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Lionheart008
15-03-2012, 15:05
hello all :)
yesterday evening I found several old powerbasic examples and complete this to a simple "funDialox" module for testing. I couldn't sleep as my young daughter couldn't sleep this night. I've installed thinbasic 1.8.9.0. for testing this module.
the fundialox works like an ui dialog. in syntax you can see what's possible (buttons, textbox, listview, label, dialog with colors). perhaps anybody can give feedback if this fundialox module is working correct and working with win 7 (I am still using xp window).
all you need you will find in zip folder. have fun with it :) now I can understand what a big job this must be to write a whole interpreter / compiler. I have some great respect of those guys!
best regards, frank
Hi Frank
i have tried your example on windows 7 wich i use very rarely just for testing. and yes it works and its events as should be like in windows xp. my system is 32 bit.
so you want to make fatBasic versus ThinBasic, we may see it someday here http://basic.mindteq.com/index.php i suggest a name sportyBasic, or as i know you like the graphics i suggest this name { GraphicaBasica } , it inherits the glory of the oldest MS Basica language, and the colorful graphical world.
Lionheart008
16-03-2012, 11:24
thank you zak for testing :) it was just an eample and understanding how such a dialog works with parsing and making buttons, textbox, labels and listbox (that was much more work to do!). I haven't a special name in my mind (perhaps "funBasicz"), but I will ask again in some weeks or month. "sportyBasic" isn't bad as "graphicaBasic", pretty nice names! perhaps it's possible to make a stand-alone-version of it, I don't know yet. the graphical things I prefer, that's right and interesting for me for the future. But what I will do further with this fundialox I don't know. I wasn't programming last month a lot with thinbasic, but it's a great interpreter, that's a fact!
question: do you see the syntax with blue colored commands in your dialog?
nice week, best regards, frank
No , your own keywords are not colored whether in xp or win7 http://s18.postimage.org/sh1auhce1/fundialox.jpg,
we must overwrite the original thinBasic_Keywords.ini in folder "C:\thinBasic\thinAir\Syntax\thinBasic" or write your own keywords in the file thinBasic_Keywords_Usr.ini which are located in the same directory and it will be colored. seems to me Eros forgot nothing, i have noticed this file just now.
Lionheart008
07-04-2012, 10:21
last night I added new features in my Fundialox module. It's now possible to load Images (png, bm, jpg..) using gdiplus include files. that was a hard work to collect all necessary files for it!
all example you will find in zip folder: images, thinbasic examples, fundialox.dll.
for zak: there is also a description how to use this new syntax :)
I would be glad if there are some users here for testing the new features.
I have had two years ago experiments with "tb_graphx module". now I know where I did some mistakes in parsing and the setup of gdiplus include files to convert to a separately module ;)
' - Empty GUI script created on 04-06-2012 09:14:22 by lionheart008 (frank brübach)
' - a) dialog units and b) pixel dialog and c) true! gdiplus image loading
Module "Fundialox"
Begin Const
%myPics = 1
%myPics2
End Const
Dim hdlg As Long, hdc As Long
'------------------------------- // pixel dialog !
' here: load by using gdiplus files various image files like JPG, PNG format
IMGDL(0, "myTestDialog for ImageLoading: Swan_PNG + EasterTree_JPG",100,100,770,460) 'pixel dialog
GRAFX(%mypics,"", 0,0, 750, 450) 'load place where to load the image
grafxcol(RGB(0,0,0),RGB(0,0,200)) 'background color of pixel dialog
myPic("osterbaum1.jpg", hdc, 10,10) 'you can load several images in one scene!
myPic("schwan1.png", hdc, 400,120)
modalix(1)
best regards, happy easter days and better wheather here for germany, servus, Frank
thats small and easy to use, it should be added to the user experimental modules, i can't find it. i suggest to add the ability to maintain the pictures proportions with the form if we click expand icon , as an example the official thinbasic example C:\thinBasic\SampleScripts\GDIp\GDIp_BackImage.tbasic has this feature.
is the easter eggs tree picture is the Germany easter 10000 eggs tree ?
youtube.com/watch?v=vxMGQnS4Ao4
PS: i have found user experimental modules Forum:
http://www.thinbasic.com/community/forumdisplay.php?286-Experimental-modules-or-library-interface
thanks lionheart for this interesting, very short and great gdiplus module ! I have tested fundialox without any problems last days. good job and idea. I am sure it was not easy convert all gdiplus files for thinbasic, isn't it? cheerios, floyd
Lionheart008
11-05-2012, 11:04
a) I have particular question about module correspondence between (for example) freebasic written and powerbasic written language.
It is possible that two different modul "Mr. A" (powerbasic compiled) and "Mr. B" (freebasic compiled) can know each other and work together?
Mr. A does the graphical work and Mr. B does the console work. I suppose they don't know each other and they cannot talk together in same language because of different DLL's and language structure, I am right or wrong?
b) thanks floyd for your feedback, to include gdiplus the time took nearly about 2,5 hours to implement in fundialox module :)
regards, frank
Michael Clease
11-05-2012, 17:08
Do you mean you create a dll in FB and another in PB and use then call them from another executable then the answer is yes.
Remember FB doesn't handle strings the same way as PB if my memory is correct.
Regards
Mike C.
Lionheart008
12-05-2012, 09:12
Remember FB doesn't handle strings the same way as PB if my memory is correct.
thanks michael for feedback.I can remember these problem zones to my old "liongfx" module too and all the examples. but there were other problems I must detect last days that there were problems between dimension types udt "types ... end types" between powerbasic and freebasic. I will check what's going on there. nice week-end, best regards, frank