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Bit Che => Scripts & Development => Topic started by: Exoskeletor on December 15, 2006, 05:30:20 am

Title: GUI for script creation
Post by: Exoskeletor on December 15, 2006, 05:30:20 am
i think it is very easy to create a step by step program for script creation
for example to enter first the site url, then to make a search and copy the url and paste 1 search result from the script, then to select in which array of qad you see the seeders etc or to highlight the torrents name, seeders number etc so the program can easily see what is next and what before of the number. Of course some things may need to see the code but at least 70% of the script can be made from a gui.
What do you think chip?
Title: Re: GUI for script creation
Post by: chip! on December 15, 2006, 06:38:21 am
a stand alone GUI would be very nice. I dont know if I will have the time to create it though since I am going to be extremely busy with other work for the next couple weeks and then I start school again in January, but maybe i'll be able to find the time somewhere :)

thanks for the suggestion
Title: Re: GUI for script creation
Post by: Exoskeletor on December 15, 2006, 06:19:35 pm
i can help you too if you like i think. its simple. dont forget to add the browser component to show every time the script and why not a second window to show the site
Title: Re: GUI for script creation
Post by: sHaDYvB on December 15, 2006, 08:20:33 pm
and it'd be very easy to make and more easier to the script writter to add a line by line debugger .. i mean realtime debugging and editing ..

this should make it whole lot easier than manual writing ..

i think this way it won't take much time ..
Title: Re: GUI for script creation
Post by: chip! on December 16, 2006, 12:30:29 pm
well you can already do realtime debugging and editing...

when you are using the debugger, any time you hit "Back" to step a line backwards, it will reload the script. so if you have the script open in your Text Editor (i use UltraEdit-32), you can save it and Bit Che will automatically reload the changes you've made...  and you dont have to keep repeating searches to test / view changes to your script..