Dialogue Resource in a DLL

dear Lance

I have PB/DLL 6.0

What I want to make is the following thing:

To create a graph of speed X time, using PB/DLL and the result
of the coordinated XY to show in an external window to the VB.
The "parameters" that I want to change, in fact are "properties",
in the case, to change the one limits of speed of 100Km/h
for 90Km/h, and when I change this property the graph it is
regenerated automatically.

certainly thank you

Amauri

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[Lance Edmonds]

Do you have PB/DLL already, or is this a pre-sales question?

The answer is Yes, it can be done. You can either use dialogs loaded from an embedded resource file in the DLL, or by dynamically creating a dialog using DDT. It's nothing more than using standard GUI programming techniques.

Can you be a bit more specific about the "parameters" you want to change from VB? if you could be more specirfic, we could probably offer more specific advice.



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Lance
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Bernard and Jules

The Dialogues Resources are:
In language C, one believes several resources with RESOURCE WORKSHOP,
and can call them in from the DLL in VB,
they are something like that as you have forms inside the DLL,
and when you call it, the form appears with all its property
and functions.

Amauri

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[Jules Marchildon]

Bern;

My guess, he wants to call an "options" dialog that is in a DLL. The
dialog is not the resource, but the dialog template is. Unless of
course it is a run-time PB DDT dialog that was created in memory.

Regards,
Jules

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[Bern Ertl]

Huh? What is an I Dialog Resource?

Are you asking how to create a DLL with PB/DLL to be called from VB?

Please explain...



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Bernard Ertl

Gentlemen

I need to put an I Dialogue Resource in a dll and later on to make some changes of parameters in VB.

thank you for their help.


Amauri

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