Microsoft Small Basic 1.2 - 中文（繁體）

1. Kinect for Small Basic - Small Basic 1.2 introduces three Kinect objects: KinectBodyList, KinectFaceList, and KinectWindow. With these objects, you can program with the Microsoft Kinect Sensor and the information that it captures. You can:
   • Show the color, infrared, depth, body index, and body sensor data
   • Capture images from the color, infrared, depth, and body index sensors
   • Replace the background behind people in the foreground with another image (this is similar to chroma key compositing or “green screen” processing)
   • Get the position and orientation of 26 different “joints” in up to 6 human bodies in both 3D space and on the screen
   • Get the open/closed state of the hands of up to 6 humans in front of the sensor
   • Get the lean angle of up to 6 humans in front of the sensor
   • Get the position and orientation of the faces of up to 6 humans in front of the sensor
2. Dictionary Object: Expanded Languages - In Small Basic 1.0, the Dictionary Object supported the following languages (where you enter a word in the first language and the definition is displayed in the second language): EnglishToEnglish, EnglishToFrench, and FrenchToEnglish. We expanded our support to these languages:
   • EnglishToGerman, GermanToEnglish
   • EnglishToItalian, ItalianToEnglish
   • EnglishToJapanese, JapaneseToEnglish
   • EnglishToKorean, KoreanToEnglish
   • EnglishToSimplifiedChinese, SimplifiedChineseToEnglish
   • EnglishToTraditionalChinese, TraditionalChineseToEnglish
   • EnglishToSpanish, SpanishToEnglish

• Dictionary Object (1.0-12) - The Dictionary site changed their API, which broke the Dictionary Object for Small Basic 1.0 and 1.1. This has been fixed for Small Basic 1.2.
• Language Improvements - We made thorough reviews and updated the UI text for these languages: Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese (Brazil), and Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Spanish, and Turkish. We also had some logged errors that were fixed in this pass:
  • Hebrew Errors (1.0-D03) - Hebrew translation errors in the IDE are fixed.
  • French Errors (1.0-D05, D06, D07) - French translation errors in the IDE are fixed.
  • Japanese Errors (1.0-D01, D12-D28) - Japanese translation errors in the IDE are fixed.
• GraphicsWindow.GetPixel Crash (1.0-14) - In Small Basic 1.0/1.1, the GraphicsWindow.GetPixel method crashed if the coordinates were outside the window (such as x < 0). This crash is eliminated in 1.2.
• Turtle.Show() Issue (1.0-02) - In Small Basic 1.0/1.1, the Turtle.Show() method didn&squo;t show the Turtle after you used GraphicsWindow.Clear() or Turtle.Hide(). This has been fixed for 1.2.
• TextWindow.Show Crash (1.0-15) - In Small Basic 1.0/1.1, hiding and showing a TextWindow crashed Windows 8.1 and deleted content from Windows 7. This crash is eliminated in 1.2.
• Setup Needs .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 (1.1-01) - In Small Basic 1.1, Small Basic Setup (SmallBasic.en_us.msi) requires you to have.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 installed. This is inconsistent because Small Basic v1.1 moves to the requirement of .NET Framework 4.5 instead. This has been fixed for 1.2.
• Shapes.AddText() Error (1.0-05) - In Small Basic 1.0/1.1, if you use the Shapes.AddText() method at the top of your program, Small Basic shows an exception thrown by the target. The exception is no longer thrown in 1.2.
• Math Object Crashes (1.0-03) - In Small Basic 1.0/1.1, various Math object errors caused unhandled exceptions. The crashes were fixed for 1.2.
• Divide by Zero Produces Zero (1.0-22) - In 1.0/1.1, if you divide by zero (0), you get the result of zero (0), even though in math this isn't possible (and should result in an error). In 1.2, you receive an error when you attempt to divide by zero.
• IDE Documentation Updates - We made several improvements to keep the documentation in the UI as accurate as possible:
  • Math.Floor and Math.Ceiling (1.0-D04) - Clarified how these return the largest integer.
  • Controls.Add*() Methods (1.0-D08) - Updated to mention how they require the position coordinates not the width/height.
  • Network Object (1.0-D09) - Clarified that it is a helper class, not a private helper.
  • Sound.PlayMusic (1.0-D10) - Updated MML to write out as Music Macro Language.

1. Windows XP - Due to the upgrade to .NET Framework 4.5, Small Basic 1.1/1.2 does not work on Windows XP and older operating systems. We will continue to offer Small Basic 1.0 for users of Windows XP and older operating systems.
2. 1.0 Extensions - All extensions built for Small Basic 1.0 will need to be recompiled on Small Basic 1.1/1.2 and re-released. Extensions built on 1.1 will work fine on 1.2.

1. .NET Framework 4.5 - We upgraded to .NET Framework 4.5 from 3.5. Although this causes some breaking changes (see below), it's necessary in order to build out new objects that take advantage of new devices, operating systems, and capabilities.
2. Modernized UX: Controls - The design of the program controls (button, scroll bar, arrows on the control bar) in the GraphicsWindow is now flat/modernized. This includes blue and dark gray borders around the text boxes. And the window title font is also updated.
3. Language Downloads - You can now directly download your language from the Download Center. See the Download Center Page.

1. Flickr Object (1.0-17) - Flickr changed their API, which broke the Flickr Object. This has been fixed for Small Basic 1.1.
2. Find + Arrow Keys Crash (1.0-21) - In 1.0, the Small Basic environment hangs up (shows "Not Responding") when pushing arrow keys while text finding when you have multiple edit windows open. This issue is fixed in 1.1 and can no longer be reproduced.

支援的作業系統

Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista

• Mini-Mac (Windows 8.1 / Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac / Mac OS X Yosemite)
• Lifebook (see installation instructions)

1. 64-bit (x64) processor
2. Dual-core 3.1-GHz or faster processor
3. Dedicated USB 3.0 bus
4. 2 GB RAM
5. DX11 capable graphics adapter
6. A Microsoft Kinect for Windows v2 sensor 3 (or the Xbox One Kinect Sensor and the Windows adapter).

1. If you have Small Basic 1.0 installed, uninstall it. You'll need to delete all the files in the "smallbasic" folder.
   Note: If you previously set your web browser to block the "C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft" folder, you'll need to remove that block.
2. If your system does not have .NET Framework installed yet (Windows Vista and Windows 7), you'll need to download .NET Framework 4.5 and then install it.
3. Download and Install Microsoft Small Basic in your preferred language.
4. Launch by clicking the Microsoft Small Basic program shortcut.