Hi mnrvovrfc, bplus, Pete.
Don't know why it took me so long to find the new forum, perhaps, I was kinda hopeless seeing a promising project going to limbo.
Anyway, QB is a living legend, cannot die, the beautiful/fast code is about to be written/shown.
I wanna see your suggestions/opinions on what you wanna see in one extra-well-written Directory Browser.
What functionality is a-must, what is desirable, and what drives you crazy.
The main goal, the QB community to have one nifty tool for directory contents browsing, as a start.
By the way, last night I replaced transparently the 'Exact' search with the fastest wildcard search function, by chance, written by me in C, hee-hee. To be shared tomorrow night...
Regarding globbing/wildcards, a funfact, there was one American coder who wrote in 2005 an article and C function, with 1.1M views, however in 2013 I dethroned him as being fastest, the unappreciative guys turn a blind eye, typical soullessness.
This very function will reinforce QB64, outperforming all smartasses.
Don't know why it took me so long to find the new forum, perhaps, I was kinda hopeless seeing a promising project going to limbo.
Anyway, QB is a living legend, cannot die, the beautiful/fast code is about to be written/shown.
I wanna see your suggestions/opinions on what you wanna see in one extra-well-written Directory Browser.
What functionality is a-must, what is desirable, and what drives you crazy.
The main goal, the QB community to have one nifty tool for directory contents browsing, as a start.
By the way, last night I replaced transparently the 'Exact' search with the fastest wildcard search function, by chance, written by me in C, hee-hee. To be shared tomorrow night...
Regarding globbing/wildcards, a funfact, there was one American coder who wrote in 2005 an article and C function, with 1.1M views, however in 2013 I dethroned him as being fastest, the unappreciative guys turn a blind eye, typical soullessness.
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And from Intel's 'wildbench.cod' included in the benchmark, you can see:
_WildcardMatch_Iterative_JackHandy: 000ce-00000+2= 208 bytes long
_WildcardMatch_Iterative_Kaze: 000a3-00000+13= 176 bytes long
This very function will reinforce QB64, outperforming all smartasses.
"He learns not to learn and reverts to what the masses pass by."