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  • Steven Pringels 3
    Member
    • Sep 1998
    • 1670

    Property Grid control

    Hi,

    Does anyone know of a property grid control that can be used with Powerbasic. It should be just like the ones found in development enviroments, with +/- to expand / collapse sections etc... have dropdowns which could sotre userdata (Longs), checkboxes, Type in fields, color picker, font picker.

    Willing to pay for it of course but if it's free even better

    Cheers
    Steven
    So here we are, this is the end.
    But all that dies, is born again.
    - From The Ashes (In This Moment)
  • Brice Manuel
    Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 831

    #2
    I have been wondering this myself.

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    • Marc Giao
      Member
      • Jan 2003
      • 208

      #3
      Just what you need:

      Regards,
      Marc

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      • Brice Manuel
        Member
        • Aug 2009
        • 831

        #4
        Out of my price range, but VERY nice.

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        • Marc Giao
          Member
          • Jan 2003
          • 208

          #5
          Mine too but it really is good software and maybe Steven can use it.
          Regards,
          Marc

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          • Steven Pringels 3
            Member
            • Sep 1998
            • 1670

            #6
            Hi Marco,

            Nothing against it. It looks really decent but I want to have a property grid that looks exactly like the Visual Basic iDE property grid. I know, I'm picky
            So here we are, this is the end.
            But all that dies, is born again.
            - From The Ashes (In This Moment)

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            • Edwin Knoppert
              Member
              • Jun 2000
              • 8848

              #7
              To be never finished

              uvdtest

              (Add control to form populate the propertybox)
              hellobasic

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              • Marc Giao
                Member
                • Jan 2003
                • 208

                #8
                Hi Steven,

                I don't know about Marco but I understand and even encourage picky
                Regards,
                Marc

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                • Brice Manuel
                  Member
                  • Aug 2009
                  • 831

                  #9
                  I don't know about Marco but I understand and even encourage picky
                  I am sure Marco would agree. He's a pretty good guy

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                  • Steven Pringels 3
                    Member
                    • Sep 1998
                    • 1670

                    #10
                    hey Marc,

                    Sorry... of course I ment to address my last post to you Trick of the eyes I think, I saw your firstname and the last letter of your lastname... concatenated it without thinking ...

                    Cheers
                    Steven
                    So here we are, this is the end.
                    But all that dies, is born again.
                    - From The Ashes (In This Moment)

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                    • Michael Mattias
                      Member
                      • Aug 1998
                      • 43447

                      #11
                      >Ot of my price range, but VERY nice.

                      Where have you looked?

                      If that kind of control is available in a DLL format from ANYONE for ANY LANGUAGE product, you should be able to use it in your PB programs, with either DDT or SDK style coding.

                      The beauty of the Dynamic Link Library strikes again!
                      Michael Mattias
                      Tal Systems (retired)
                      Port Washington WI USA
                      [email protected]
                      http://www.talsystems.com

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                      • Michael Mattias
                        Member
                        • Aug 1998
                        • 43447

                        #12
                        Well, someone has to ask...

                        Can you use the actual Visual Basic control? I mean, does it have a classname and some documented notification codes (which in VB trigger 'events')???

                        I have no clue if this would be a possible or even legal use, but surely it's worth looking into...?????
                        Michael Mattias
                        Tal Systems (retired)
                        Port Washington WI USA
                        [email protected]
                        http://www.talsystems.com

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                        • Edwin Knoppert
                          Member
                          • Jun 2000
                          • 8848

                          #13
                          In .NET there is such a control.
                          hellobasic

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                          • Brice Manuel
                            Member
                            • Aug 2009
                            • 831

                            #14
                            Where have you looked?
                            I have been looking several places, but I am a bit picky. I need to be able to add my custom "directional" control, and many property controls do not allow much tweaking.

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                            • Eros Olmi
                              Member
                              • Oct 2001
                              • 1896

                              #15
                              Here it is what you need: free PB source code PropertyList control from Chris Holbrook generosity:

                              PowerBASIC and related source code. Please do not post questions or discussions, just source code.


                              Easy to be used and changed.

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                              • Eros Olmi
                                Member
                                • Oct 2001
                                • 1896

                                #16


                                Here few preview on how I use it in thinBasic scripts.

                                Maybe not exactly the same as standard Visual Studio one but if no other PropertyList is available, this can be a valid surrogate.

                                This PropertiLyst supports the following items: numbers, strings, fonts, files, colors, combobox, readonly properties.
                                Attached Files

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                                • Chris Holbrook
                                  Member
                                  • Aug 2005
                                  • 7118

                                  #17
                                  New version Dec 2009

                                  I have to park this for the moment although there is masses still to do to it, hope someone finds it useful, please advise any problems...
                                  PowerBASIC and related source code. Please do not post questions or discussions, just source code.

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