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mpiotro:
Definitely interested!  Thank you for your efforts in this!  I am currently using scriptbasic with a web appliance device from Control Solutions (http://csimn.com/CSI_pages/iboard.html).  I am using this device to read/write values into a controller via webservices.

Support:
This is a current status of our member base as of March 12th 2014. As mentioned at the start of this thread ALL members need to reply to this thread or send me an e-mail indicating if you wish to continue being a member or not. Members not responding by March 31, 2014, will be removed from the active member list.

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RONB:
Looking forward to the new release, thanks for all the effort.

midiwall:
I'm in! We're using it at work for test automation on a Linux product.

Support:
What's cooking in the SB kitchen.  ;D

C:\scriptbasic\source\bin\exe>scriba -v
ScriptBasic v2.2
Variation >>Windows64<< build 1
Magic value 858999605
Node size is 16
Extension interface version is 11
Compilation: Mar 15 2014 12:02:43
Executable: C:\scriptbasic\source\bin\exe\scriba.exe

C:\scriptbasic\source\bin\exe>

I was able to get the current MySQL Windows 64 bit server running and working with the Script BASIC MySQL extension module. I'm almost there with Curl (ssl & ssh support) but it's a picky library to get running under Windows and 64 bit no less.


--- Code: ---' MySQL Test Program

INCLUDE mysql.bas

dbh = mysql::RealConnect("localhost","root","","test")

mysql::query(dbh,"SELECT * FROM products WHERE productLine = 'Motorcycles'")

WHILE mysql::FetchHash(dbh,column)
  PRINT column{"productName"}," - ",column{"productDescription"},"\n\n"
WEND

PRINTNL
PRINT "The database handle is: ",dbh,"\n"
PRINT "Affected rows by SELECT: ",mysql::AffectedRows(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "Character set name is: ",mysql::CharacterSetName(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "Last error is: ",mysql::ErrorMessage(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "Client info is: ",mysql::GetClientInfo(),"\n"
PRINT "Host info is: ",mysql::GetHostInfo(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "Proto info is: ",mysql::GetProtoInfo(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "Server info is: ",mysql::GetServerInfo(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "PING result: ",mysql::Ping(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "Thread ID: ",mysql::ThreadId(dbh),"\n"
PRINT "Status is: ",mysql::Stat(dbh),"\n"

mysql::Close(dbh)

--- End code ---

Query Output

--- Code: ---C:\scriptbasic\test>scriba testmysql.sb
1969 Harley Davidson Ultimate Chopper - This replica features working kickstand, front suspension, gear-shift lever, footbrake lever
, drive chain, wheels and steering. All parts are particularly delicate due to their precise scale and require special care and atte
ntion.

1996 Moto Guzzi 1100i - Official Moto Guzzi logos and insignias, saddle bags located on side of motorcycle, detailed engine, working
 steering, working suspension, two leather seats, luggage rack, dual exhaust pipes, small saddle bag located on handle bars, two-ton
e paint with chrome accents, superior die-cast detail , rotating wheels , working kick stand, diecast metal with plastic parts and b
aked enamel finish.

2003 Harley-Davidson Eagle Drag Bike - Model features, official Harley Davidson logos and insignias, detachable rear wheelie bar, he
avy diecast metal with resin parts, authentic multi-color tampo-printed graphics, separate engine drive belts, free-turning front fo
rk, rotating tires and rear racing slick, certificate of authenticity, detailed engine, display stand
, precision diecast replica, baked enamel finish, 1:10 scale model, removable fender, seat and tank cover piece for displaying the s
uperior detail of the v-twin engine

2002 Suzuki XREO - Official logos and insignias, saddle bags located on side of motorcycle, detailed engine, working steering, worki
ng suspension, two leather seats, luggage rack, dual exhaust pipes, small saddle bag located on handle bars, two-tone paint with chr
ome accents, superior die-cast detail , rotating wheels , working kick stand, diecast metal with plastic parts and baked enamel fini
sh.

1936 Harley Davidson El Knucklehead - Intricately detailed with chrome accents and trim, official die-struck logos and baked enamel
finish.

