ErosOlmi
03-08-2008, 20:41
thinBasic file extensions_________________________________________________
thinBasic script files can mainly have 2 file extensions: .tBasic, .tBasicc
*.tBasic scripts will be executed by thinBasic.exe and are used for all kind of scripts except the one handling CGI (web server side scripting).
*.tBasicc scripts will be executed by thinBasicc.exe and are console scripts. A console window will be immediately created even if the script will not use it.
Even if .tBasicc script are automatically handled by thinBasic Console engine, do not confuse it with the possibility to work with text-only console. You can always create a console window and use the many console commands just adding
USES "Console"
in your script (whatever extension it will have). The above command will tell thinBasic engine you want to work with a text-only console. A new console window will be attached to current process.
*.tBasicc scripts are best suited for applications that need standard output handling like CGI scripts or scripts passing output to other process to be handled.
There are other 2 extensions used for obfuscated scripts. They are the same as previous one but with an x at the end: .tBasicx, .tBasiccx
More info on thinBasic obfuscation can be found at http://www.thinbasic.com/public/products/thinBasic/help/html/script_obfuscation.htm
thinBasic script files can mainly have 2 file extensions: .tBasic, .tBasicc
*.tBasic scripts will be executed by thinBasic.exe and are used for all kind of scripts except the one handling CGI (web server side scripting).
*.tBasicc scripts will be executed by thinBasicc.exe and are console scripts. A console window will be immediately created even if the script will not use it.
Even if .tBasicc script are automatically handled by thinBasic Console engine, do not confuse it with the possibility to work with text-only console. You can always create a console window and use the many console commands just adding
USES "Console"
in your script (whatever extension it will have). The above command will tell thinBasic engine you want to work with a text-only console. A new console window will be attached to current process.
*.tBasicc scripts are best suited for applications that need standard output handling like CGI scripts or scripts passing output to other process to be handled.
There are other 2 extensions used for obfuscated scripts. They are the same as previous one but with an x at the end: .tBasicx, .tBasiccx
More info on thinBasic obfuscation can be found at http://www.thinbasic.com/public/products/thinBasic/help/html/script_obfuscation.htm