SpiderBasic

@fred Logitech 'recommended' the software in an update for both my mouse and my webcam, I think it also recommends it for their gaming keyboards. Their hardware/software is pretty common so I expect this will happen now quite often. I updated the software after the last beta, before that they didn't ...

Yes.

I wonder why 9081 was also used - that port wasn't the one set.

Ahh, thanks.

Not a bug, but maybe as it's Logitech that are using the port too, it may be a good idea to use a different one as it may be quite common.

It looks like port 9080 is being used by Logitech for their gaming software.

Disabling the Logitech software fixed the SpiderBasic issue.

This will affect anyone who uses Logitech's new gaming hub.

Maybe SpiderBasic should have a way of specifying the port range used for testing?

I re-installed 2.30 from the museum. My program worked and the examples didn't. Optimisation is turned off.

But I noticed that the ports were different:
http://127.0.0.1:9081/SpiderBasic_Compilation0.html <-- works with port 9081 (my code)
http://127.0.0.1:9080/SpiderBasic_Compilation0.html <-- 404 ...

btw, the sb examples don't work either. They worked the first time I tried them, now they no longer work - same as my program.

Same issue.

Yes, downloading it now.

Thanks.

It creates the spiderbasic._compileation0.html in the source dire too, here are the options in the source code:

; IDE Options = SpiderBasic 2.31 (Windows - x86)
; CursorPosition = 915
; FirstLine = 2258
; Folding = ---------
; WindowTheme = flat
; GadgetTheme = flat
; WebAppName = ReportComplete ...