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Originally posted by vikke
Let's start.. Since you're Mrs. Perfect, you better help him, because your post does not say anything really.
1) don't start flaming here. Thank you...
2) it corrects yours
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Originally posted by vikke
I didn't say you couldn't do it in VB6, if you read my sentence once again, because you can't do as much as you can in C/C++.
which implies you can't do it in VB6.
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Originally posted by vikke
VB6 is certainly a 'more unstable language'. It's not made to use Win32 APIs for example.
what has that got to do with "more unstable language". Also, since when is VB6 "not made to use APIs". That's quite frankly totally and utterly wrong. The method and function declarations are especailly made for that.
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Originally posted by vikke
It's not using original constants etc.
??? constants need to be declared, even in C!
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Originally posted by vikke
There's no way to handle pointers.
very old fairy tale used by those who hate VB6. VB6 can handle pointers perfectly.
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Originally posted by vikke
If your program hangs (happens when making addons), you cannot stop it without exiting the whole IDE. And if you forgot to save before you click "Execute/Compile", it's gone.
that has nothing todo with "stability of the language" at all. That has todo with the IDE.
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Originally posted by vikke
Also lots of wierd error messages
The native error messages are very descriptive. The normal error messages are just as normal as error messages in any other language.
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Originally posted by vikke
you can't debug it any good since the outcome is junk.
??? yes you can. And, ok maybe not in the way you debug a C app, but that's because it is a higher level language.
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Originally posted by vikke
Microsoft has always been claiming VB should be easy, fast, powerful, still, non of their programs are written in VB.
What has either got to do with the other? VB is _aimed_ for another audiance. That doesn't mean you can't do certain stuff with it.
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Originally posted by vikke
VB6 sucks, realize it! It's easier to learn C++ than to hook API's in VB.
sorry but no...
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You hate VB6... perfectly fine... But if you want to tell people not to use it, stick to the facts please, instead of old fairy tales and typical hear-say from sworn C users which only shows that you do not know what VB6 can or can't do.
Also, people already directed the top-poster to what he needs. I don't need to post further. My post was to make it clear that what you said about VB6 isn't true at all.
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Oh, and I don't see any rude stuff posted in my previous post at all. And I think everybody else would agree. In fact, it is you who just now replied with calling me names. So I don't see either why that previous post triggered the urge to give me a negative reputation.
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