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DarkBASIC Discussion / Could someone please give me a list of all the DBC commands?

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RUCCUS
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Posted: 8th Jan 2006 15:17
I dont need the definitions, just a list of all the commands in the index, it shouldn't take long just select all>copy>paste it into a post. I need it so I can reply to people who are using DBC better, without wasting my time making a function that wont help them I can immediately see what commands they have to make a function for DBC.

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UFO
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Posted: 8th Jan 2006 16:25
If its that easy, then why don't you do it?




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Posted: 8th Jan 2006 17:20
maby he want`s to know all dbclassic possibilites so he can help others with dbclassic and he maby has dbpro ?


RUCCUS
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Posted: 8th Jan 2006 17:28 Edited at: 8th Jan 2006 17:29
Yeah I have DBPro, not DBC.

Thanks UFO.

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Posted: 8th Jan 2006 17:36
oh..., np!


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Posted: 8th Jan 2006 22:39
Quote: "I need it so I can reply to people who are using DBC better, without wasting my time making a function that wont help them I can immediately see what commands they have to make a function for DBC."


I've been thinking about editing the help files in Pro to add "(Pro)" to the commands that are only available in Pro... or even make a .chm file with the changes.


RUCCUS
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Posted: 9th Jan 2006 04:28
Sounds good but it'd probably be easier to write (Not in DBC) ot (!DBC) or something similar. Then again you could just write a program to match up all the commands and add the DBP only text to the ones that dont match with the DBC list, I dunno.

Sonic 91 Software
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Posted: 9th Jan 2006 10:28
correct me if i'm wrong, but shouldn't this post be in the DBPro forums if you work in Pro?

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Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 9th Jan 2006 19:56
@ RUCCUS

Yeah making a program to open all the files and edit them would be easier.


@ Sonic 91 Software

He wanted a list of the commands that work in Classic. The best place to find people that use Classic is here.

We're basically wanting to do the same thing. Have a list of the commands in Classic we can quickly see what will work for people that use Classic. To better help people on the forums that only use Classic.


Sonic 91 Software
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Posted: 10th Jan 2006 16:12
ok... i'll think i'll go now...

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Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 07:19
It's ok. I praise your concern for the Darkbasic Community.


SimSmall
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Posted: 11th Jan 2006 12:50
In post two - remember the typo in the help files - it says
Quote: "ENTYR$()"

when really this should be ENTRY$()

If you already knew then - no problem, but it had me confused for some time when I last used it...

...maybe one day I'll finish a project

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