!!!! Yay! And I actually mean it this time. I figured out the secret to getting the computer not to replace certain letters with tokens, which makes perfect sense now, I just didn't think about it.
There was a slight glitch with the menu system / xLIB but that has been corrected now.
I will post a final beta soon and will add a new post once I upload it and it has been accepted into the archives here. Keep in mind that I am rapidly running out of room (~16370 bytes) and don't really feel like adding extra features at the moment. Please comment. Please. I know a lot of you have posted here, but very few have made comments about the program itself. Please do so if you haven't already.
Thanks.
Edit: Kerm, I didn't see your comment before and yes, as I noted previously, I am using xLIB. That is the only way I could get the scrolling through lines working at a pace greater than a snail.
PLEASE POST YOUR COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS, ETC.
The download page indicates that 6 people have downloaded this program.
So far, I have heard from none of them.
If I get no comments, then I will release it as is.
I will need two things however:
1) Somebody needs to turn this into an app for me (Basic Builder). I can not get Basic Builder to work on either my Fedora 8 or Mac OS X (10.3.9) computer. And yes, I do know where to find the *nix and Mac versions. I still can't get them working properly.
2) Not as necessary but I would really like it: A moving screenshot. I have tried for a long time to find a good screenshotter / emulator for one of my computers. I have failed. Therefore somebody needs to take a screenshot for me. I will tell whoever you are what keystrokes I want.
Please, please, please, post comments. I really need them. And if you can do one or both of the two above things, let me know. Thanks.
The download page indicates that 6 people have downloaded this program.
So far, I have heard from none of them.
If I get no comments, then I will release it as is.
I will need two things however:
1) Somebody needs to turn this into an app for me (Basic Builder). I can not get Basic Builder to work on either my Fedora 8 or Mac OS X (10.3.9) computer. And yes, I do know where to find the *nix and Mac versions. I still can't get them working properly.
2) Not as necessary but I would really like it: A moving screenshot. I have tried for a long time to find a good screenshotter / emulator for one of my computers. I have failed. Therefore somebody needs to take a screenshot for me. I will tell whoever you are what keystrokes I want.
Please, please, please, post comments. I really need them. And if you can do one or both of the two above things, let me know. Thanks.
I am at the library at the moment so I can't upload the current version (I will when I get home), but here's the current situation: To launch the program you first ungroup a group that contains all the subroutines. Then you run program "ARUN" which runs the archived program LUNARIDE. Once you quit LunarIDE you will get a screen that says "Clean Up?" If you select yes, all of the subroutines will be deleted. This is the final form of the version 1.0 program which I will release today, as on schedule.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
I am at the library at the moment so I can't upload the current version (I will when I get home), but here's the current situation: To launch the program you first ungroup a group that contains all the subroutines. Then you run program "ARUN" which runs the archived program LUNARIDE. Once you quit LunarIDE you will get a screen that says "Clean Up?" If you select yes, all of the subroutines will be deleted. This is the final form of the version 1.0 program which I will release today, as on schedule.
yay, congrats on finishing it!
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