WILL
17-06-2006, 11:48 AM
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After all these paxScript-based freeware tools kept popping up and all the hype around the programmer communities has been floating around, I guess it was only a matter of time until something like this came to be.
Software Evolution Lab has just released paxStudio, an IDE for the paxScript interpriter and it's multiple languages. Key features include visual form designer, script editing and debugging facilities, help system and a lot of auxiliary services.
<center>"paxStudio is an Integrated Development Environment, wich combines visual form designer, script editing and debugging facilities, help system and a lot of auxiliary services."</center>
paxScript supports it's own interprited scripting languages, which are based on the popular Pascal, C and BASIC standards; paxC, paxPascal and paxBasic along with JavaScript. The paxPascal scripting language is compatible with both Borland Delphi and Free Pascal 2.0.
You can obtain the new paxStudio absolutely FREE at www.paxStudio.com (http://www.paxstudio.com/), where you can read much more information about it.
paxScript 3.0 is available at www.paxScript.com (http://www.paxscript.com/)!
(Click to enlarge!)</center>
After all these paxScript-based freeware tools kept popping up and all the hype around the programmer communities has been floating around, I guess it was only a matter of time until something like this came to be.
Software Evolution Lab has just released paxStudio, an IDE for the paxScript interpriter and it's multiple languages. Key features include visual form designer, script editing and debugging facilities, help system and a lot of auxiliary services.
<center>"paxStudio is an Integrated Development Environment, wich combines visual form designer, script editing and debugging facilities, help system and a lot of auxiliary services."</center>
paxScript supports it's own interprited scripting languages, which are based on the popular Pascal, C and BASIC standards; paxC, paxPascal and paxBasic along with JavaScript. The paxPascal scripting language is compatible with both Borland Delphi and Free Pascal 2.0.
You can obtain the new paxStudio absolutely FREE at www.paxStudio.com (http://www.paxstudio.com/), where you can read much more information about it.
paxScript 3.0 is available at www.paxScript.com (http://www.paxscript.com/)!