[Release]PSP C++ IDE v1.6 with Screen Designer!!

[pspballer07]

I added a cool new feature in my C++ IDE v1.6!
The screen designer!!
Here is the new Readme:

V1.6

This version has an awesome new feature: The Screen Designer!
The following features have been added in v1.5(Whoops its 1.6):
*Tab indents now work. (So you don't have to space all your indents)
*Added "Insert->Screen Designer"! Cool feature and make sure you read the help to learn to use it.
*Added "Tools->Copy Images from Screen Designer" so you can copy the images you used with screen designer to your PSP.
*Added more in help menu
*Added "Goto->Line" to make up for the lack of line numbering.
*New Template Added to be used with Screen Designer! "Graphics Template"

NOTE!!!
There is a glitche when adding text in the Screen Designer. Long sentences won't show all of it on the Screen Designer
but it will show all of it on the PSP!

Here is some screens from the Screen Designer:

After adding stuff to it:


After pasting the Screen Designer code:


Here is download
Here is .NET framework
-= Double Post =-
ppl want me to make usable with psplink so I think I'll do that in the next version
-= Double Post =-
Wow, not one reply lol

[Anti-QuickJay]

Very kool, I like the Screen Design.

[Maxi_Jac']

Seems interesting!
I didn't know displaying a png was that simple.

++ B.

[pspballer07]

yay someone noticed my post lol

I should add more to the screen design

[Maxi_Jac']

Don't make your IDE become something like a game maker...

++ B

[dracule]

Yeah!

[pspballer07]

It might end up bein whatever the developer wants it to be.

[MániácX]

gj man!

u used my lua designer's code, right?

gj

[SuperBatXS]

Wow, i finally don't have to waste all that time trying to get my image to blit right where i want to (i'm not very good with pixels....).

[pspballer07]

Originally Posted by -MANIAC-

gj man!

u used my lua designer's code, right?

gj

thanks, I didn't use your code but I used your idea with my code

[2.6,CRACKED!]

maybe you could include a search function... to search for a function in header files it could read of cygwin and display it back... in cygwin that command is to search for a function (im using sceKernelExitGame() as an example) in a .h files in c:\cygwin\usr\local\pspde v\ is:

find /usr/local/pspdev -type f -name "*.h"|xargs strings --print-file-name|grep sceKernelExitGame

and it tells you what header it is in, and if it isnt there you know it isnt in the sdk and you need to make a stub for it yourself, this function can be very useful.

Here are the results it gives:

Jack@Jack-PC ~
$ find /usr/local/pspdev -type f -name "*.h"|xargs strings --print-file-name|gr
ep sceKernelExitGame
/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include/psploadexec.h: * @note By installing the exit
callback the home button becomes active. However if sceKernelExitGame
/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include/psploadexec.h: * int exit_callback(void) { sc
eKernelExitGame(); }
/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include/psploadexec.h: void sceKernelExitGame(void);
/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include/psploadexec_kernel.h: * @note - when called in game mode it will have the same effect that sceKernelExitGame
/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include/psploadexec_kernel.h: * @note - when called in game mode it will have the same effect that sceKernelExitGame

[Stephan_GFX]

very nice

[Derce]

Cool program....

[pspballer07]

thanks, and Mr...uh 2.6,Cracked...how would I make it do that automatically in a bat file?
Don't you have to have the bash opened first? But then you would have to type it all manually. how would I do it?

[2.6,CRACKED!]

do you have msn? ill talk 2 u then (pm me it) i may have an AIM but dont use it for shiyyte...