Many people are making their own editors and I can't wait to test them all out... but most aren't close to finishing. Most of us use BlueIDE because it's the most stable of all the IDEs available. One of the versions of BlueIDE came with a better help file than the separate webpages. It was put together by a guy named Bruce Atkinson... it's real easy to search for text using a .chm help file.
"Global" and "local" are conditions not commands.
This is a quote from the help files (Data Types, Variables and Arrays):
Quote: "You can also declare arrays as global or local. Global arrays are the ones you are familiar with, and can be accessed by any part of the program. Local arrays can only be accessed by the function in which it was created. It is important to note that the global array must be delcared at the top of the main source code of the program as arrays are dynamically created only when the DIM command is executed. Placing DIM commands at the top of included source code will not dynamically create the array unless it lies within a subroutine called from the main program.
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I've attached the .chm help file. When 6.0 comes out I hope TGC make a .chm help file with the new commands/updates rather than the old way.
