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madmatt



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madmatt 11 Oct 2007, 15:12
Hi cmdtower, I like your IDE, I may use it on my current project, A gaming/Graphics library That would make using Direct3D for 2d (by using actual 3d mesh objects as sprites rather than the old frame flipping method.) games as easy as using DirectDraw (I would hope to make it even easier than this!). I'll have to do more testing (How it handles large projects mainly), but so far, everything looks and functions really nice so far.

I thought I would bring to your attention a rare bug that can happen. When creating a .dll project I accidently mad the output file an file.exe instead of a file.dll. So, once again, I accidently ran the output file "file.exe" and windows gave me a "this file is not an valid win32 executable" error message. Cliking ok closes the error message and the mana ide shuts down, but still leaves its process in memory. Starting up task manager and clicking on the processes tab verifies this.
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cmdtower



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cmdtower 12 Oct 2007, 04:49
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I thought I would bring to your attention a rare bug that can happen. When creating a .dll project I accidently mad the output file an file.exe instead of a file.dll. So, once again, I accidently ran the output file "file.exe" and windows gave me a "this file is not an valid win32 executable" error message. Cliking ok closes the error message and the mana ide shuts down, but still leaves its process in memory. Starting up task manager and clicking on the processes tab verifies this.


I checked this and was aware of possible conflicts. The file extension is just improper configuration and shouldn't cause a problem, even if wrong (windows just errors and says it can't run it). To insure that you don't accidentally run it as an .exe, make sure you choose "None" as your Execution Method. Then the run button is will be disabled, and you won't make the mistake again. It's all harmless. I give the end user plenty of flexibility in this regard, mostly cuz I have not implemented a tightly enforced project management scheme like you typically see in commercial IDEs.

Outside of that, I was not able to reproduce the rare condition you reported.
I am running XP SP2.

Cheers,
CMD

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OzzY



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OzzY 13 Oct 2007, 23:38
Hi cmdtower!

Your IDE is pretty good.
The design is very clean, it runs fast, the GUI is beatiful, the code highlighting is cool. You've done a pretty good work.
You came just in time. Fresh project looks pretty dead. An IDE like this for FASM will be great.

I have a few features requests:
* Add code completion. You could ask the author of RADASM if you can use his code for completion. (I only use RADASM instead of FASMW because of this feature. So it would make sence to use your IDE only if it has code completion.)
BTW, RADASM is pretty badly designed and ugly. If you you get this working, it will be the best IDE for FASM.

* Make it possible to search the Win32 API help file when hitting F1 over an API name.
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cmdtower



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cmdtower 14 Oct 2007, 00:41
Ozzy wrote:
Your IDE is pretty good.


Thanks Ozzy. I'm glad you like it Very Happy My goal was never to make compete with any other IDE. I only wanted to deliver a more friendly and useable version of Tomasz's FasmW.

Have you checked out http://www.manaedit.org ? It has a forum, etc.

It's now the official home for ManaIDE. I had wanted a subdomain off of flatassembler.net (like FreshIDE), but got no response - so voila the reason for the new domain.

Yes, all of the features you mentioned shall be (eventually) implemented.
I also want to incorporate an intelli-sense like capability as well.

Cheers,
CMD
webmaster@manaedit.org

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cmdtower



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cmdtower 22 Oct 2007, 03:58
Version B has been released!

http://www.manaedit.org

Thanks to Enko for many of his suggestions.

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sylwek32



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sylwek32 22 Oct 2007, 13:52
Hey cmdtower. I have looked at your manaedit.org site.
I made some new style for manaedit.org.

Take a look and say what you think about it Smile

Btw.: Its my 333rd Post Laughing


Description:
Filesize: 160.16 KB
Viewed: 15713 Time(s)

mana.png


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cmdtower



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cmdtower 22 Oct 2007, 16:59
sylwek32 wrote:
Take a look and say what you think about it Smile


Not bad! Thanks for the addition!

Cheers,
CMD
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Enko



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Enko 22 Oct 2007, 20:59
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Thanks to Enko for many of his suggestions.

You're welcom.!!!!!
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Effects of installing this new version:
* Editor Options from previous installation must be deleted. You will need to reconfigure.
Credits: go to Enko who provided many tips for the current release.

YUPIIIII!!!!!!!!! Laughing My nick apear in the credits!!!!!!!!!!!!

sylwek32:
I like your blue one style, it's more calm than the orange

I'm writing now an Icon Editor and of course using ManaIDE Wink
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sylwek32



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sylwek32 22 Oct 2007, 23:03
cmdtower & enko: thanks you're welcome..


cmdtower: If you want to use it on your site i can send you the files
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cmdtower



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cmdtower 23 Oct 2007, 05:02
Enko wrote:
I'm writing now an Icon Editor and of course using ManaID


Very nice!

When you're done I can post it on the resources page for others to use!

sylwek32 wrote:
cmdtower: If you want to use it on your site i can send you the files


Thanks! I will consider... Wink

Cheers,
CMD
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Picnic



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Picnic 23 Oct 2007, 18:37
Hi cmdtower,
I download version B.
It looks very nice. I'll give it a shot and use it some more (see if i can escape my crimson editor prison) Very Happy

Please consider adding a hot key to compile project option also.
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cmdtower



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cmdtower 23 Oct 2007, 19:29
thimis wrote:
Please consider adding a hot key to compile project option also.


Excellent point! I'll assign Ctrl-K for compile. I had intended to add that. Thanks for reminding me!

enko wrote:

sylwek32:
I like your blue one style, it's more calm than the orange


I am seriously considering changing the top banner altogether. But it's not a priority. Stay tuned.

Update:

I've added recent file support to the next release. Also, I'd appreciate it if you guys could start leaving your comments over the manaedit's forum so other future users can see the history there, instead of here.
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Enko



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Enko 23 Oct 2007, 19:49
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It looks very nice. I'll give it a shot and use it some more (see if i can escape my crimson editor prison)

Had the same problem, but now, ManaIDE has all the futures that i'v been using in Crimson.
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cmdtower 24 Oct 2007, 03:02
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Had the same problem, but now, ManaIDE has all the futures that i'v been using in Crimson.


More is on the way with the next release!

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cmdtower 30 Oct 2007, 20:15
Heads up. I've managed to through several new features into the latest release. Stay tuned and watch the manaedit.org website for news.

Cheers,
CMD

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cmdtower



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cmdtower 01 Nov 2007, 05:14
ManaIde C2 released. Check it out peoples!

CMD
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Enko



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Enko 05 Nov 2007, 20:11
cmdtower wrote:
ManaIde C2 released. Check it out peoples!

CMD

Downloading it right now.
Later when I get to my home, I check it out.
Saw that you solved the problem with the quotes for the Arguments for tools!!!!!
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cmdtower



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cmdtower 16 Nov 2007, 21:14
Version C3 released yesterday. Some useful (small) features added. No bugs fixed (non reported or discovered so far!).

CMD
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penang



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penang 03 Jan 2008, 02:23
Donde ?

Where ??
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