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Hi, The bottom right window, the one that contains 'Listening for transport', and any errors - that's the standard error, correct? Is there an official Jabaco method for redirecting this, to a text box?
Quoted from "nopsai" Hi, I need to know, the project has abandoned? It's not abandoned, but no target date is possible right now. For the time being, we have to work with the current Jabaco version.
For what it's worth uaktags, I'm still doing production work with Jabaco. I've actually had to rewrite B4J modules in Jabaco, because some features were needed, which do not yet exist in the B4J universe. It's also easier to generate standalone JARs with Jabaco, without having to use a third party tool. B4J is making progress with their libraries, and their IDE is obviously better polished than Jabaco. But I get more done faster, working in Jabaco, than with B4J or Intellij. Also, even if the fo...
Get the frink.jar from http://futureboy.us/frinkdocs/#DownloadingFrink Put it in the classpath. Source code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Import frink#parser#Frink Public Sub main(ByJava args() As String) Dim myArgs() As String myArgs = args Dim sResult As String Dim interp As Frink interp = New Frink sResult = interp.parseString( "2 feet -> inches" ) Debug().Print( sResult ) sResult = interp.parseString( "2 feet ->...
Yes, I remember seeing this area at one point, but forgot where it was. Thanks, Dani.
Hi, Are there any examples of creating a Jabaco Framework form and adding components and assigning actions, from outside of Jabaco? Maybe something in Java. Yes, I know we can just decompile the main class of a Jabaco form, and glean most of the information from that. But just wanted to see if there were something already written, to build from.
Quoted from "sreesog" Hi jbExplorer, Thanks for the suggestion, and thanks for guiding me to have a look at Clojure. I am not in search of different languages, but in search of a rich IDE (having MDI and SDI forms, many controls that can be drag-dropped to the form, Database connection possibilities etc) which supports a familiar language, suitable mainly for desktop application development for windows platform and is extensible. That is why VB 6 was my favorite, and now Jabaco and Embarcado De...
Quoted from "sreesog" Hi, Does the death(?) of Swing around 2009 has anything to do with no further release of Jabaco after that very same year? In case that was a reason, what would be the future course that would be taken? Bundling Java swing libraries along with Jabaco, or switching to something else like SWT, or yet some other path? Note: I am not much familiar with Java and its history, so please pardon me if I said something wrong. I am just in search of an extensible and safe VB6 alterna...
Ok, then I must have done something wrong. Your examples are equivalent to what I tried. Yes, I understand about the console project being overkill, because it includes the kitchen sink. The class library does make more sense. Easiest way through this, is to just use your examples as a template, and start from there. Thanks for the assist, theuserbl.
.."Create a "new Project" and select "Class Library" as new project type.. This is the reason I was asking, theuserbl. I had tried creating an ordinary console project, making the routines public as you are saying. I assumed that Jabaco generated a type of class, from this project, from which you could call a subroutine like you would call a static method. But when these subroutines calls were coded, it wouldn't compile. So you actually need to create a class library? Ok, will do that, thanks th...
Hi, How should a Jabaco app be written, such that it's procedures are callable from Java or Groovy or Jabaco or any jvm-based application? In other words, I want to create a number of subroutines, in a Jabaco app - STATIC routines which don't require object instantiation - generate the jar, and then use those subroutines from Java. How does such a callable Jabaco app get written, so that its subroutines are visible elsewhere? The parent Java/Groovy/Clojure/Jabaco part I understand; but am not cl...
Quoted from "theuserbl" Oh, before I forget it: If you want to start a Console.Input in the Jabaco-IDE, you have to set in the "Project" area selecting the Tree-path "Project" and set the property for "Startup" to "Console" and NOT to "Window". If you selected at the beginning "Console Application", then "Console" is in the properties set as default. But if you have choosen, for example "SDI Application", then "Window" is in the properties set as default. If "Window" is set, then you become som...
Quoted from "rucksacktraeger" basic4android is great, but also not multiplatttform. But basic4android as a sub-product called B4J which is free and for writing Java Apps on 'Computers'. Have a look at NSBasic.com There you can code in VB Syntax and the output is html5/javascript webapps. They run on every mobile device and you have access to acclerater, gps, camera, etc. If you want to sell your app on iOS AppStore or GooglePlay you can wrap it to an native app using PhoneGap. NSBasic is not fr...
'// Pull clojure-1.6.0-RC1.jar (or preferred Clojure jar) into the classpath, from '// http://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1…ND%20v%3A1.6.0* '// or '// http://clojure.org/downloads ' Import clojure#core Import clojure#lang#RT ' Import clojure#lang#IFn 'Import clojure#lang#Symbol 'Import clojure#lang#Var Public Sub main(ByJava args() As String) Dim myArgs() As String myArgs = args Dim sClojureExpression As String Dim xResult As Variant Dim nResult As Integer sClojureExpression = "( + 3 2 )" '/...
Quoted from "Theera" Hi jbExplorer, I always read everyday,but I 'm busy myself. In the post#27,we can create own msgbox instead of Jabaco's. Quoted from "Theera" Hi jbExplorer, I always read everyday,but I 'm busy myself. In the post#27,we can create own msgbox instead of Jabaco's. Ok, sounds good. Glad to see you exploring other options. Regards,
Quoted from "essco" Hi there about 2 years ago i looked here and the project appeared to be dead. are people actually using this and does it work? Charlie Quoted from "essco" Hi there about 2 years ago i looked here and the project appeared to be dead. are people actually using this and does it work? Charlie Well, I can't speak for the crowds Charlie, but I'm using this for several projects. It's not dead. We don't know when will be the next version, but we're pretty confident it's coming. Ther...
Thanks, theuserbl. Theera, are you still attempting this? Let us know, if any problems.
Quoted from "Abidjunior" Hi, I am new to jabaco and am trying to write a programme where i have to display characters from arabic and urdu languages. But when i try to populate any control after processing string inputs of other language in this case urdu the out put is "?" A question mark. Any help please. Quoted from "Abidjunior" Hi, I am new to jabaco and am trying to write a programme where i have to display characters from arabic and urdu languages. But when i try to populate any control a...
Quoted from "theuserbl" Quoted from "jbExplorer" But I'm still confused, as to how your source is actually displaying unicode characters. It doesn't. I have only written the source in the webbrowser as comment. I have also seen, that all characters of thai are replaced with "?". But I thought at this time, that I haven't the right font installed and thai-people, who have the font installed, could see it. Since this thread I know, that the font is installed on my computer, too. But Jabaco have n...
Quoted from "theuserbl" Quoted from "jbExplorer" I'm having a similar problem, displaying characters in the ide, and can't figure out how theuserbl did it. I haven't done it. I have only written the "happy holidays"-code in the forum with the help of the google-translater, in the hope, that it will work in Jabaco. The reason, why the menu of Jabaco supports unicode and the textarea of Jabaco not, is which components they are. Jabaco 1.5.2 is written in VisualBasic 6 with some external DLLs, whi...
