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Last Updated: 31/01/10
Basic Reporter - Basic Reporter is a SuperBASIC programming aid. List variables, procedure and function names, etc. (D. Jones) (37KB)
basrep2.zip - 2006 updated version 2.02 of Basic Reporter recompiled with more recent version of Turbo, hard coded system variable references removed, new configuration block and extensions linked into program, output-to-file bug fixed. (D. Jones) (46K) [27/10/06]
got.zip - "Got" is an extremely simple utility that analyses what parameters have been passed to it and reports the information. The main purpose of Got is to test utilities that attempt to launch other programs by displaying exactly what information they pass to it.(Adrian Ives) (19K) [25/01/06]
help.zip Help is a useful system for adding help files for basic extensions. (Rich Mellor) (25K) [06/10/06]
help12.zip Help 1.2 is an online hyperhelp engine system from Quantum Technology. Needs PE and Menu_Rext 7 or later. (279K) [06/10/06]
lnames.zip - ListNames v0.50 is a PE utility for scanning resident extension files and listing the names of basic extensions that are defined within the file. (61K) (Adrian Ives) [25/01/06]
make.zip A Make utility for software developers. (Jonathan Hudson) (23K) [06/10/06]
mbs151d.zip Masterbasic v1.51d is a SuperBasic programming aid. Formerly a commercial program, it has now been made freeware by Ergon Development. (130K) [06/10/06]
menv01.zip - MenView is a simple pointer driven viewer for Easymenu-type menus. (Per Witte) (3K) [08/07/05]
Outl - to demonstrate resizing a window by moving its outline. (George Gwilt) (9K) [01/04/09]
outls01.zip - sources for the Outl package above (george Gwilt) (8K) [01/04/09]
pekit.zip P.E.Kit is an aid to producing pointer driven programs in BASIC using Easyptr. Developed by the author to assist with his own programming needs, to help avoid reptitious programming by providing a number of base procedures and functions to simplify producing pointer driven applications from SBASIC. (John Miller) (308K) [06/10/06]
pop02.zip - Pop02 is a program listing to go with the author's article in QL Today Volume 10 Issue 3, page 21. It deals with using Easyptr to create pop-up help or hint windows where a small help 'bubble' window pops up when you rest the pointer over an item in a menu. (8K) (Per Witte) [13/09/06]
Procman - SuperBASIC/SBASIC programming aid. Extract procedures or functions from other programs, create your own library of routines. Pointer and non-pointer driven versions (pointer version requires Menu Extension/QMenu). Source files included if you'd like to modify for your own use. (D.Jones) (100KB)
Procman 2 - new version of the Procman programming utility. Pointer driven, no longer requires Menu Extension, uses Wman 2 and now even easier to use than the original. Handles _sav BASIC files too. (D. Jones) (56KB) [31/01/10]
qcopy.zip QCopy is a pointer driven utility for handling QSAVEd files - BASIC programs saved in _sav format. Can be used to extract routines from _sav program files, for example. (B.J.Ansell) (21K) [06/10/06]
qpatch101.zip A replacement enhanced QLiberator patch program. (Pal Monstad and Arvid Borretzen) (32K) [06/10/06]
space.zip -SPACE, or Standard Pointer Application Creation Extensions, is a package to provide useful tools for QPTR programmers, by providing ready made SuperBASIC routines to aid program development. (Oliver Fink) (49K) [31/10/08]
Structured SuperBASIC v2.6.2 - Structured Superbasic or SSB is a program that takes SuperBasic programs written in the SSB style and converts them to full running SuperBasic programs. It supports the following features: No line numbers, Blank lines between lines of code, Labels for GOTOs and GOSUBs, Conditional compilation, Multiple part programs, Programs written using a text editor. (Timothy Swenson) (69K) [08/07/05]
ssb27.zip - Structured Superbasic version 2.70 now with multi language support (118K) [24/01/06]
strace.zip SuperTrace is a machine code utility which allows you to trace the path of SuperBasic programs as they are running. It lets you see program lines as the interpreter sees them and eases the pain of debugging long, involved programs. SuperTrace shows the whole SuperBasic line being interpreted rather than just its line number. SuperTrace uses M68008 interrupts to question the interpreter and display the SuperBasic line currently being executed.(David Henderson) (6K) [06/10/06]