Hello!

Here's a brief summary of what I've done in the last week:

• Added GMLGenerator class in order to handle generation of DB code in the engine
  
• Added ability to update all scripts through the main menu. Unfortunately, this required me to move all the DB tables back to DataObject (if you're wondering why they're not there in the first place, they used to be -- long story)
  
• Added tempPath variable to prep for implementation of Save/Save As...
  
• Shuffled some things around a bit
  
• Moved most core IDE classes/forms into src/Main
  
• Added up, down, and delete buttons to Stat object (for easy manipulation of database entries)
  
• Modified table row creation/addition/deletion to accept a schema generated from an object array
  
• Re-implemented the program startup flow: all startup code is either contained in or derived from Program.cs
  
• Centralized saving/loading procedure
  
• Added change validation for the Stat form
  
• Implemented save/load. The saving process replaces the current save data with files copied from the temp directory that are generated when the user makes changes.
  
• Added exit prompts to prevent loss of data ("Would you like to save?")
  
• Added support for opening most recent items
  

Most of this is stuff that the IDE needs, as opposed to the engine - the kinds of things that will keep people from losing their work if they accidentally click the wrong button.

At this point, the Stat class and form are pretty much done. There are even things in the form that don't exist in RPGMaker, like the ability to rearrange your database entries and delete entries with the click of a button. These abilities will be implemented across the entire database. I'm looking at being able to select multiple entries for deletion, but it's not in there yet.

Now that I have a form and function archetype for the database, I expect the rest of the pages to go much quicker. I'm going to attempt to implement the item, skill, equipment, and state pages next, while I figure out how to handle the engine's inventory structure.

Until next time!