I used to get this message in the output window:

When I run the script it works fine.




Now I dont get that maeeage in the output window and instead get this one:

Again, when running the script it works fine... What could be causing this? And why dont I get an error for dungeonegenerator.c like before? (I have not changed dungeongenerator.c)


EDIT:
Also another question, when loading alot of files (more than can can be shown by the tabs), how do we select tabs that cannot be seen to the right?

you can ignore this message. it appears always, even if the file is correct. possibly just a wrong placed WriteLine-Command. will be fixed, if i´ve time for it


this is a known problem for the current version. i´m working on it to fix it in 2.1.
but before version 2.1 you can use Strg+Tab or another theme.

When I start Horus it parses all files in my project directory. Also where I collect snippets and some other stuff for maybe future use or plain test. Can they be excluded?

no, it parses every file in the project dir with *.c/*.h extension.
the only solution is to rename it or put it in another directory outside of the project.

the current project-management is weak, i know. originally i havn´t planned to integrate it in this version, but there was a need for some features. the full-featured project management (including a solution-explorer and other project-related tools) is planned for version 3. so currently it´s an interim solution

a problem:
only main script is opened, no included scripts (a couple of .c files, no headers). in this main script I get an error message at the bottom of HorusIDE, that points to a string I use it as a subfolder in my project "levels\\", and the word levels is marked by a red line what apparently cannot be removed...
moreover it works a bit slowly on my laptop comparing to SED or LED.

Something little:
If i write :
wait(1);
then the wait is a purple color how shoult it be, but when i write a space after the wait:
wait (1);
then it is white. This little "Bug" is with all commands from 3dgs.

both issues are already fixed.


afair, the first one is corrected in RC3 (do you use a previous version?).

the second fix is not published yet. it will come next days with the 2.0.0 Release Version


Version 2.1, which is currently under development, contains a performance-update. code completion (for example) is faster than before

Works pretty well!

Only thing I'm noticing right now is that the program seems to always crash when I add a comment block ( /* ) within my script.

Keep up the great work!

this is also fixed in the upcoming version

Don`t can wait for it. Thanks again for Horus