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I have just posted on both my home site and my English site, the new version
of Prostart.Exe, version 2. It is a SDK style API code generator that builds
startup application skeletons using CreateWindowEx style main windows. It
has a later code design with better toolbar code and multi-pane status bar
code.
http://www.pbq.com.au/home/hutch/pbdll50.htm
http://www.hutch.ukshells.co.uk/pbdll50.htm
With a little practice, it is a 1 minute compiled user interface that has
toolbar code, status bar code, file dialog support, client sizing code for
any window or control that you may wish to place in the client area of the
main window and other code options so that you can produce the project
skeleton with the characteristics that you require.
For PowerBASIC programmers who have yet to make the leap into true API style
code, this code generator automates the hack API startup code so that you
can concentrate on application design rather than the dificulties of just
getting an application running.
For the experienced PowerBASIC programmer, it is a tool for prototyping,
testing code ideas without the hack work of getting a user interface going
and a basic skeleton for building applications in.
Code start at 8704 bytes and goes up to about 17k with all options. It will
only run with the PBDLL60 compiler so if you have been holding back with
your upgrade from PBDLL50, here is a good excuse to upgrade now.
It is simple to set up and is ready to run as soon as the tools paths are
set in the dialog box. All you need to do is create a directory for the new
project and set it as the target directory. You can interactively build
the skeleton and keep changing options until it has the characteristics
you require.
It is licenced as freeware (cannot be sold and is not for sale) and can be
used by any PowerBASIC programmer who can use it free of any charge
whatsoever.
Hope it is useful to you.
Regards,
[email protected]
of Prostart.Exe, version 2. It is a SDK style API code generator that builds
startup application skeletons using CreateWindowEx style main windows. It
has a later code design with better toolbar code and multi-pane status bar
code.
http://www.pbq.com.au/home/hutch/pbdll50.htm
http://www.hutch.ukshells.co.uk/pbdll50.htm
With a little practice, it is a 1 minute compiled user interface that has
toolbar code, status bar code, file dialog support, client sizing code for
any window or control that you may wish to place in the client area of the
main window and other code options so that you can produce the project
skeleton with the characteristics that you require.
For PowerBASIC programmers who have yet to make the leap into true API style
code, this code generator automates the hack API startup code so that you
can concentrate on application design rather than the dificulties of just
getting an application running.
For the experienced PowerBASIC programmer, it is a tool for prototyping,
testing code ideas without the hack work of getting a user interface going
and a basic skeleton for building applications in.
Code start at 8704 bytes and goes up to about 17k with all options. It will
only run with the PBDLL60 compiler so if you have been holding back with
your upgrade from PBDLL50, here is a good excuse to upgrade now.
It is simple to set up and is ready to run as soon as the tools paths are
set in the dialog box. All you need to do is create a directory for the new
project and set it as the target directory. You can interactively build
the skeleton and keep changing options until it has the characteristics
you require.
It is licenced as freeware (cannot be sold and is not for sale) and can be
used by any PowerBASIC programmer who can use it free of any charge
whatsoever.
Hope it is useful to you.
Regards,
[email protected]
Excellent Code!
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