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Post by Zach »

I found this on a random Google hunt.

The Ultimate Grid Home Page

Its free, so if anyone is interested or has a specific need for grid controls, maybe they can compile a DLL out of it, and then write a wrapper for PB or something.

There is also this source code release from the same people
The Ultimate Toolbox Home Page
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Good find!!
Best wishes to the PB community. Thank you for the memories. ♥️
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What exactly is this usefull for ? I don't think i read that right... that's a highly advanced grid library or ... >.>.
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And keep srod's fine Grid Controls package in mind.

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I plan on buying his Grid Controls package in the future (mostly for the tBox) but I just thought I would share this for those more resourceful than I.
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Hi, I use VB6 for my existing product line which I am porting to Real Basic so that I can pick up Mac support. I've been looking at PureBasic the last week or so, and have one (huge) question, how are grid controls handled on the Mac? One thing I really like about Real Basic (despite its other shortcomings) is the way that the Einhugur Grid plugin, just works on both Windows and Mac OS X, with very little compiler specific code usign #If BuildTarget Then.... Almost of the code just works on both systems.

PureBasic appears to be faster, but are there are a lot of limitations imposed on cross-platform development? Say what you will about RealBasic (Price, speed, size of executable), it does do the cross-platform thing pretty well.

So what are my choices in Grids with PureBasic? On WIndows it appears to be the EsGrid. Is there soem grids that are cross-platform?

Thanks for any advice.
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Hi Polo, thanks for the reply. Is this something that is available to others?
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IdeasVacuum wrote:Polo's Download
No longer available, pity. :(
PureBasic! Purely the best 8)
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pate wrote:Hi Polo, thanks for the reply. Is this something that is available to others?
At the moment as I still consider it beta I only sell a source code licence.
It's very stable though as I've done something like 25 updates with my beta user over the last 4 months :)
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How much and what's the possibility of a compiled ready-to-go-version?

Is there a pro version of a grid control like that found in Delphi, Visual Basic, etc?

I've seen the other grid control for sale and am not impressed, however, grid control
is something I will be using for clients, so I need a good one. The one on this page
looks much better.

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For my GridGadget as I still haven't decided any other way to sell it, it's a source code licence, Windows/Mac/Linux.
It's heavily used in my Form Designer project: http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 14&t=50737
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Gaetan,
you are really a master at this; your texteditgadget is super (and superior to anything else), your gridgadget looks amazing and your form designer makes my mouth water.
I know you are a perfectionist, but you really must start sharing this with the world. Whatever you release (almost) at whatever price (almost) I am will be a returning customer.
I just hope you get these three (and more) things out to the user base; commercial or non commercial doesn't matter - but these masterpieces do no good just sitting as sourcefiles in your harddrive - they need to be used by the community and the world.
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You make me blush :oops:

Once I release the Form Designer (free of charge by the way!), I'll try to release properly my two gadgets ;)
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