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- 28 Jul, 2011
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A really simple request. Use a function key ( maybe 5 ) to run the game. It would speed up checking that things are working ok when developing.

Like I said, a simple tweak.

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- 30 Jul, 2011
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I thought I set F5 to be the run key (same as other apps like Visual Studio), but it doesn't seem to be working. Woops! Will try to fix for next build.
- Kyatric
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Hehehe this feature would remind me so much of Visual Basic ^^
- zenox98
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Hehehe this feature would remind me so much of Visual Basic ^^

Ah! VB6! It's still my favourite programming language, after COBOL <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle" />
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I even started with VB3 ^^

But yeah, VB6 was so much fun in its time, and was a good base, developper-wise, to handle other languages after (C had, to me, a lot of similarities with VB when I started to learn it).

Tbh, the last time I launched VB6 (a few years ago now), I was quite lost in it though. It took me quite some time to realise a simple app that I know I could have done a lot faster during the time I was used to VB ^^