Test early, test often - or not :-)

I’ve just (nearly) finished a project for an ex-colleague of mine which was four months of work, with the last 6 weeks going till past midnight pretty much every day. I’m on a Mac, he is on a PC. I know you should test early and often on the other platform, but I didn’t (even though I have Win7 in a VM). I just coded it (and fixed oodles of bugs in my code as I ran into them). Now all the big bugs are ironed out and I compiled for the first time for Windows - and it runs without a problem.

Now THAT is what I like about REALbasic / Xojo

Happy Camper :slight_smile:

… well, except for it being unpaid work …

This is awesome news Markus!

With regards to the to the unpaid work… try this :slight_smile:

dim payment as new moneyPrintingPress

payment.currency = "US"
payment.denomination = 20
payment.form = "electronic"
payment.quanity = 1000
payment.occurance = 1

payment.start

[quote=118738:@Rich Hatfield]This is awesome news Markus!

With regards to the to the unpaid work… try this :slight_smile:

payment.quanity = 1000 [/quote]
I had a “This Method or Property Does Not Exist” error for this line…
It seems to me this typo is on purpose! :stuck_out_tongue:

“One hundred” is only written with two zeros, not with three ones.

[quote=119159:@Eric de La Rochette]I had a “This Method or Property Does Not Exist” error for this line…
It seems to me this typo is on purpose! :p[/quote]

Good catch! :slight_smile:

Yes… if you want the quantity to be one hundred, it would be 2 zeros and if you want the quantity to be one thousand it would be 3. zeros. Given that Markus spent 4+ months on a project, I felt that one thousand was in order :slight_smile: