petbo2

My "language" will be far simpler to create (just drag-and-drop "segments") yet have a big "library" of differnt functions - currently ranging from arithmetic to opening files. The plan is that other developers will create their own interpreters on their OS of choice, but follow a set guideline to ensure compatability. See the screenshot for current progress: http://www.petbo.com/screenshot.png Currently you can run "programs", save projects, and open them again. To add segments (the tacky grey boxes on the right) you drag your function from the treeview on the left. So really easy to use! http://www.petbo.com/screenshot2.png

Hey guys, I have been working on a piece of software for a while now. In effect it is a way of programming for not particularly geeky people. Think drag-and-drop GUI etc. with simple but numerous commands supported. Originally it was meant to be a copy of "Automator" (see Apple.com website in Mac OS X section), but I feel it has the potential to go a bit further, as a transparent programming system. What I mean by this is that the program is "compiled" into an understandable simple-text "program", and can be "run" (through an interpreter) on any computer - however the user can choose what functions are available (i.e ban the program from deleteing files) to enable people to "trust" programs - particularly installers - off the web. I haven't really explained this very well, but if there is any interest in this idea I will explain further. Pete PS - it will be open-source free-for-all etc, so those who want incomplete source code now, PM me!

Hi everyone! Quick question: I have a string with a byte code in it (e.g 142), and I want to convert it to a byte... How do I do this? Also, does anyone have an efficient method in removing one character many times from a string? e.g remove "b" from this string: 567b9898b969b798b098b? Thanks, Pete