OpenEuphoria

Re: Standard toolkit

• Posted by Al Getz <Xaxo at aol.com> Jul 02, 2005
• 569 views

Jason Gade wrote:
> 
> Can anyone tell me what (non-RDS) library files besides Win32Lib that they use
> regularly
> in their projects?  I'm mostly asking about utility functions, not graphics
> libraries
> and such.  Stuff like print.e, sprint.e, tk_*.e, etc.  Include your own
> libraries that
> you may not have released to the archive.
> 
> Some other questions:
> 
> * If this library is in the archive and you're a registered user, have you
> voted microbucks
> for it?
> 
> * If this library is not in the archive, why not?
> 
> =====================================
> Too many freaks, not enough circuses.
> 
> j.
> 

Hi there Jason,


There's also the "WinClass" C++ style library, which is easier to
modify than some of the big single file libraries.  It's also 
organized better in a class hierarchical order, does COM/Ole 
(has interfaces already too), and already has many custom classes.
The COM structure is the simplest found anywhere on the web i believe.

The version right now in the archive is the older version.
The new version, complete with almost every Windows class there is,
is due out around the middle of next week.  The new classes round out
the library quite nicely:

Treeview, Listview, Scrollbars, Trackbars, Rebar, Updown, TabControl,
PropertySheet, Toolbars, Calendar, AppointmentBook, Progressbars,
Marquee, as well as "Long Operation" support which is multi thread-like.

Unlike Microsoft's standard Marquee Control, the WinClass Marquee Control
works on all systems Win95,98, etc., not just XP, and of course can
be geared with it's own thread-like operation.

The PropertySheet Control is easy to use too...almost like creating
a window with child windows.


Take care,
Al

And, good luck with your Euphoria programming!

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