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Ue Studio New Licence Modell

No update Prices and a lot of more fine Things

tx

Uwe.Diemer wrote:Ue Studio New Licence Modell

No update Prices and a lot of more fine Things

tx

Hi Dutch,
do you say the current version stop working, and we have to update, or can I keep my version?
Best regards,
Otto

Otto wrote:Hi Dutch,
do you say the current version stop working, and we have to update, or can I keep my version?
Best regards,
Otto

vscode my friends...

Dear Antonio,
How to set up a project with VSCode?
Best regards,
Otto

When you are coding using vscode and the artificial intelligence in vscode is "reading" your code, "understanding" what you are doing and "anticipating" to you, and you see what you were going to code just in front your eyes, magically written for you...

oh man, you have to feel that

try it and you will want it for ever...

Antonio Linares wrote:vscode my friends...

Dear Dutch,

You just have to open a terminal from vscode, usually I do ctrl+ñ and then you run your make, hbmk2, buildh.bat. whatever you prefer.

And you can access Windows WSL2 too from it, edit remote code, direct access to github, a Harbour integrated debugger, and more and more...

Just spend a few days getting used to it, then... you will not want any other editor

I just found, with great surprise, that Antonino Perricone has developed another wonderful extension for vscode:

this time a DBF viewer so you don't need any other tool to review your DBFs

Antonio,
I'm using VsCode for almost a year and it's really amazing. I only can't use Harbour integrated debugger yet. Could you show us how to do this ?

Antonio Linares wrote:I just found, with great surprise, that Antonino Perricone has developed another wonderful extension for vscode:

this time a DBF viewer so you don't need any other tool to review your DBFs

I'm a bit confused by this post.

First, UEStudio ( which I have used for many years ) has two options. You can buy it without a subscription. It is the latest version, and you get updates to the version you buy for awhile It has update pricing, so I just updated to the most recent version. -OR- You can subscribe and get updates including new versions each year. I find it to be a very useful tool, especially since I can quickly open files across multiple projects at any time, and access them easily ( often to pull code from a different application when it can be applied to a current project ).

I do not use it to do "development builds". I have my current project open in Visual Studio 2022 Community, and do all of my builds there. The process is VERY fast. Then when it comes to a release version, I run the "make" program called from UE Studio. Right now VS is releasing frequent updates, and the make file needs to have certain paths updated each time. That happens automatically in VS after the update installs, but not in the make file which must be modified manually.

I recently downloaded VS Code and have it available for Python coding ( which I am studying to help one of my grandkids understand it ), and possibly for a future project. I will explore the project here that Antonio has mentioned.