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Urrelles
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Posted: 25th Jan 2009 01:29
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I'm trying to follow some tutorials on DBP. When I execute a script, the program shows a compile process for a split second and nothing happens.

I don't see any output results anywhere. All I'm trying to do is print the "Hello World" test.
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Not_Maindric
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Did you buy Dark Basic Pro on it's own, or with the Dark Game Studio? I had this same problem when I upgraded to the latest update with Dark Game Studio, if you did get this, then pop in the DVD, repair the installation, and it should work, if not, then I do not know. What version are you using? What IDE are you using?

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feiting shadow
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haha, lol... I know what's happening. You got a super-fast machine if you don't see a even a blip.

Put Wait Key$() at the end of your code... or any function to get it to stop.

(I forgot the waitkey syntax btw, so endkey=inkey$() might work better)

Your program probably runs perfect... problem is you gotta tell it to wait up

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Blobby 101
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ye, put the command 'Wait key' at the end. Theres no () or $ at the end, Just Wait Key.

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Rudolpho
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Quote: "...endkey=inkey$() might work better"

No, it will not, since inkey$() does not wait for any keypress before returning; if nothing is pressed while it is being called, it will return an empty string.

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Thx for the solutions. My computer died this weekend. (Thanks to Virus Remover 2008) I will have to reinstall everything. The upgrade I used after installation was DBPro Upgrade 5.8.

This program seemed script heavy, from the looks of the tutorials, I probably should grab FPSC. Looks more visual int he creation process.
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