ConvEuroDollar: my very first XBLite GUI application.
ConvEuroDollar converts an entered amount from euros to dollars, displays and stores in the clipboard the converted amount.
This program illustrates a "guided" entry of decimal inputs. In order to get rid of invalid characters, the #edtEuros control is subclassed; this means that #edtEuros will use the edtEuros_CallBack() procedure before using its default control procedure: - Entries like "--" "++" "1+" "1.." or "1.2." are impossible. - Accepted is "-1.23" or "+2.34".
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In fact, XBLite Designer is a work in progress that started Rhett Thompson. I reactivated and it's not yet functionnal. That's why it works primarily under XSEd, but if you copy XbDesigner.exe in say C/\xblite\programs (XBLite's program directory), it will pick up, at execution time, all the necessary DLLs.
But stay tune: I'm really working on XbDesigner's completion.
Bye! Guy
> XBlite designer v101 look very interesting > but author seems forget add two dll.s > xbl.dll and xsx.dll. > > infact very good start...
Dont worry i will visit from time to time XBlite forum .... belive or not i still dont made any program in XBlite ... probably becose im to used with my own programming language. From some aspects i will consider to use XBlite as free compiler and maby (currently just maby....) to switch my development from currently campiler which i use to XBlite. I will try also if i catch some time to build my own editor for XBlite. I know that XSed by Jose Roca is very good but i prefer my own stuff... ok we will see...
I made someexperimentation on the binary search; here it is: BinSearchX_v1_01.zip, which contains: - BinSearchX.x is a dll that contains FUNCTION BsxSearch (find$, @sorted$[]), a binary search; - BinSearchGui.x is the corresponding demo GUI app, - BinSearchGui_gen.vxn, the viXen project.
Enjoy! Guy
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XblCockpit: an application launcher, entirely written in XBLite.
I use this app all the time. Since I start it at boot time, it's the first application I use. I can reopen the latest project I worked on and I find it convenient to take off where I left earlier. Works nicely for me as I taylored it to my taste.
I coded a group editor and a launch pad editor for added comfort.
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