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Hi in Java and in VB.net it is possible for one interface to extend, resp. inherit from, multiple other interfaces. example in VB.net code: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Public Interface IMy1 Sub FooMy1() End Interface Public Interface IMy2 Sub FooMy2() End Interface Public Interface IMy3 Inherits IMy1, IMy2 Sub ding1() End Interface Public Class MyCls1 Implements IMy3 Public Sub FooMy1() Implements IMy3.FooMy1 End Sub Public Sub FooMy2() Implements IMy3.FooMy2...
Quoted it is still buggy. at first glance the sourcecode looks good to me. what kind of problems/bugs are there to expect?
Hi, Quoted I am sorry, that it is still buggy. But I am not a developer you do not share the sourcecode, do you? regards OlimilO
Hi, Quoted The Open Source of the framework is good news, but I can't find downloads (although I can see the changes log). Here in the Forum, move your eyes up to the Jabaco Panther, move your eyes to the right, click "Download" move your eyes back to the Jabaco Panther, below you will find Download and Framework, click "Framework" under "Related information" you will find the tutorial "Develop the Jabaco Framework" there you will find the information to use a subversion tool like Turtoiswe SVN,...
Hi 1880, cool thing. It makes use of operator overloading, which is neither possible in Jabaco nor is it possible in Java. Source code 1 d << ~*(button("&Chicken", qdYes) | button("&Egg", qdNo) | button("&Don't Care", qdCancel)) I read, it uses some Boost stuff (Boost::Format, Boost:spirit) which does also not exist in the java world. How would you handle this, please make a suggestion. regards OlimilO
Hi, If someone wants to test the executables, made by jabaco, under different OS and/or different machines, you could start this one first: http://www.mbo-ing.de/_downloads/ControlSample.jar in IE: first click "open" then click "admit" in FF: select "Open with" select "Java(TM)..." and click "OK" in Opera: click "Open" this is just the ControlSample that comes with the framework. Just to be sure "Yes, Jabaco does the job" regards OlimilO
yeah, JFugue is cool, is it based on Java Sound API? I guess so. note that there are three different soundbanks for the java synth (a wave-rom sample player in software) the 3 different can be found here: http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/…soundbanks.html I suggest to install the deluxe sound bank, with it's 4.92MB it's called "mamooth" but compared with nowadays hardware sample wave rom players, like the popular synths from Yamaha, KORG, Roland, Kurzweil, NORD etc. it's more like a tiny m...
Quoted 'As Any' doesn't work As Any in VB means just push a pointer to the stack Quoted 'ByVal' doesn't work. NO! It's more like: ByRef does'nt work but yes there is a workaround please have a look at this: How to use pointer with Jabaco But it would be better for you to forget about the old VB-hacks with the intensive usage of CopyMemory. Show us your code, maybe there are already any Java classes that solves your problems in another way. good luck OlimilO
As you can see here: http://www.jabaco.org/framework.html the Jabaco-Framework does not completely compile any more. the Jabaco-source part is missing. in the log file the last entry is: 20XX-XX-XX STATE: Init GUI-Editor... then compilation dies before it really starts. maybe something in the project file Framework.jba is missing, or maybe something is not in the right order anymore... don't really know. The Project file is rather huge because of the massive namespace-imports. regards OlimilO
Ant needs a build.xml You can find it on GoogleCode in the Jabaco-Framework-Sources here: http://code.google.com/p/jabacoframework…ework/build.xml the desired information can be found in this section here: Source code 1 2 3 4 5 6 <!-- compile the jabaco sourcefiles --> <echo>Compile the Jabaco sourcefiles to buildpath</echo> <exec executable = "${jabaco.dir}/Jabaco.exe"> <arg value = "-projectpath=${framework.dir}/src/VB/Framework.jba"/> <arg value = "-d=${build.dir}"/> </exec> when we extract t...
Quoted Automatic recompilation of Jabaco classes is not feasible for the time being. sorry, what are you talking about? Quoted A commandline version of the compiler is necessary Jabaco *is* already runnable by commandline. Quoted to integrate compilation in ant or make scripts the Jabaco-compiler at Google-Code does already run by an ant-script. But in my opinion it's simply not comfortable enough, to maintain the Jabaco-Framework in this manner *schauder* But OK, ... the situation is like a dr...
