Good evening,
I installed Geany 1.24 in my computer and I have also installed QB64 (I don't remember which version and the official site is down). OS: Windows XP.
In Geany, when I write a program in Basic it doesn't compile it (aside from returning a succesfull compiled program). However, if I have an already compiled program it still doesn't compile it again (after making any change) but it lets me to execute it.
So I was wondering if anyone knows of a setup for the "Set Build Commands" to properly run QB64 in Geany. I also have Free Pascal IDE 2.6.4 installed and Geany recognized it on the first run and can compile and execute pascal code succesfully.
Thanks in advance,
Geany is only supporting FreeBasic in its latest 1.24 version out of the box -- not sure how similar these are. You might get QB64 running by updating/changing file definitions. A good starting point would be the manual. If this not is working, you might like to patch Geany based on the hacking guide. There is a short checklist what to do to add a new file type from scratch.
If QB is quiet similar to FreeBasic, it might be enough to change
filettype_extensions.conf
to make your QB-scripts recognized as FreeBasic and update the build strings on menu Build- >configure build parameters (or something like that ... only got a German version here) -- it's the last point in the menu.