After Two Long Years, Finally a BasinC Update!
The ultimate IDE for ZX Spectrum development is back with new features and dozens of bug fixes.
Let’s revisit some of the features in BasinC 1.8:
BasinC automatically generates a list by analyzing lines containing Rem #<name> or GO SUB <number>. This makes it easier to navigate through your programs.
With enhanced color controls, you can customize the editor’s colors as you wish and disable the blinking cursor.
The BasinC ULA Plus Palette Editor allows you to generate the necessary BASIC code to make your game more colorful effortlessly.
To help you keep track of your progress, BasinC lets you attach notes to selected parts of your project. These notes are saved alongside your .bas file.
Don’t limit your Sinclair BASIC program to the ZX Spectrum screen! With SimpleCon, a simple serial interface, you can interact with a text output window in Windows—allowing for easy copy-pasting of input and output.
The BasinC Snippets window lets you manage frequently used code fragments. You can easily renumber and insert them into your programs.
Rewamped display window now has detailed stats to help you code better, you can snap display window to code window and utilize quick menu to generate drawing commands in code window.
And now BasinC can open online help windows on your browser to avoid unending windows security issues with chm files. But it’s optional, local help file is still provided for your offline needs. Just enable offline help file and don’t forget to unlock basin help chm file in your folder. Check out Basinc Help Files Now.
It’s Download Time!
snippets.dat)Questions? Visit us at ZX Spectrum Discord server where you can contact us, Dunny and Me.
Need the sourcecode? Check out the Github page.