1957 Vespa GS150 - Features rotating wheels , working kick stand. Comes with stand.

1997 BMW R 1100 S - Detailed scale replica with working suspension and constructed from over 70 parts

1960 BSA Gold Star DBD34 - Detailed scale replica with working suspension and constructed from over 70 parts

1982 Ducati 900 Monster - Features two-tone paint with chrome accents, superior die-cast detail , rotating wheels , working kick sta
nd

1997 BMW F650 ST - Features official die-struck logos and baked enamel finish. Comes with stand.

1982 Ducati 996 R - Features rotating wheels , working kick stand. Comes with stand.

1974 Ducati 350 Mk3 Desmo - This model features two-tone paint with chrome accents, superior die-cast detail , rotating wheels , wor
king kick stand

2002 Yamaha YZR M1 - Features rotating wheels , working kick stand. Comes with stand.


The database handle is: 1
Affected rows by SELECT: 13
Character set name is: latin1
Last error is:
Client info is: 5.6.16
Host info is: localhost via TCP/IP
Proto info is: 10
Server info is: 5.6.16
PING result: -1
Thread ID: 0
Status is: Uptime: 964  Threads: 1  Questions: 46  Slow queries: 0  Opens: 74  Flush tables: 1  Open tables: 65  Queries per second
avg: 0.047

C:\scriptbasic\test>

--- End code ---

@Tom (mesbas) - Your math additions work fine under Windows 64 bit. I wasn't surprised as they have been part the Linux 64 bit version for some time.


--- Code: ---' Given the starting value of 34 degrees, calculate radians.
' Given the radian value, calculate TAN, COTAN, SECANT and COSECANT.
' Given the TAN, COTAN, SECANT and COSECANT values,
' calculate the ATAN, ACTAN, ASECANT and ACOSECANT.
'
degval = 34
radval = RAD(degval)
zerval = 0

tanval = TAN(radval)
cotval = COTAN(radval)
secval = SECANT(radval)
cseval = COSECANT(radval)

ataval = ATAN(tanval)
actval = ACTAN(cotval)
aseval = ASECANT(secval)
acoval = ACOSECANT(cseval)

hsinv = HSIN(radval)
hcosv = HCOS(radval)
htanv = HTAN(radval)
hsecv = HSECANT(radval)
hcosc = HCOSECANT(radval)
hcotv = HCTAN(radval)

print "\nThe following 8 functions accept radians as their argument, so we "
print "use the\nnew RAD() function to convert ",degval," degrees to ",FORMAT("%.12f",radval)," radians.\n\n"

print "Tangent\t\tCotangent\tSecant\t\tCosecant\n"
print "TAN()  \t\tCOTAN()  \tSECANT()    \tCOSECANT()\n"
print FORMAT("%.12f",tanval),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",cotval),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",secval),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",cseval),"\n\n"

print "Arctangent\tArccotangent\tArcsecant\tArccosecant\n"
print "ATAN()    \tACTAN()  \tASECANT()\tACOSECANT()\n"
print FORMAT("%.12f",ataval),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",actval),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",aseval),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",acoval),"\n\n"

print "There are 6 Hyperbolic functions. They also accept radian arguments.\n\n"
print "H-Sine\t\tH-Cosine\tH-Tangent\n"
print "HSIN()\t\tHCOS()  \tHTAN()\n"
print FORMAT("%.12f",hsinv),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",hcosv),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",htanv),"\n\n"

print "H-Secant\tH-Cosecant\tH-Cotangent\n"
print "HSECANT()\tHCOSECANT()\tHCTAN()\n"
print FORMAT("%.12f",hsecv),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",hcosc),"\t",FORMAT("%.12f",hcotv),"\n"

--- End code ---

Output

--- Code: ---C:\scriptbasic\test>scriba testmath.sb

The following 8 functions accept radians as their argument, so we use the
new RAD() function to convert 34 degrees to 0.593411945678 radians.

Tangent         Cotangent       Secant          Cosecant
TAN()           COTAN()         SECANT()        COSECANT()
0.674508516842  1.482560968513  1.206217948504  1.788291649971

Arctangent      Arccotangent    Arcsecant       Arccosecant
ATAN()          ACTAN()         ASECANT()       ACOSECANT()
0.593411945678  0.593411945678  0.593411945678  0.593411945678

There are 6 Hyperbolic functions. They also accept radian arguments.

H-Sine          H-Cosine        H-Tangent
HSIN()          HCOS()          HTAN()
0.628857432614  1.181296605664  0.532345077095

H-Secant        H-Cosecant      H-Cotangent
HSECANT()       HCOSECANT()     HCTAN()
0.846527447218  1.590185546257  1.878480788171

C:\scriptbasic\test>

--- End code ---

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