Bugs with nested loops: fixed in alpha-3

Unfortunately, because of a bug in alpha-2.9 and earlier versions, nested subroutines did not work. I am happy to tell you that this bug has been fixed in version alpha-3.
I discovered this bug during a graphical test, yes, you read it: a graphical test. Indeed, graphical features will be added to TBS using the SDL(Simple DirectMedia Layer) library.

The current state on alpha-3

And, you know, the fact is, if you believe in evolution, we all have a common ancestor, and we all have a common ancestry with the plant in the lobby. This is what evolution tells us. And, it's true. It's kind of unbelievable.

Jeff Hawkins

This is just a short update on alpha-3, to show that I'm still working on TBS(I didn't post much because of that, in fact).
The last days I have been reorganizing the structure of TBS. I have, and probably will still, encountered some bugs but luckily I succeeded in fixing all of them. This means that I can now continue with restructuring the code. I also added the ability to provide less arguments than needed(see last post) and I added the first feature of the environment subroutine: OS checking.

Problems with alpha-1

"Errare humanum est."

-Some Roman

It seems that there is a problem for some people with the Debian package that should install TBS. For those people, I would propose the following(very simple) alternative solution:
First of all, download this file.
Then go to /usr/bin/ as root(sudo nautilus for ubuntu).
And finally, simply move the files tbs-STDL and tbs to there.
You should be able to use tbs normally now.