- Easy To Use Interface
- Design Complex Professional Forms Quickly
- Group Gadgets for Fast Moving, Sizing, Hiding, etc.
- Copy & Paste Gadgets from Clipboard
- Easily Adjustable Tabbing Order
- "Hot Keys" for Quick Gadget Manipulation
- Load/Save Full Work Projects
- Edit Multiple Forms in a Single Project
- Save Individual Forms to New Project
- Merge Individual Forms or Complete Projects
- Auto Include Images in Compiled EXE
- Create Dynamically Resizing Forms
- Exports Project as "Easy To Use" PureBasic Source Code
- Select Windows or Linux Compliant Code
- Exports Full Project or Selected Forms Only
- Exports Multi Language Support File
- Free Online Language Translation Service for PureVision Language Files
- Includes PureTrans - Multi Language File Manager
- Supports PureBasic v3.80 Gadgets
- Supports PureBasic v3.80 Gadget Flags
- Allows for Additional (non PB) Flags
- Features Additional Windows API Gadgets
- No Limit to Number of Forms in a Project
- Number of Gadgets per Form is Unlimited
- Work Form Looks & Responds as it will in Your Final Applicatio (WYSIWYG Interface)
Last edited by Paul on Sat Nov 29, 2003 4:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I watched your ResizeDemo.wmv file and it looks as though you're using
the mouse to create your forms with PureVision, so I downloaded v1.53
but it seems to still use keys only? What's going on?
Also, is there a way to preview the output of an exported form with
PureVision for non-registered users (like me) ? I'd like to see how it
generates code these days. Maybe in a messagebox or something for
non-registered users?
If you hold down the right mouse button the gadget will either move or resize, depending on the 'move / resize' toggle button at the bottom left of your screen.
PureVision creates three PB files.
1 - Constants and structures
2 - Window building procedures
3 - Main file handles Windows callback procedure and the message loop
As for written code... I'm no expert, but it appears to be as clean a method as possible.
> If you hold down the right mouse button the gadget will either move or
> resize, depending on the 'move / resize' toggle button at the bottom left
> of your screen.
Thanks blueb... I wonder why the left mouse button wasn't used... I can
only assume Paul had a good reason.