08-11-2024, 06:42 PM
Well to Tempo's point, yeah, I thought a bit about this too, when I created this thread. A QB64 A.I.I.D.E. Maybe we could call it QB64AIDE. Anyway, at least with QB53 developers working under the hood, the project might stand half a chance to become a way to voice activate the construction of modules into building a larger program. This concept does, however, fly in the face of what BASIC is all about. Hell, we even pulled the plug on OOP development years ago. It got dragged around a little bit in posts... and then got dropped!
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