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where is it

Shadow36821 wrote:

777w wrote:

where is it

On my desktop screen.

how are we supposed to tell you what we think of it if it only exists on your desktop screen

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generosity wrote:

I don't like it

Hater !

Shadow36821 wrote:

so I am trying to make a Text-Based game in notepad to experiment with it, so I made a error message script, put it in a folder, saved it as a VBS file, then ran it as a java SE binary file. It still has bugs to fix, so ill do it when I can.

Tell me what you think pl0x!

Alrighty.

1) Programming languages aren't code that is directly interpreted by the computer; in most cases it must pass through a compilation process.

2) .VBS is most likely the extension for "Visual Basic Source" code files. You won't be able to run it as a Java binary, because it isn't compiled and it obviously isn't Java.

You should try writing your program in the Visual Studio IDE (assuming you used MS Visual Basic syntax).

technoguyx wrote:

Shadow36821 wrote:

so I am trying to make a Text-Based game in notepad to experiment with it, so I made a error message script, put it in a folder, saved it as a VBS file, then ran it as a java SE binary file. It still has bugs to fix, so ill do it when I can.

Tell me what you think pl0x!

Alrighty.

1) Programming languages aren't code that is directly interpreted by the computer; in most cases it must pass through a compilation process.

2) .VBS is most likely the extension for "Visual Basic Source" code files. You won't be able to run it as a Java binary, because it isn't compiled and it obviously isn't Java.

You should try writing your program in the Visual Studio IDE (assuming you used MS Visual Basic syntax).

Ok. So you're saying that it won't run unless I compile it?

technoguyx wrote:

Shadow36821 wrote:

so I am trying to make a Text-Based game in notepad to experiment with it, so I made a error message script, put it in a folder, saved it as a VBS file, then ran it as a java SE binary file. It still has bugs to fix, so ill do it when I can.

Tell me what you think pl0x!

Alrighty.

1) Programming languages aren't code that is directly interpreted by the computer; in most cases it must pass through a compilation process.

2) .VBS is most likely the extension for "Visual Basic Source" code files. You won't be able to run it as a Java binary, because it isn't compiled and it obviously isn't Java.

You should try writing your program in the Visual Studio IDE (assuming you used MS Visual Basic syntax).

actually .vbs is vbscript, an actual scripting language
if you write your code in semantically correct vbscript, you should just be able to double-click on it and it will run

Cool idea. I tried this a while back using Java and I found that the text in the Notepad document didn't update until Notepad was closed and reopenned. This was kind of a hassle. Have you gotten it to work?

veggieman001 wrote:

actually .vbs is vbscript, an actual scripting language
if you write your code in semantically correct vbscript, you should just be able to double-click on it and it will run

Wow, I stumbled across that, but I had no idea VBScript was available by default since Win98. 

@OP, ignore my advice and read veggie's post above. xP

technoguyx wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

actually .vbs is vbscript, an actual scripting language
if you write your code in semantically correct vbscript, you should just be able to double-click on it and it will run

Wow, I stumbled across that, but I had no idea VBScript was available by default since Win98. 

@OP, ignore my advice and read veggie's post above. xP

I make error mesages with the .vbs extension. 

Well Its been hard to do, so the easiest thing I can do is use notepad to script it the save it as a batch file

Its out as a batch file, get it here!

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