RAD TOOL DEMO

[alexfish]

@ Joe

can get single column gridview working no problem , I was working on multiple columns in one GRIDVIEW

Now got it sorted , will post code later after a clean-up at my end , then perhaps you could apply your magic to the rest of it , have seen your Gridview in the Tuts and tips , nice work.

BR

Alex

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[alexfish]

update to Jvap 4-9-1 : Tab Notebook

now as screen-shot above

Regards

Alex

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[alexfish]

Update on progress RE Notebook

This one was curious to solve , the diff between the x and y offsets , widget placement appear to diff to relative coordinates , so have been trying to resolve the diff. and have made the necessary adjustments in the code

best explained by the screen-shot

tab y relative 0 appears to + 3 , assuming this is to allow for the selected tab. the x , assuming , just assuming the widget is give an offset in the x

will be one more update to 4-9-1 , when the text placement is complete

BR

Alex

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[alexfish]

Have been playing around with the filters and gradients to
simulate a button.

Looks good but the rendering goes as fast as Half dead Snail

but there again this one uses full monty gradient and light/filter so contending with three types, should ok for Gtk/Graphical Apps or pure Graphical
if wanting designer widgets via the Event Image ,
in the rad tool , rendering one filter is not bad , depending on the filter.

Sample code for the fillter:
 <defs>
   <linearGradient id="button_surface" gradientUnits="objectBoundingBox"
     x1="1" x2="1" y1="0" y2="1">
     <stop stop-color="#EDECEB" offset="0"/>
     <stop stop-color="#A19E95" offset="0.67"/>
   </linearGradient>    <!-- vitual lighting effect -->
   <filter id="virtual_light" filterUnits="objectBoundingBox"
     x="-0.1" y="-0.1" width="1.2" height="1.2">
     <feGaussianBlur in="SourceAlpha" stdDeviation="1" result="alpha_blur"/>
     <feSpecularLighting in="alpha_blur" surfaceScale="5" specularConstant="1"
       specularExponent="15" lighting-color="#FFFFFF" result="spec_light">
       <fePointLight x="75" y="-400" z="250"/>
     </feSpecularLighting>
     <feComposite in="SourceGraphic" in2="spec_light" operator="out"/>
   </filter>
 </defs>



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[alexfish]

Managed to get the button effect working with minimal effect on the speed as Jvap stands now

so will be trying out in the update of 0.4.9.1, just doing final adjustments to the

tabs in the notebook.

Regards

Alex

[Pjot]

Thanks for all this work, Alex - it becomes AlexRAD at its full right.

Regards
Peter

[alexfish]

Not sure if the "at" is meant to be an "in"

yet there again 2 votes to one suppose yours and Vovchick's win the day but

Can only say, I have leant a great deal about Bacon as a modern day Basic to C converter

and how flexible this one is . previous to this in early years I only knew basic + assembly

then in Linux terms programmed in tcl + python , the latter did not care for.

for a while had looked at options for a decent Basic for Linux , stumbled upon this one,

Woo , is this for real , apparently it is.

It is amazing how Basic words comeback to memory

maybe one day may see BaCon with an in-line assembler , that would be ,Bell's and Whistle.

Think the Younger generation could learn a lot from BaCon HUG.

Thanks and Regards

Alex

[vovchik]

Dear Alex,

I am looking forward to the update....I like the gradient effect.

With kind regards,
vovchik

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Think the Younger generation could learn a lot from BaCon HUG.

I agree that BaCon would be a great language to use to introduce programming. I hope open source takes hold in the education system and becomes a contributor to the effort.

BaCon is a Basic to C translator and HUG is a Gtk wrapper. One must be careful not to follow the mistakes of Microsoft and build layer after layer without any regards to the original intent.

The concept of open source is to build from the best of the best sharing talent and resources among projects.

[vovchik]

Dear jrs and others,

I made Austria's first inet in 1990 with CERN. From IAEA, and we had proper channels to do this. I kind of know the 7 layers of protocol. I think we should just try to do good things for people. Peter is doing that, too. I am old now.

With kind regards,
vovchik

[alexfish]

Added another 7 to keep U happy

Update : Due Sunday
finalising Tabs + debug

Regards

Alex

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Great job Alex!

I would like to apologize if my introduction of IUP to BaCon seemed like I was trying to replace HUG. My goal with IUP was to find some common ground among open source Basic projects (scripting languages, interpreters, translators and compilers) to ease the cross platform migration of Basic code. I think James has done a great job with both C and C++ support for BCX. Charles is getting close to emitting C from his JIT compiler project as well. Exciting times for 2013.

[alexfish]

Rad-demo 0.4.9.5

Update package , depends on installed 0.4.9.1 , see previous + notes on installing

Int: #url link to defs , lighting + filters , focus on notebook tabs , grid

this type of focus been introduced instead of a sizer, I like things to be simple.
will implement to all widgets by release 0.5.*

Note: Init files are different from previous versions , so not compatable with previous projects.

Recommend deleting or saving previous projects in different directory

the executable from now on will be called alexrad , so can still use previous version

do not edit the SVG int file in the root folder , it is hardlinked,

cd to the /radtool/usr/share/jvap folder

From the ROOT terminal

./install.sh

EXIT the root terminal

call from the USER terminal "alexrad"

Have fun

Regards

Alex

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[alexfish]

@ JRS

Thanks , I also apologise for my comments , suppose we both learned a lesson.

Hope the IUP Thread gets reopened. Then possible remove the ugly.

Regards

Alex