Feb 1 HotBasic 5.9 adds a NODE Object with .Data, .Next, .Prev, .Parent and .Children properties. Make "tree" or relational databases with NODE Arrays. And...
... First, good morning and thank you for your message! I hope some discussion will develop re the new NODE object, especially since I myself have a lot to...
... Addendum: While the new native NODE Object may be quite convenient, users know they can do similar things with UDT Arrays. E.g., OBJECT NERD 'cousin of...
Hey Jim ! Came across a thought. Ever since finding out that .Readline is orders of magnitude better than .item(loop) I have used it extensively. I was...
... If the "line condition" is some unique text and begins the line or is at a fixed offset in the line, one could use instr() to find the .Position of the...
... hmmm. I'm not sure. The NODE object size is only 20 bytes (5 32-bit properties). If we mean FILE IO for NODE Arrays, there is already FILE .SaveArray...
The new "new compiler" link in the first paragraph of www.hotbasic.org takes you to a new Hotipedia "new compiler" entry which attempts to define same and...
Per efgee's suggestion (thanks!), I'm done ... for tonight, on updating the Wiki article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HotBasic What I don't know is: 1. How to...
Great that you updated the article, I think that I was responsible for the first article. Because I thought that the world should know what they are missing...
... Thanks! Great job. What you did remains essentially unchanged -- good stuff! ... Well, like many, I'm in the "read the manual only as a last resort" camp...
... OK, the "notability" tag is no longer displaying. I saw the discussion including yourself and somebody who doesn't have a clue of what he/she is talking...
I'm Looking for sample HB code to create a simple 2-dimensional (x-y) single-line graph with a dozen data points. Anyone here ever do this? Thanks, Marcb (aka...
... y) ... this? ... I haven't seen anything like this but you could probably draw them on a canvas. I do know that there exists something called QChart för...
... Hello Marcb Here is my sample code for a line graph, using the canvas to draw the chart on. I have only taken the data up to April, and you will need to...
Philip Bister
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Feb 7, 2009 2:41 pm
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Jim In HotThing.zip | Threads.bas no longer compiles, as it uses hbThread which is no longer an internal variable (I think). Philip...
Philip Bister
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Feb 7, 2009 2:41 pm
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... Hello Marcb Further to my previous reply, I have now made the code more compact by using a loop for plotting the graph, and increased the range of the...
Philip Bister
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Feb 7, 2009 4:15 pm
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Jim, just looked at the page and saw that what you wrote is marked for deletion. ... It is proposed that this article be deleted because of the following ...
Maybe I'm not looking at this correctly, but I have been working on something where I would like to do some bit shifts for the purposes of testing specific...
... Efgee reported that the above "review" is in the banner above the HotBasic Wiki article. Now the following is perhaps the most important post by me in the...
Had some time and looked at the text... ... Cite the review/test sources... ... Wikipedia is an encyclopedia so they only allow facts. And fact is that this is...
... Once again, many thanks to efgee, who some weeks ago, pointed out that the Wiki article needed some attention. OK, you have listed a number of examples...
Further to my previous posts re the subject of creating a graph, I have now posted another version of my source because this version has more compact code, the...
Philip Bister
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Feb 8, 2009 2:16 pm
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... May I add that once references to HB-specific info have been added, a number of Wiki-internal links can be added to flesh out the article. E.g., the first...
... As a general notes, your values would be written in source as &Hb0001 or &Hb001000 (please note that &Hb00010000 has to many hex digits -- limit is 8!)....
... Correction: On second thought, your results do NOT necessarily show any "rounding" or anomalous effects as I suggested above. Please try defint j=23 print...
... Well, that certainly explains it. Gotta say I don't know that I've ever run into a bit shift that rounded, but I think ISHR & ISHL will work. Sorry about...
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