- #PUREBASIC ARRAY GENERATOR#
- #PUREBASIC ARRAY CODE#
#PUREBASIC ARRAY CODE#
To access main code variables, they have to be shared At each call of the procedure the variables inside In PureBasic, a recurrence is fully supported for the proceduresĪnd any procedure can call it itself. ])Ī Procedure is a part of code independent from the main code which can have any parametersĪnd its own variables.
Fixed issue with Structure Pointers in Procedure Parameters, transforms to Pointers now.Syntax Procedure name(]>. Fixed issue with Structured List/Array/Map in Procedure Parameters. Fixed issue where a *pointer would cause further Procedure Parameters to lose their types. Stops when encountering the statement seperator “ :” or comment “ ” operators.įixed issue where array arguments would still have impossible structures.Īdded support for structured List/Array/Map arguments with some conditions.Īdded support for all basic types when used with List/Array/Map arguments.įixed issue where a *pointer.structure had no default parameter.įixed issue with a string as custom parameter, it was not escaped. Fixed issue with a space in the directory/file path of source file. Improved ProcedureDLL and ProcedureCDLL with appropriate DeclareDLL and DeclareCDLL. Now naming version after PureBasic’s version when possible.Īdded support for Runtime procedure statements.Īdded support for case independent keyword detection. Treats a colon seperator as a new line to allow multiple declarations on a single line.Īdded support for module header generation (requires additional files and include lines in source code). Now supports any amount of spaces in front of a procedure. Improved parsing engine to comply with latest PureBasic syntax. Using compiler directives to remove the need of multiple files for modules. Fixed case where the compiler directives failed when a module is declared above global procedures. Now ignoring content between Macro / EndMacro statements. Fixed a comment after EndProcedure / EndModule / EndMacro skipping the next procedure declaration. Added SpiderBasic header generation support. Fixed double colon operator inside procedure arguments OnVstMain(*Effect.Vst2::AEffect). Fixed runtime keyword not getting detected properly. Removed the timestamp and version info in generated headers to make them git-friendly. I hope you too will enjoy the new freedom thanks to this little tool! Changes #PUREBASIC ARRAY GENERATOR#
That’s the reason I required an automatic header generator for PureBasic. PureBasic is a great language but I was always annoyed about the fact I could never choose where I would locate my Procedures, if I wished to use a Procedure somewhere I would have to move it above of the Procedure that was going to call it, the Declare statement allows to tell the compiler specific Procedures are going to exist and to find them but writing them over and over, fixing arguments is not only a pain but makes your source look like a mess. This does not apply when using basic types and is a limitation of PureBasic. IncludeFile #PB_Compiler_File + "i" - PBHGENĪt the moment if you wish to have a procedure with structured List/Array/Map arguments, you will have to put that procedure above the code where you call it from. To use automatic header generation also in modules use: Module MyModule At Event to trigger the tool select Sourcecode Saved.Įnsure you include your headers in the Source using: IncludeFile #PB_Compiler_File + "i" - PBHGEN.At Arguments type "%FILE" (with quotes).At Commandline select your copy of PBHGEN.exe.Under Tools in the PureBasic IDE add a new tool called PBHGEN: This program also works with SpiderBasic.
Declare statements are automatically generated for every procedure. Will read a PureBasic source file ( *.pb) and generate a header out of it ( *.pbi).
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