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Quoted from "sreesog" Hi, I would like to know - what is the environment/too/language with with Jabaco IDE is created? The main program is written in Visual Basic 6. With dlls in C/C++. But Manuel is working to port its VB6-code to C++. In detail: ATLShmem.dll : written in C/C++ hash3.dll : written in C/C++ Jabaco.exe : written in VB6 jabazip.dll : written in C/C++ JBCRichText.dll : written ijn C/C++ JBCRichText.ocx : written in VB6 JBTypes.dll : written in VB6 JDWPJbcDbg.dll : written in VB6 S...
Quoted from "sreesog" I created a small program with a button and a Msgbox "Hai" in Jabaco, Ok, I have now doing the same: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 Public Sub Command1_Click() MsgBox "Hai" End Sub Quoted created a jar file from the same (using File->Make Project) and then decompiled the jar using jd-gui. But I couldn't locate "Hai" anywhere, eventhough I could find a Form1.class and a Command1_Click() among the decompiled files. Where should I look for it? You are already there. If you decompile it ...
Quoted from "sreesog" I would like to know is there a way to export Jabaco code a Java code - I mean in to text files containing Java code. Currently not. But you can try to decompile some jar-files created by Jabaco for example with [ JD GUI ]. Mostly it can't decompile jar-files created by Jabaco. But sometimes it works. You have more success, if you run your program in the IDE and then decompile the files, which you will find in the directory, which will be opened, when you clicked in the me...
Only want to mention, that there is an update to this subject: [ http://www.jabaco.org/board/1129-me-cont…-framework.html ] Greatings theuserbl
Nice. Thanks for your contribution. Binary of the Jabaco Framework is is uploaded again. You can download it at: [ http://www.jabaco.org/wiki/Latest_JabacoFramework_Binary ] Additional information: For most controls other then the usercontrol, it will possible more helpful to write instead Jabaco Source 1 Debug.Print i & ". Control: " & Me.Controls.get(i).getClass this one: Jabaco Source 1 Debug.Print i & ". Control: " & Me.Controls.get(i).getClass.getSuperclass To combine both posts, I want to ...
Quoted from "rucksacktraeger" Aber was ich nicht hinbekomme ist das auslesen eines bestimmten Eintrages a la MsgBox List1.Item(1).Value Es gibt zwei Möglichkeiten: 1. den Java-Weg: Jabaco Source 1 MsgBox List1.Parent.getModel.getElementAt(1) 2. den Jabaco/VB6-Weg: Jabaco Source 1 MsgBox List1.List(1) Grüße theuserbl
Quoted from "jbExplorer" This is the reason I was asking, theuserbl. I had tried creating an ordinary console project, making the routines public as you are saying. It is possible with all other projects, too. But if you choose "Console Application", you already have a running program. So, you have more in it, then you needed. Quoted 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 subr...
Quoted from "jbExplorer" 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? ??? If you set your SUBs and FUNCTIONs to PUBLIC and not to PRIVATE, they are automatically accessable from every JVM-language. Quoted 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. That is p...
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 some errors, if you start yo...
I have long thought about it, but sorry, I like it. So I have now done it in the Framework: [ http://www.jabaco.org/wiki/Latest_JabacoFramework_Binary ] You know, that to write on the Console you write Jabaco Source 1 System.out.println("Hello") or simple Jabaco Source 1 out.println("Hello") But that isn't VB-like. In Jabao you write in the PictureBox with Jabaco Source 1 Picture1.Print("Hello") , in the Form Jabaco Source 1 Form.Print("Hello") and in the Debug-Window with Jabaco Source 1 Debug....
Possible, that this could be interesting: There is some rumor, that Microsoft plans to acquire Xamarin: http://www.crn.com/news/mobility/3000720…tup-xamarin.htm Xamarin is one of the main developers of the OpenSource .NET called Mono. (and for .NET existing a BASIC dialect called Visual Basic .NET. Thats only to show the relationshipo between Jabaco ) Here the Mono-Sources: https://github.com/mono Possible, that Microsoft makes its .NET then OpenSOurce, too. But that is only a speculation of mys...
I have changed Applet1.jsrc to Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 Public Sub start() Label1.Caption = Parent.getParameter("Compiler") Label2.Caption = Parent.getParameter("Name") Label3.Caption = Parent.getParameter("Surname") End Sub So, I have changed "Applet_Initialize()" to "start()" and it works good for me. You need to compile it and run it in a browser, otherwise it will not work. And you have to write "start()" completely in lowercase. So not "Start()" or "START()". Greatings theuserbl
Additional info to print: Because "Form" using "PictureBox", the things of PictureBox can also be used in Form. So, when you set in the Properties of "Form" the "AutoRedraw" to "True", then you can now simply write Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 Public Sub Form_Load() For i = 1 To 10 Print i Next i End Sub Greatings theuserbl
Quoted from "rucksacktraeger" - Picture1.Print("test") is not working at all (either khmer nor english) Fixed. Now this works: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Dim count As Integer = 0 Public Sub Form_Load() Picture1.Print("Hello") End Sub Public Sub Command1_Click() count = count + 1 Picture1.Print("count: " & count) End Sub Public Sub Command2_Click() Picture1.cls End Sub Quoted from "rucksacktraeger" - Label has no antialiasing Fixed. As always, you can download the last versio...
Only a short answer (have not mich time) Quoted from "rucksacktraeger" Quoted - Label has no antialiasing ... But VisualBasic haven't it, too Well, not only the Label, but also the PictureBox and the Grid doesn't support antialiasing. PictureBox supports it! Create a new PictureBox and set in the Properties "AntiAliasing" to "True". (Thats the same like with "Shape"). (Edit: The AA of the PictureBox and Shape on the one hand and the other controls on the other hand differs. Because the PictureBo...
Quoted from "rucksacktraeger" When I tested Jabaco back in 2010 I gave up frustrated because of this unicode bug. For that exists this forum. If you have had asked in 2010 there would also more people who could answer. On that time OlimilO and A1880 were still active. Quoted Yesterday I gave Jabaco a new chance (because of a non-unicode-Project) and now I just saw that you just corrected the bug! Wow, that's wonderful!!! Thanks. But since 2010 are some more fixes and changes done on the JabacoF...
Kenne mich auch nicht so mit dem externen laden von dlls/sos von Java aus aus. Aber vielleicht durfte das hier helfen: [ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11931…in-project-java ] Wenn das nicht helfen sollte, dann sag noch mal bescheid. Grüße theuserbl
Ok. The problem was only the font. If you have the same problem on your computer, this helps: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Public Sub Command1_Click() sUnicodeMessage = ChrW( 3626 ) & ChrW( 3623 ) & ChrW( 3633 ) & ChrW( 3626 ) & ChrW( 3604 ) & ChrW( 3637 ) Command1.Caption = sUnicodeMessage Dim b As New JButton() Command1.Parent.setFont(b.getFont) End Sub
Ok, sad thing. An Jabaco Source 1 MsgBox sUnicodeMessage works, but an Jabaco Source 1 Command1.Caption = sUnicodeMessage works not. I will loook later at the framework again. For none Jabaco-Components, other then the JFrame, it seems to work: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Public Sub Command1_Click() sUnicodeMessage = ChrW( 3626 ) & ChrW( 3623 ) & ChrW( 3633 ) & ChrW( 3626 ) & ChrW( 3604 ) & ChrW( 3637 ) MsgBox sUnicodeMessage Command1.Caption = sU...
Done. Updated Framework at: [ http://www.jabaco.org/wiki/Latest_JabacoFramework_Binary ] Unzip the last zip-file in your Jabaco-directory and restart Jabaco. Thats it. Then ChrW and AscW will be working correct. The problems with the editor and compiler, that they don't support unicode, I can't change. Greatings theuserbl
