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Tuesday, April 21st 2009, 4:27am

Author: Moogly

findbugs (Uni Maryland) utility

Wait, but wouldn't it be innacurate? Since Jabaco is a new language?

Monday, April 20th 2009, 9:27am

Author: Moogly

Convert date to mysql format

A simple fix I can think of is to simply input the date as a string, then grab the date via Jabaco (I don't know what function does it in Jabaco as I've been forgetting my Basic Syntax lately) but it should stop MySQL from crying and make it possible for people from other countries who output their date / time information to be able to not have a mest up MySQL (I know this because my friend used this solution to the same problem ) The MySQL wouldn't let me register, so he set date and times to a...

Thursday, March 19th 2009, 7:29am

Author: Moogly

C-Like Commenting

Quoted from "Peter" Quoted from "Moogly" AH! I never knew this BTW: you can do the same in VB6 Greetings ... Peter I never knew any of this D: I should maybe look through everything VB6 and Jabaco has! LOL!! Thanks a lot everyone =] I think I should be much more observative from now on

Wednesday, March 18th 2009, 4:45am

Author: Moogly

RE: Jabaco and MultiSocket Server

Quoted from "Tr4d3r" Hello, i want to develop a Socket Server using JABACO ... in VB6 i use a socket array ... the socket(0) is the listener socket, and i create at runtime other sockets that accept the requestid ... here in JABACO i can't see the control arrays .. so i think the concept is something different ... can anyone help me with an example? Thanks a lot. Here is some of the code me and Goldenshox used on our project. Source code 1 2 3 4 Dim SocketInteger As Integer, SocketList As Strin...

Tuesday, March 17th 2009, 7:47am

Author: Moogly

db2000 lightchat

We finally got our project working, we'll post some sampler code of our methods later, maybe we'll expand this lightchat into a 'larger' chat and post source. But anyways I'm about to head to bed, I'm just looking for one of the MySQL connectors that was posted here to add and the java ini file stuff ;p anyways im tired + im off

Tuesday, March 17th 2009, 12:45am

Author: Moogly

RE: TCP Server Help.

Quoted from "Tr4d3r" Hello, excelent sample ... thanks a lot ... i'm a socket developer in VB6 ... i want to migrate all my applications to JABACO ... but, at this moment i'm really new, so i need to understand a lot of issues ... First at all, how can i make a socket server? in vb6 you make a winsock array ... normally the index 0 is the listener, and any other runtime loaded winsock control will acept all the connections from the clients ... i try to make a winsock array in jabaco, but is not...

Tuesday, March 17th 2009, 12:19am

Author: Moogly

C-Like Commenting

AH! I never knew this, wow I love this, I just told my friend about it, and he like fell apart at how crazy this is, its so kickass thanks I never knew this

Monday, March 16th 2009, 10:58pm

Author: Moogly

C-Like Commenting

Alright, me again with another idea, the only other thing I dislike about VB6, other than the project system, is the commenting I think just using ' is inneficient I preffer using // and //* *// like in C because if I have to comment out over 200 lines of code, and then uncomment them, I will be there a while (unless I cut and paste but STILL) its much more efficient to use the C-Like Commenting so if you can implement it please do or '* *' or something LOL but I prefer not to write ' so much

Monday, March 16th 2009, 6:50pm

Author: Moogly

Better Project Organization

thanks a lot its the only thing I really want, I really love .NET for how organized your projects can be I know where something is, instead of reading through a whole module, skipping through modules, etc... it also promotes Object Oriented programming (or at least I think it does) and everything is much more organized Oh the other thing I like is how they have 'Solutions' because then you can have different projects working together, so if someone else shares their source code or releases their...

Sunday, March 15th 2009, 2:43am

Author: Moogly

Better Project Organization

On thing I dislike about VB6 but like about C# / VB.NET specifically is their organization of projects, in VB6 you can't add folders to the project explorer or anything that makes it look more organized, thats what I mainly love about C# / VB.NET because I can have classes organized under a folder that makes sense based on what they do such as 'HandleConnections' anything that has to do with handling connections, such as a new user connecting, or a user disconnecting, or a user who's not allowed...

Wednesday, March 11th 2009, 9:39am

Author: Moogly

Reading an INI File?

My target audience all use Windows, but I do want it to be multi-platform for convenience, I don't care what method is used to read the INI long as it works

Tuesday, March 10th 2009, 1:32am

Author: Moogly

Reading an INI File?

Pardon if this may have been posted already but I use the following code in a VB6 project of mine : Source code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 #If Win16 Then Declare Function WritePrivateProfileString Lib "Kernel" (ByVal AppName As String, ByVal keyname As String, ByVal NewString As String, ByVal FileName As String) As Integer Declare Function GetPrivateProfileString Lib "Kernel" Alias "GetPrivateProfilestring" (ByVal AppName As String, ByVal keyname As Any, ByVal default As Str...

Tuesday, March 10th 2009, 12:52am

Author: Moogly

RE: Jabaco IDE is a VB6 application?

Quoted from "A1880" Hi, to me, the Jabaco IDE looks like a VB6 application. It relies on (at least) six DLLs and three OCXs. Therefore, it should be quite a lot of work to port it to Unix and establish an X11 GUI. Apart from earning a lot of money by selling a future version of the IDE, I can imagine some even more attractive reasons for Manuel to keep this project going. First of all, Jabaco is another cornerstone to become well-known as a software genius. An excellent reputation definitely is...

Tuesday, March 10th 2009, 12:25am

Author: Moogly

db2000 lightchat

Quoted from "Manuel" Quoted I thought Winsock was just windows? The interface is similar to the Winsock class of Visual Basic. That's the only reason for the name - Jabaco Winsock works on every Java platform. FYI: You are also able to use the Java socket directly. Thanks very much for the clarification this is very good news for me man, thanks I'm like falling in love with this language. Thanks a lot for your help man!

Monday, March 9th 2009, 6:32pm

Author: Moogly

JABACO Wiki Site?

How about you add like Wiki.Jabaco.org this way we can start a decent documentation, as users use Jabaco and visit the wiki if they can't find something they want to know about but find out about (via forums most likely) they can add it to the Wiki, Documentation is very important aspect of any program imo, if the user doesn't have a place to refer to when they get stuck then they basically 'give up' on the whole application if they can't figure it out, we can also have tutorials on the wiki as ...

Monday, March 9th 2009, 6:27pm

Author: Moogly

Plugins, Components, ActiveX controls

As long as its Open Source and completely free honestly I don't care what it is, long as its efficient, or efficient enough Not too sure about any active x controls for JAVA (I never really used JAVA tbh) however, if you can't find any then don't worry about them really, eventually someone'll find or code some

Monday, March 9th 2009, 5:48pm

Author: Moogly

db2000 lightchat

hey thanks for this example, I was wondering why Jabaco uses the winsock component and if I use it will it work on Linux? I thought Winsock was just windows? or have they re-coded it so it uses same name but different 'library' like a java winsock library or something? I'm new to Jabaco and I'm like in LOVE with the idea of coding in VB6 with the power of JAVA, means faster code which is a MUST for me since I'm into performance. Anyways, would appreciate an answer from anyone really I need to kn...

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