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Dear iZiBasic practitioners,
I have just started to use iZiBasic and am delighted to find a compiler for Basic on the Palm. At present, I'm using a IIIc OS 3.5 but soon hope to be using a T3 and OS 5.x. I have written one "Hello" program and compiled and run it successfully -- no surprise there. However, there are some things that I'd like to see upgraded in future builds. 1) I find limiting Arrays to length ~255 to be very constricting indeed. I'd like to see them extended to at least 4096 elements and should have up to 3 dimensions.... 2) Also, the graphics appear a bit arcane. Even living in this restricted universe, I'd like to see some way to retrieve the color of a point x,y in the screen (bitmap). There apparently is no such command now; is there a work around -- perhaps a PEEK to the right place (?) in the bitmap (location?). Obviously, in order to do that we'd need to know where the structure is and how to address it as well as knowing how to find points x,y with PEEK (can iziBasic use "offsets" like this?). Perhaps more simply, I need to know if a point x,y is non-white (or non background color).
3) how can iziBasic draw a circle? Other simple graphics can use a radius for a rounded corner-rectangle to do this...
Thanks and keep up the excellent work! I look forward to enjoying and participating in the evolution of iZiBasic.
Hayden Coon, Sebago, Maine, USA


Help :

Code Syntax :

  • <color=CodeHexadecimal></color> enables text colouring.
    Note : Instead of the hexadecimal code (#??????), you can specify the name of the colour(red, yellow, orange, green, blue, etc...). For extra info...
  • <bgcolor=CodeHexadecimal></bgcolor> enables the colored highlighting of a text.
    Note : Instead of the hexadecimal code (#??????), you can specify the name of the colour(red, yellow, orange, green, blue, etc...). For extra info...
  • <b></b> enables the emboldening of a text.
  • <i></i> enables the italicising of a text.
  • <u></u> enables the underlining of a text.
  • <cite></cite> enables quotation inserting.
    Note : You can specify the name of the authors by typing <cite=Author>
  • <code></code> enables code inserting.
    Note : You can specify the language by typing <code=LanguageName>
  • <left></left> enables left align.
  • <center></center> enables center align.
  • <right></right> enables right align.
  • <link></link> enables link inserting.
    Note : You can specify the link URL by typing <link=URL>text</link>. If you do not specify the link URL, the URL will be the one between the two tags.<link>URL</link>
  • <img=SmileyName> enables smiley insertion.
    Note : The names of available basic smileys are : cool, wink, biggrin, smile, frown, eek, mad, confused, rolleyes, tongue, cry. For extra info...

Access keys (under Windows) :

  • Key SHIFT + arrow (right or left) enables text selection
  • Key ALT + 2 enables toolbar selection
  • Key ALT + 3 enables editing zone selection
  • Key ALT + 4 displays Help
  • Key ALT + 5 hides Help
  • Key TAB enables going from one selection to the next
  • Key SHIFT + TAB enables going from one selection to the previous
  • Key ALT + arrow (towards bottom or top) enables folding out of the selected menu
  • Key ALT + arrow (towards bottom or top) enables the folding up of a spread out menu
  • Key arrow (towards bottom or top) enables the browsing through a spread out menu
  • Key ALT + s enables form sending

   |     |  Bold  Italic  Underline  Insert a quotation    Align Left  Center justify  Align Right  Insert a link  Insert Smiley (popup)  Preview (popup)  Display Help   
smiley cool  smiley wink  smiley biggrin  smiley smile  smiley frown  smiley eek  smiley mad  smiley confused  smiley rolleyes  smiley tongue  smiley cry 
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