New VBF Extension thread

Problem downloading latest from other thread, so uploading it to this thread

Rename to a .xpi extension and open with firefox.

Well at least it made it to "1".

I think you are getting some kind of caching problem.

What version of FF are you using?

Having you tried uninstalling the extension?

.9

The first time I did it I uninstalled the old one.

Upgrade to .9.3

.9 had alot of bugs

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Originally posted by SLH (in another thread)
One small feature request - syntax highlighting (selected) text in the reply window.
Something for if you're feeling adventurous - when 'post reply' is clicked detect [code] tags, and highlight automatically (if set in options?). :eek:

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Also, in the options screen, loading the current email setting (if it exists) would be nice. :)

Ill look into that next week. Going to take a break for a few days. :D

Will this work in FF 0.8?

Why have still got 0.8? 1.0 preview thingy is coming out soon, I think it was friday, not tomorrow, but a week tomorrow.

OK. I installed it and restarted my browser. It doesn't do anything. I can't find any of it's settings anywhere. Please help or I'll :eek2:

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Originally posted by Acidic
OK. I installed it and restarted my browser. It doesn't do anything. I can't find any of it's settings anywhere. Please help or I'll :eek2:

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Try restart your machine...did it for me last time..:D

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Originally posted by Acidic
Why have still got 0.8? 1.0 preview thingy is coming out soon, I think it was friday, not tomorrow, but a week tomorrow.

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0.9 isn't doing too well. I'll wait for 1.0.

But meanwhile, will it work with 0.8?

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Originally posted by NoteMe
Try restart your machine...did it for me last time..:D

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Still nothing. You're supposed to get that thingy at the status bar right?

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Originally posted by mendhak
0.9 isn't doing too well. I'll wait for 1.0.

But meanwhile, will it work with 0.8?

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ask cander

Cander, will it work with 0.8?

:D

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Originally posted by mendhak
0.9 isn't doing too well. I'll wait for 1.0.

But meanwhile, will it work with 0.8?

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I am using 0.8 at home...and the last one worked...not sure about this one tho'...havn't tested yet...but I guess it will....test it...;)

Acidic. The toolbar isnt in yet in this version. To use this version, right click in the text box you use to type your messages here. The rest is self explanatory.

:D

I really don't want another toolbar, three (including the tabs) is more than enough...

Make sure you keep the right click functionality.:thumb:

ah, wow. this is really good. about the toolbar, make it an option so you can choose if it is in the toolbar/rightclick/both.

Make so you can add you own smileys to that list, though I would never use that.

Also so that in the tools > extensions window your thing has that puzzle icon. or if you can then the VBF icon would also be nice.

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ah, wow. this is really good. about the toolbar, make it an option so you can choose if it is in the toolbar/rightclick/both.

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The right click will alwys be available, and the toolbar will be able to be switched on an off

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Make so you can add you own smileys to that list, though I would never use that.

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Already planned to do that. :afrog:

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Also so that in the tools > extensions window your thing has that puzzle icon. or if you can then the VBF icon would also be nice.

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It actually used to, but I must have broken it at some point. Just never realized it till now. :p

Whatelsehaveyougotplannedforit?

sorry, I had to now that it's so easy.

Plans;

1) A toolbar
2) User addable smilies and possibly quick access to snippets of code for those frequently asked VB questions you grow tired of anwering. :p
3) Possibly a side bar that lists subscribed posts so you can refresh that sidebar wherever you are on the web to see if subscribed threads have been replied to.
4) Gestures to quickly jump to a forum. Like up down gesture will send you to the C++ forum, left right will send you to Chit Chat

And I am open to suggestions always. If you got something you think woukd be helpful, feel free to ask about it.

1) Nice, but I'd find it annoying when the bar appears and dissapears when I change tabs, so I would use right-click.
2) a) nice, but I'd not use it. maybe
b) very nice idea, but I don't know... I keep them on my HD instead.
3) WOW, lovely idea. :thumb:
4) Great, though maybe shortcut's instead, Ctrl-Alt-something

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4) Great, though maybe shortcut's instead, Ctrl-Alt-something

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Could always do both keyboard and mouse gesture. I know different people will like each way.

:afrog:

Toolbar though is the only definate feature at this time.

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Originally posted by Cander
Plans;

1) A toolbar
2) User addable smilies and possibly quick access to snippets of code for those frequently asked VB questions you grow tired of anwering. :p
3) Possibly a side bar that lists subscribed posts so you can refresh that sidebar wherever you are on the web to see if subscribed threads have been replied to.
4) Gestures to quickly jump to a forum. Like up down gesture will send you to the C++ forum, left right will send you to Chit Chat

And I am open to suggestions always. If you got something you think woukd be helpful, feel free to ask about it.

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What about the C++ syntax higlighting thingy...:D

Ugh. Thats right...you were gone. Its done and in the latest version....

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Originally posted by Cander
Ugh. Thats right...you were gone. Its done and in the latest version....

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Is it? Wow you must be kidding me....if it is...then you are my biggest hero for the rest of the week..:D

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//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Name: Allocate()
// Edited: NoteMe - 11.06.04 - 03:52
// Desc: Allocate some space and write the header
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void* Heap::Allocate (size_t bytes)
{
    size_t nRequestedBytes = bytes + sizeof(AllocHeader);
    char* pMem = (char*)malloc (nRequestedBytes);
    AllocHeader* pHeader = (AllocHeader*)pMem;
    pHeader->nSignature = MEMSYSTEM_SIGNATURE;
    pHeader->pHeap = this;
    pHeader->nSize = bytes;
    pHeader->pNext = m_pHeadAlloc;
    pHeader->pPrev = NULL;
    pHeader->nAllocNum = s_nNextAllocNum++;

    if (m_pHeadAlloc != NULL)
        m_pHeadAlloc->pPrev = pHeader;
    m_pHeadAlloc = pHeader;

    m_bytesAllocated += bytes;
    if (m_bytesAllocated > m_bytesPeak)
        m_bytesPeak = m_bytesAllocated;
    m_nInstances++;

    void* pStartMemBlock = pMem + sizeof(AllocHeader);
    return pStartMemBlock;
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Name: Deallocate()
// Edited: NoteMe - 11.06.04 - 03:52
// Desc: Deallocate the memory allocated by Allocate()
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void Heap::Deallocate (void* pMem)
{
    AllocHeader * pHeader = (AllocHeader*)((char*)pMem -
                            sizeof(AllocHeader));
    assert (pHeader->nSignature == MEMSYSTEM_SIGNATURE);
    pHeader->pHeap->Deallocate(pHeader);
}

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Hehehee....works like a charm...:D...have to test it more...this is fun....:D

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static void BuildSquareRootTable()
{
#ifdef PLATFORM_IEEE_FLOAT
  uint32 i;
  FastSqrtUnion s;

//  fast_sqrt_table = (uint32*)GlobalAlloc(GMEM_FIXED, sizeof(uint32)*0x10000);

  for (i = 0; i <= 0x7FFF; i++)
  {
    // Build a float with the bit pattern i as mantissa
    // and an exponent of 0, stored as 127
    s.i = (i << 8) | (0x7F << 23);
    s.d = (float)sqrt(s.d);

    // Take the square root then strip the first 7 bits of
    // the mantissa into the table
    fast_sqrt_table[i + 0x8000] = (s.i & 0x7FFFFF);

    // Repeat the process, this time with an exponent of 1,
    // stored as 128
    s.i = (i << 8) | (0x80 << 23);
    s.d = (float)sqrt(s.d);

        fast_sqrt_table[i] = (s.i & 0x7FFFFF);
  }

        DebugPrint("*** fast_sqrt_table TABLE ***\n");
        for (i=0;i<0x10000>>7;i++)
        {
                DebugPrint("\t");
                for (int j=0;j<128;j++)
                {
                        DebugPrint("%i, ", fast_sqrt_table[(i<<7)+j]);
                }
                DebugPrint("\n");
        }
        DebugPrint("*** end fast_sqrt_table TABLE ***\n");

#endif
}

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#include "light_manager.h"
#include "effect_file.h"
#include <math\math.h>

using namespace gaia;

// time scales from 0.0 to 1.0 each day
// 0.0 = dawn,
// 360 = dawn the next day
// the following defines help set day values
#define TIME_CYCLE TWO_PI
#define TIME_NOON (TIME_CYCLE*0.0f)
#define TIME_DAWN (TIME_CYCLE*0.30f)
#define TIME_DUSK (TIME_CYCLE*0.70f)
#define TIME_MIDNIGHT 0.5f

cLightManager::cLightManager()
:m_timeOfDay(0.5f)
,m_timeStep(0.001f)
,m_sunIntensity(1.0f)
,m_sunColor(1.0f,0.8f,0.8f, 1.0f)
,m_sunVector(0.0f,0.0f,1.0f,0.0f)
,m_ambientHue(0.0f,0.0f,0.0f,0.0f)
{
        computeSunlightColor(TIME_DAWN, 2, m_dawnSunColor);
        computeSunlightColor(TIME_NOON, 2, m_noonSunColor);

        m_dawnSunColor.w =100.0f;
        m_noonSunColor.w =100.0f;

        m_deltaSunColor = m_noonSunColor-m_dawnSunColor;
        setTimeOfDay(TIME_NOON);
}

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Well will probably take some time to get used to the colors...but I guess I can change them for my self anyway...but this is just great....I can't belive this...it must have taken you soooooo much time....I love you....next round are on me.


"And the milky bars are on meeeeeeeee"

Cander... Could you make a version for FireFox 1.0?

I tried it and it told me it was just for versions 0.8 and 0.9+

Thanks! :wave: