
hbasic
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HBasic is an integrated development environment used to create, execute and debug programs with an BASIC style language. HBasic has object oriented features either in combination with precompiled C++ components (shared libraries) or class definitions (HBasic sourcecode). This also includes a version of inheritance. Database admin features for MySQL and PostgreSQL have been added in the last versions.
HBasic runs on Linux and uses the Trolltech Qt library (>= 3.2). The syntax of the BASIC language and parts of the IDE are similar to existing BASIC IDE's to simplify using this new language.
toledano
14 years ago
hbasic is object oriented. So exists a library for Koffice like VBA for MS/Office?
In this case wich is the level of compatibility with VBA structure and object hierarchy between MS/Office and KOffice?
In other case somebodies are interested to developp a full comptaible lirary?
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linpete
15 years ago
the db-connectivity will be very usefull for bringing rapid db-app dev to the linux desktop
keep it up !
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ondrish
16 years ago
Ondrej
www.linuxOS.sk
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bluelambda
16 years ago
I configure View > Project Option and in the "Executable :" section
I replace "hbasic.exe" with my project executable name (helloworld ;) ).
When I compile my project, the exacutable name is hbasic.exe
Endeed, when I re-verify the configuration (View > Project
Option), the executable name is always "hbasic.exe"...
I dont know if I am the one with this problem, or if it is a manipulation error...
Else, its a very good project ! Good luck !
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fprog26
16 years ago
You did a very good job dude!
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dbembibre
16 years ago
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cmf
17 years ago
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mengels
17 years ago
Marcus Engels
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elektroschock
17 years ago
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Twiggy794
17 years ago
Maybe a good idea for later versions would be to specify your exceptions when they're caught.
The IDE looks fantastic though, I can't wait to get this to work. Most people bash Microsoft, but I really love programming in Visual Basic, and I no longer use Windows. So if this IDE turns out to be what it's cracked up to be, you just became my personal hero.
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rbruch
17 years ago
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elektroschock
17 years ago
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