Hi A1880, Hi Faldegast you both mentioned the point, we really got to talk about since long ago! I totally agree with Faldegast: Quoted Also I stand in line for a stable commercial version. What we need is not more beta features, we need a stable version so we can go already here comes the Jabaco-Framework into play! Tha Jabaco Framework already is *the* huge Jabaco project that can only be maintained with the massive help of the Jabaco IDE. To stabilise and utilise the work with the Jabaco-proj...
Hi Biro, question, when do you call this code in Form? you only should do this in an eventhandler or method. the following should work if you have two buttons on the form: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Public Sub Command1_Click() If dlg1 = Nothing Then dlg1 = New Dialog1 End If dlg1.Show End Sub Public Sub Command2_Click() If dlg2 = Nothing Then dlg2 = New Dialog2 End If dlg2.Show End Sub but beware! If you do it this way, the dialog will only be initialised once. this could lead to p...
Hi A1880, Quoted Note the difference? Aahh, thanks a lot for testing around! Quoted Adding "Me." makes the call to refer to the instance method, it works ... that's why I always had the dim feeling that It was working already before... Quoted while leaving it out, you just call the class method. what do you mean when you say: class method? e.g. a class method in Delphi is a static method in C++ and a shared method in VB.net kind regards OlimilO
Hello, if I do this in Java: 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 public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { BaseClass B = new BaseClass(); B.Foo(); System.out.println(""); DrvdClass D = new DrvdClass(); D.Foo(); System.out.println(""); B = D; B.Foo(); System.out.println(""); } } class BaseClass { void Foo(){ System.out.println( "BaseClass -> Foo" ); FooOverridable(); } void FooOverridable(){ System.out.println( "BaseClass ->...
Hi, Yes, Jabaco has some problems with this VB-kind of code, let's have a look at every single detail: Jabaco does have the datatype Variant and it works pretty good even for Arrays! Datatype Variant with array inside and initialisation with function Array: (VB-Code) instead of Jabaco Source 1 Dim v(): v() = Array(1, 2, 3) (Jabaco-Code) just use Jabaco Source 1 Dim v() = (1, 2, 3) once initialised you can not redefine it again (like u could do in VB), because the initialisation and the definitio...
Hi @ll, it's all that easy Add a new Class and name it Toolbar. In Propertyeditor for the SuperClass select javax/swing/JToolBar and add the following Code to the ToolBar-Class: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Option Explicit Implements ActionListener Private Const PreferredBtnHeight As Integer = 26 Private Const PreferredBtnWidth As Integer = 26 Public Event ButtonClick(ActionCmd As String) Public Sub ToolBar Me.setVisible(True) Me.setLocation(0, 0) Me.set...
Hallo Peter, die UI sieht ja eigentlich ganz nett aus. ich würde mich nicht lange mit den Jabaco-Klassen VBToolBar und VBToolBarItem rumärgern, sondern stattdessen schauen wie die gemacht sind. VBToolBar und VBToolBarItem regeln einfach das Handling mit einer Form. VBToolBar ist ne abgeleitete Klassen von javax#swing#JToolBar VBToolBarItem ist ein Nachfahr von javax#swing#JButton mach einfach selber eine oder zwei Klasse die das Handling anstatt mit einer Form mit einem UserControl regelt. Gruß ...
@Nbarakat Yes ... that depends on your point of view. There is no explicit reason not to port your apps to any other programming language, and at the same time there is no special reason not to port your apps to Jabaco. With Jabaco you could have the benefit and the chance to learn most of the software technologies that the Java-Framework deals with, even without the need to learn a completely new language in the first place. regards OlimilO
Hi Nbarakat Quoted sub class ??? there is a certain windows-technologie called "subclassing" but compared to your problem it has nothing to do with it. Answer to your question: IF YOU HAD a namespace ADODB then you would use it in Jabaco like this: A) Jabaco Source 1 Dim rs As ADODB#Recordset ADODB here is called a namespace. A namespace is something like a basket where you group classes belonging together. But IF YOU HAD a library you could reference the library with menu Project->References an...
