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SteveG
Oct 29, 2009, 3:38:27 AM10/29/09
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I've started a new (not viral) open source site for RBScript at
http://code.google.com/p/rbscriptjottings/
Hopefully it could become a centre for the sharing of RBScript context
classes and useful scripts or snippets.
Please feel free to download the source from the SVN repository.
Currently it consists of a single project with a couple of mini-
projects inside it.
* One demonstrates a context that allows access to reading/setting
data in ListBoxes and ProgressBars but will later be extended for lots
more types of RectControl.
* The other mini-project showcases a Date class which does many of
the things we expect from a RB Date object.
The code has been minimally tested on Windows and Linux but not on any
Mac platform. I'm sure there will be some typos in the code.
The only problem I've found so far is that "Speak" does not work on
Linux.
I will be delighted if anyone has code or scripts to share in the
project.
Please email or PM me in the first instance about getting your code
added. I haven't quite decided exactly what checkin access any new
members will have to the repository.
I will be pleased with any suggestions for improving the project as
well but I don't promise to agree ;)
Snippets of script code such as class definitions are currently held
in constants mostly because it's a nice easy place to edit them.
I hope we will need later to have a separate scripts directory where
simple text files can be added.
The project currently uses EditFields.
If you wish to check in code, please do not resolve them to TextFields
and TextAreas as I'd like to leave them there for backward
compatibility until Cocoa comes out.
For those who are curious but uncomfortable with SVN, I have placed a
copy of the project at http://rb.sgarman.co.uk/rbscript/harness.rbp
I don't intend to keep that up-to-date on a regular basis so please do
not check in code from it.
http://code.google.com/p/rbscriptjottings/
Hopefully it could become a centre for the sharing of RBScript context
classes and useful scripts or snippets.
Please feel free to download the source from the SVN repository.
Currently it consists of a single project with a couple of mini-
projects inside it.
* One demonstrates a context that allows access to reading/setting
data in ListBoxes and ProgressBars but will later be extended for lots
more types of RectControl.
* The other mini-project showcases a Date class which does many of
the things we expect from a RB Date object.
The code has been minimally tested on Windows and Linux but not on any
Mac platform. I'm sure there will be some typos in the code.
The only problem I've found so far is that "Speak" does not work on
Linux.
I will be delighted if anyone has code or scripts to share in the
project.
Please email or PM me in the first instance about getting your code
added. I haven't quite decided exactly what checkin access any new
members will have to the repository.
I will be pleased with any suggestions for improving the project as
well but I don't promise to agree ;)
Snippets of script code such as class definitions are currently held
in constants mostly because it's a nice easy place to edit them.
I hope we will need later to have a separate scripts directory where
simple text files can be added.
The project currently uses EditFields.
If you wish to check in code, please do not resolve them to TextFields
and TextAreas as I'd like to leave them there for backward
compatibility until Cocoa comes out.
For those who are curious but uncomfortable with SVN, I have placed a
copy of the project at http://rb.sgarman.co.uk/rbscript/harness.rbp
I don't intend to keep that up-to-date on a regular basis so please do
not check in code from it.
SteveG
Nov 1, 2009, 2:10:31 AM11/1/09
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On Oct 29, 7:38 am, SteveG <steve.gar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've started a new (not viral) open source site for RBScript athttp://code.google.com/p/rbscriptjottings/
I've posted a bit more detail on where I am so far with this on my
> I've started a new (not viral) open source site for RBScript athttp://code.google.com/p/rbscriptjottings/
blog at
<http://rbjottings.blogspot.com/2009/10/rbscript-opensource-site.html>
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