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Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 7:48 pm
by srod
REMOVED.
Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 8:47 pm
by garretthylltun
srod, ok, didn't know if that's what you intended or now, but it is, so all is well

Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:33 am
by Tomi
very Thanksful
It's download now from new link.
wow, your listicon is very cool, thanks for share it.
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:36 am
by srod
Tomi wrote:very Thanksful
It's download now from new link.
wow, your listicon is very cool, thanks for share it.
You're welcome.
Tell me has your internet cache sorted itself out yet? If you try and access the Nexus licence from the nxSoftware site you should get a missing page error.
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:26 pm
by Tomi
try by now
www.nxsoftware.com/zyxNexus.zip
Ok, when am disconnect make error
when am connected make go to your webpage
i attach there:
http://rapidshare.com/files/151102303/Desktop.rar.html
i think letter "x" in your sitename be inducement it!
becouse it is indicator "sex"!
in my contry is very powerful filtering for this sites
however your site is sexy really !
i use Phproxy but result is false
i take confused
sorry for my english,if need you to many Comment, i will say to you.
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:34 pm
by srod
No I think you misunderstand and to be honest I think you have misuderstood this all along.
The link
www.nxsoftware.com/zyxNexus.zip is INVALID and always has been. It is not a valid link and I included it by mistake in the Nexus licence agreement! It is this licence agreement which needed downloading again (because I corrected the links which it contains) NOT
www.nxsoftware.com/zyxNexus.zip !!!
All I need to know is if the link
www.purecoder.net/NexusLicence.txt
leads to a text file or 'The page cannot be found!'. It should be the latter.
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 1:09 pm
by Tomi
OOOOOOh, then mean that i was on the fly in all of this times!
i tryed more than 50Use
http://www.nxsoftware.com/zyxNexus.zip!!!
whereas it was dummy link.
you have the rigth, i dont understand some of your illustrate.
my english is the low.
Thanksful srod
www.purecoder.net/NexusLicence.txt is false!
Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 1:15 pm
by srod
Ah you great dummy!
Good - I can now reinstate the file!

Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 11:22 am
by srod
22/10/2008.
nxPropertyBox controls.
A couple of bugs fixed in both the Purebasic 4.2 and 4.3 versions.
The version for Purebasic 4.3 (32-bit) has been updated with the addition of a new type of item, namely :
#nxPropertyBox_CustomTextDialog.
These items display a selector button and when clicked a notification is sent to the developer's callback function. The intention is that the callback will then display a custom dialog for the user to enter text etc. and then for the callback to use nx_SetGadgetItemText() to change the underlying text in the property box control. Along with the notification is sent a RECT structure containing the bounds of the cell in question (in screen coordinates) so that a dialog can be positioned very precisely (if appropriate).
The nxPropertyBox demo shows how to use these new kinds of items.
I have not updated the version for Purebasic 4.2 as I will no longer be supporting this version when PB 4.3 final is released.

Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 7:01 pm
by srod
6/11/2008.
nxExplorerBar controls.
A major bug fixed in both the Purebasic 4.2 and 4.3 versions whereby a collapsed group would still register some menu-item clicks which had been hidden because of the collapse etc.

Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:50 pm
by Lazarus404
Do these controls work in Linux / Mac OS's?
Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 3:01 pm
by srod
Lazarus404 wrote:Do these controls work in Linux / Mac OS's?
Do they heckers like!
nxSoftware site wrote:Nexus is a collection of custom gadgets (controls) for use in Purebasic applications for Windows and represents a 'gadget framework' into which additional gadgets can readily be added.
Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 12:46 pm
by srod
nxImageArray controls.
Updated the version of this control in the Purebasic 4.3 version (the version of Nexus for PB 4.2 is no longer supported).
Basically the internal paint handler has been completely rewritten and is now far far faster and smoother. This was done in order to refine the blended selection of items which is now far more refined and aesthetically pleasing.
On top of this, for those nxImageArray controls using a selection border for selected items (rather than a blended form of selection) you can now customise the selection rectangle which has been added to satisfy an application I am working on. It is very effective though!

Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:46 am
by matty47
If I may ask - how goes the nxreport library. THe website says beta should be available mid November (hope). Have you determined a price for this yet.
Thanks
Matthew
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 12:11 pm
by srod
matty47 wrote:If I may ask - how goes the nxreport library. THe website says beta should be available mid November (hope). Have you determined a price for this yet.
Thanks
Matthew
Version 1 (alpha version) of nxReport is finished and is with the testers at the moment. I have begun work on the online documentation, but considering the size and complexity of nxReport, this will take some time.
As for prices; well one price gets nxReport + the accompanying visual designer (when ready). I will probably make it commercially available very soon, certainly before the documentation is complete and the initial price will be discounted to reflect this and the fact that I haven't even started work on the visual report designer yet.
As for the licence... I am undecided and torn between a 'updates for life' kind of deal and one in which updates are only available for a year or so. I am considering the latter for two reasons; one, nxReport has taken a hell of a lot of work and two, planned updates will also take a hell of a lot of work. Visual designer aside, there is a full scripting engine planned to give nxReport a facility for adding 'code modules' to reports in much the same way that you can with MS Access etc. At present the expression engine is so encompasssing that you can actually 'simulate' basic macros without jumping to user-defined functions (which can be coded in PB). These 'macros' give a lot of flexibility, but are still not a replacement for full code modules. User defined functions can add a lot of power but these are of course external to the underlying reports which is another good reason for wanting code modules.
I honestly cannot make my mind up as to the licence terms (or the price) right now and will seek the advice of those testing nxReport as they all have far more experience than I with such things.
Perhaps even a compromise; two prices! One for full updates for life and another for 12 months access to updates (to begin after completion of the visual designer of course).
Whatever happens, will happen very soon now!
Thanks for the interest. I may post a demo exe sometime today for people to take a look at.