Bacon3G - Gators Gui Guide (for HUG)
Aug 28, 2011 22:01:17 GMT 1
Post by GatorDog on Aug 28, 2011 22:01:17 GMT 1
This is an app that has references for things that I keep looking up. Mainly the syntax
for HUG widgets, methods, tables, etc. Also finding that I go back to previous
programs to cut and paste, I include a memo page that I can save pieces of code
or other info on. There is a button to save the memo page. Then the page will be
loaded back in the next time Bacon3G is run. I didn't autosave the page because I
might want to temporarily modify something and then simply loose the changes.
There is a "Web Lookup" button that mostly goes back to Peters hug documentation.
Read the notes at the top of the source code for more details. The program
itself does not require web access unless you decide to look something up beyond
the information supplied.
The first "CONST" statement in the program sets the browser you want to use.
I'm using Puppy Linux, so I have it set to > CONST Browser_cmd$ = "defaultbrowser"
which will use whatever the default broswer is set to. You should change it accordingly.
Remember this, if your browser is open in a different workspace than the one you're
working in, check there before multi-clicking the "Web Lookup" button.
Rod
for HUG widgets, methods, tables, etc. Also finding that I go back to previous
programs to cut and paste, I include a memo page that I can save pieces of code
or other info on. There is a button to save the memo page. Then the page will be
loaded back in the next time Bacon3G is run. I didn't autosave the page because I
might want to temporarily modify something and then simply loose the changes.
There is a "Web Lookup" button that mostly goes back to Peters hug documentation.
Read the notes at the top of the source code for more details. The program
itself does not require web access unless you decide to look something up beyond
the information supplied.
The first "CONST" statement in the program sets the browser you want to use.
I'm using Puppy Linux, so I have it set to > CONST Browser_cmd$ = "defaultbrowser"
which will use whatever the default broswer is set to. You should change it accordingly.
Remember this, if your browser is open in a different workspace than the one you're
working in, check there before multi-clicking the "Web Lookup" button.
Rod
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