mmm 26 i agreed. I have many topics seen like this let's say tlw topic lol: developer brought us his game, then he said gonna release 0.2, waiting months, and end of the year, finally said project discontinued. So if you don't know what will happen in the future, i don't recomend to post it. But you know well than me.

We have trusted developers here too, but as a beginner you just can't know if you will deliver something or no. However, some people apparently don't really want to listen, so keep on failing and thinking everybody hates you when you in fact don't want to change any of the things you are currently doing. Feedback is a huge part of your development experience, so don't disregard it.

@Dash, because from the description it's totally useless. If he would create say... a vector calculator with rich documentation and say... full DIrect X wrapper for Python, or other language then that would be cool

I'll add on a bit to what post 32 said.
I'll use python as an example.
Copying to clipboard: Yeah, no. Searching for copying stuff to clipboard with python brought me the result that says to do the following:

pip install clipboard

Then, after installing the module, you'd type in something like this.

import clipboard
clipboard.copy("This is a test!")
print(clipboard.paste())

Way easier than what Simter is suggesting, which is to have a specific tool for copying to clipboard open in your command line.
Copying files... on the surface sounds extremely good. You might not want to deal with all the network Jazz, thing is, it's Simter. Simter has expressed time and time again how he dislikes other languages than his beloved BGT. Nothing wrong with that, but it means that he will be releasing his toolkit in BGT, which essentially limits him to that language. I say essentially because I don't know if BGT can somehow compile DLLs. Finally, whatever Simter creates will probably be outclassed by the libraries that were written by somebody in the language of your choice, be it Python, C, Java, or something else.
Speaking to a screen reader, well... we run into the same issue. It's Simter, he loves BGT, and as a result will be releasing the BGT version of his toolkit. Thing is, how will he create different language wrappers?
Simter also says that he has much more in plan for his toolkit. Very unspecific, not to mention us running into the issue of loving BGT once again.
I'm not saying that BGT can't compile DLLs, I'm not saying that Simter's product is bad, all I'm saying is that it will probably be limited to BGT and BGT only.

Na. It actually works pritty fast, faster then i expected actually. I wrote a test aplication in autoit 3, this will come with the toolkit, and this responds like in the same key press.

For the file system thing, I know of a library called cppfs. Last time I checked I don't think it could be used for copying files and all that jaz, but it could open files even over SSH and it provided an abstract interface to do it. Made things real nice and slick.
So, simter, a few questions.
1. What will your library have in the future? What are your plans for it going forward? What could we expect in the future? What quality will the documentation be at?
2. What advantage will I have if I use your library over one that has been developed by professionals and/or masters in the field of computer programming or in a particular programming language? Will it be smoother? Will it provide a simple interface that somehow abstracts the already abstracted C++ std::filessystem interface that makes general filesystem operations on local disks trivially simple?
3. What disadvantages are there to using your library over another? (I'll let you answer this question, even though others have already written some.)
If you can answer these three questions successfully and honestly, and implement features that are practical and useful, you'll be on a good start.

@39, your not answering the questions. That makes me doubt you. For every post you don't answer those three questions, I only doubt you more. There is Tolk, if you'd ever cared to research, and I have a little TTS python wrapper that interfaces with Tolk, Apple TTS, and Speech Dispatcher, all in one file and all less than a hundred lines of code.

that's a rank that he has no control over which the site updates using the number of posts you've made as a metric. Before you go loooooooooooolling like a child, why not actually get to know the site a bit better and learn what you're talking about.

@43, again, I have no control over it. If I did, I wouldn't have that as my rank, I assure you. Please, that has to be the most immature trollish attempt I've ever seen in my life. And no, you didn't answer my question. At all. There were three questions, by the way... I do hope you know how to count and how to do extremely basic arithmetic. Though if your going to make a toolkit that (is probably) made for games, you might want to learn geometry as well...

lol

Lol ethin, i saw more bad throls then that, nice try but no, you know what i wanted to say.