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Include the ability to program other languages such as .NET or C++ directly into revolution without making custom libraries, and include support for WMI as well.
Hi,
I really object to this feature request. The whole point of Revolution is that it is NOT C++ and .net. If one wants to use a different language as the main language, use .net or xcode. Otherwise, the do statement and externals should be sufficient.
Best,
Mark
I really object to this feature request. The whole point of Revolution is that it is NOT C++ and .net. If one wants to use a different language as the main language, use .net or xcode. Otherwise, the do statement and externals should be sufficient.
Best,
Mark
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Hi,
however it would be nice to have an option to create/edit/compile C++/C/etc.. code for externals creation, so that when one builds an external it could be done and tested in same environment without a need to load MS Visual Studio or whatever else. Plus some external-specific syntax hiliting, code checks and help to speed up external creation and ensure that you do not miss anything. This could be a feature of Revolution Enterprise
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however it would be nice to have an option to create/edit/compile C++/C/etc.. code for externals creation, so that when one builds an external it could be done and tested in same environment without a need to load MS Visual Studio or whatever else. Plus some external-specific syntax hiliting, code checks and help to speed up external creation and ensure that you do not miss anything. This could be a feature of Revolution Enterprise

Viktora,
I strongly disagree. It might be nice to compile Transcript as an external, similar to the way CompileIt! did it. Being able to compile C++ in Revolution sounds very wrong to me.
Mark
I strongly disagree. It might be nice to compile Transcript as an external, similar to the way CompileIt! did it. Being able to compile C++ in Revolution sounds very wrong to me.
Mark
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