I like the look of these programs on silvasoft... what it the rapid code or whatever its called, how do I use it? I chose squeak and started to type but it didn't sense anything... or do anything.
How do i make a custom program?
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It's complaining about Arial not supporting the style regular.
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How does your web browser work? Is it WebKit-based?
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Hardmath123 wrote:
How does your web browser work? Is it WebKit-based?
Unfortunately, no. I wanted to keep the OS to a single file and therefore could not reference the webkit. I might in future versions
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Pecola1 wrote:
I like the look of these programs on silvasoft... what it the rapid code or whatever its called, how do I use it? I chose squeak and started to type but it didn't sense anything... or do anything.
How do i make a custom program?
In Squeak, all it does it sense punctuation and ifTrue: ifFalse: statements. a bit boring
Try console or firescript sensing, that's fully supported
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Pecola1 wrote:
What the internet needs is more than one tab...
Silvinet actually does have unlimited tabs! You have to click on the "+" button to the left of the first tab.
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WindowsExplorer wrote:
Share the posts thing in your sig code.... I'd like to see it... I've got a little job for it.... MWUUHAAHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TO-DO LIST:
1. get source to open pickle jar somehow
2. make chocolate sandwich
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LS97 wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
How did you make it?
I used VB.NET 4.0 in Visual Studio 2010 Pro.
I have personally written around 20 thousand lines of code!
To be precise, exactly 18725 lines of VB, just for the main program. Then count the lines for the installers, updaters, libraries...TAKE THAT WINDOZENT!
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20,000?! What?!
OH MY GOD THAT'S MAD
It took me a year
It was really fun though, and useful -- I'm using it on my netbook.
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WindowsExplorer wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
Share the posts thing in your sig code.... I'd like to see it... I've got a little job for it.... MWUUHAAHAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TO-DO LIST:
1. get source to open pickle jar somehow
2. make chocolate sandwichbump
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LS97 wrote:
Hardmath123 wrote:
How does your web browser work? Is it WebKit-based?
Unfortunately, no. I wanted to keep the OS to a single file and therefore could not reference the webkit. I might in future versions
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So at the moment it renders it on its own? Impressive.
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...maybe if you remove windows explorer from starup and add Firedust u can use it without any interfering with the windows key and stuff like that... and also.... all the images used in Firedust makes it slow...
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nathanprocks wrote:
...maybe if you remove windows explorer from starup and add Firedust u can use it without any interfering with the windows key and stuff like that... and also.... all the images used in Firedust makes it slow...
The images are just a problem with the .NET framework
And yes, it is effectively possible to make Firedust boot with its own shell using Windows embedded
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LS97 wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
What the internet needs is more than one tab...
Silvinet actually does have unlimited tabs! You have to click on the "+" button to the left of the first tab.
Oh, LOL I hovered my mouse over that and it says, "Add Favorite" so I thought it was the same thing as the star. XD
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One thing I don't find necessarily is make all the users deleted save... there should be a way to permanently remove them.
(Or is there a way.
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Pecola1 wrote:
LS97 wrote:
Pecola1 wrote:
What the internet needs is more than one tab...
Silvinet actually does have unlimited tabs! You have to click on the "+" button to the left of the first tab.
Oh, LOL I hovered my mouse over that and it says, "Add Favorite" so I thought it was the same thing as the star. XD
Oops
I really can't be bothered to change it now, but next update will have the fix.
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Using the scroll wheel in the Fireblocks block selection pane (where you drag the blocks out of) throws errors but still scrolls. Also, in windowed mode, the logout, shutdown, etc. buttons are cut off from the slide-out menu thingy.
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When I close a window (such as a windows explorer window maybe), sometimes it shows up still in the taskbar in your program (that's how it appeared). Clicking it produces an unhandled exception.
Last edited by ihaveamac (2011-10-27 00:18:05)
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ihaveamac wrote:
When I close a window (such as a windows explorer window maybe), sometimes it shows up still in the taskbar in your program (that's how it appeared). Clicking it produces an unhandled exception.
i got that error in another part of the program but i forgot which one it was
@LS97 what code did u use for the titlebars because i am trying to make a program and when i try dragging the titlebar, i can't let go of it after i release the mouse button
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ihaveamac wrote:
When I close a window (such as a windows explorer window maybe), sometimes it shows up still in the taskbar in your program (that's how it appeared). Clicking it produces an unhandled exception.
Yes, that feature is partially disabled. It used to refresh occasionally but it took up too much CPU power.
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nathanprocks wrote:
what code did u use for the titlebars because i am trying to make a program and when i try dragging the titlebar, i can't let go of it after i release the mouse button
I used the three events MouseDown, MouseMove, and MouseUp.
The mouse down/up events set a global variable called 'dragging' to true/false respecitvely.
Then the mouse move event checks whether 'dragging' is true, and sets the position to the difference between original pos and mouse pos and... but you probably figured that part out.
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meowmeow55 wrote:
Using the scroll wheel in the Fireblocks block selection pane (where you drag the blocks out of) throws errors but still scrolls. Also, in windowed mode, the logout, shutdown, etc. buttons are cut off from the slide-out menu thingy.
You're not actually supposed to use firedust in windowed, but I am aware of the problem. The scrolling, however, went better than I thought! When I tested it it didn't scroll at all
Just make the window bigger so you don't need to scroll.
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Oh yeah, and clicking inside a window while another one is focused doesn't focus the window you clicked on. You have to click on the titlebar. Annoying D:
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LS97 wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
what code did u use for the titlebars because i am trying to make a program and when i try dragging the titlebar, i can't let go of it after i release the mouse button
I used the three events MouseDown, MouseMove, and MouseUp.
The mouse down/up events set a global variable called 'dragging' to true/false respecitvely.
Then the mouse move event checks whether 'dragging' is true, and sets the position to the difference between original pos and mouse pos and... but you probably figured that part out.
thanks that helped me alot!
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meowmeow55 wrote:
Oh yeah, and clicking inside a window while another one is focused doesn't focus the window you clicked on. You have to click on the titlebar. Annoying D:
Yup it's a little problem. Unfortunately, there's absolutely nothing I can do about it
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