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« Thread started on: May 19th, 2016, 4:45pm »

I've just installed the recent issue for Windows. Although it's only a simple IDE it is very good and a definite step forward. If this works as well on the other platforms then it is definitely moving in the right direction. Unfortunately I can't try it out on the other platforms.
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« Reply #1 on: May 19th, 2016, 5:32pm »

on May 19th, 2016, 4:45pm, RNBW wrote:
I've just installed the recent issue for Windows. Although it's only a simple IDE it is very good and a definite step forward.

I've found a few niggly issues with Andy's IDE and am feeding them back to him to address in a future release. If you discover things please do the same (his contact details are in the Help menu).

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If this works as well on the other platforms

It's written in 'generic' x86 BBC BASIC so behaves basically identically on Linux, and would do on MacOS if that edition existed, which it doesn't (yet).

It would work the same on Android too if I supplied it with that version, but since most Android devices use small touchscreens to which Andy's IDE isn't suited I provide my 'Touch IDE' instead for that platform. Feedback on that would be welcome too, but of course should be sent to me.

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