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dec [RetVal] include 'rbUtil2.rb' rem load and initialize rbUtil2 rbUtil2Initialize [RetVal] rem abort on error if [RetVal] ! [true]     echo 'Error loading rbUtil2'     halt endif rem ************************************************************************** PROC SizeClientArea: [_Dialog], [_Width], [_Height]     dec [_hWnd], [_Ret], [_WndW], [_WndH], [_CltW], [_CltH]     rem get the window handle of the dialog.     GETDIALOG [_hWnd] = [_Dialog], 'HWND'          rem get the size of the window.     EXT [_Ret] = [_rbUtil2], 'rbxWndGetAttr', [_hWnd], 'Size'          rem extract width and height.     GETTOK [_WndW] = [_Ret], '|', '1'     GETTOK [_WndH] = [_Ret], '|', '2'          rem get the size of the client area.     EXT [_Ret] = [_rbUtil2], 'rbxWndGetAttr', [_hWnd], 'Client'          rem extract width and height.     GETTOK [_CltW] = [_Ret], '|', '1'     GETTOK [_CltH] = [_Ret], '|', '2'          rem calculate the difference between window size and size of the     rem client area. resize the window so that client area has     rem the given size.     [_WndW] = [_WndW] + [_Width] - [_CltW]     [_WndH] = [_WndH] + [_Height] - [_CltH]          rem resize the window     EXT [_Ret] = [_rbUtil2], 'rbxWndSetAttr', [_hWnd], 'Size', [_WndW] # '|' # [_WndH]          ret      ENDPROC rem ************************************************************************** rem create a dialog NEWDIALOG 'myDialog', 'DIALOG', '100|100|400|300' LETDIALOG 'myDialog', 'CAPTION', 'Demo window with 400x300 client area' rem resize the dialog for 400x300 client area SizeClientArea 'myDialog', '400', '300' rem show the window, wait for close LETDIALOG 'myDialog', 'VISIBLE', [true] RUNDIALOG [RetVal] = '0' end

• There exists a test environment for the new RB6 syntax running on console
  
• We built up a development and build environment which compiles both on Linux and Windows - this environment is now ready for use.
  
• RapidBATCH is entirely written from scratch, and integrates with own development tools which themself have been written from scratch. RB6 is build with our own parser generator, generates code for an independent, modular virtual machine and is now capable to compile both on Linux and Windows, for future reasons.
  
• Last week, I began to build up a RB6 source directory structure to integrate and provide the native functions that RapidBATCH provides as fast as possible.
  
• Currently, I'm in revising the self-written regular expression library to support UTF-8 unicode functionality. This whole functionality of regular expressions should also become part of RB6 as core language feature.