Quote Originally Posted by xiaoyao View Post
vbsedit is also used to write 64-bit game scripts, which would be more convenient if twinbasic could put assembly code directly into it. It runs several times faster
Well out of all that incoherent mess, I could at least find one thing I understood and definitely agree with

tB can't rival truly surpass VB in power until it has some mechanism to insert ASM, preferably inline, but at least linked in functions. Of course you can execute thunks in memory just like VB6, so long as you're not relying on VB6 internals that aren't replicated.


Since twinbasic must have the EDGE runtime installed first, the webview2 control should be displayed in the Controls toolbox by default, without requiring additional complex references to be added.
You've misunderstood what the WebView2 runtime is. It allows you to create e.g. a Browser control, but MS does not provide one itself. It's also not really a complex reference; it's one box to check in the references list, TWINPACK PACKAGES->WebView2 Package. That adds the basic implementation Wayne made. You want inline assembly but balk at needing to add a reference?