hpwPdScript plugin (PascalDelphi)
Quote from fkapnist on December 10, 2018, 4:47 amhpwPdsGetScriptForm
hpwPdsGetScriptResult
hpwPdsGetScriptResultEx
I have a simple PdScript of one button that creates the variable "greeting1" and sets its string value to "hello world."
How do I get the value of greeting1 into VisualNEO and display it in an alert-box? I tried all of the above actions but no luck yet.
Can anyone help? Thanks...
hpwPdsGetScriptForm
hpwPdsGetScriptResult
hpwPdsGetScriptResultEx
I have a simple PdScript of one button that creates the variable "greeting1" and sets its string value to "hello world."
How do I get the value of greeting1 into VisualNEO and display it in an alert-box? I tried all of the above actions but no luck yet.
Can anyone help? Thanks...
Quote from HPW on December 10, 2018, 6:19 pmHello,
Did you have a look at page 2 or 3 of the demo?
That Sample Show the use of nbsetvar, nbgetvar and nbplayaction from pdscript.
Regards
Hello,
Did you have a look at page 2 or 3 of the demo?
That Sample Show the use of nbsetvar, nbgetvar and nbplayaction from pdscript.
Regards
Quote from fkapnist on December 10, 2018, 9:17 pmScriptForm seems to work but the other two give me an error message. Is that part of the demo? How does the LISP code tie into the demo?...
what dll are we supposed to have here?
function pdhpwGetVar(GetVari,GetValue : PChar): BOOLEAN; external hpwGetVar@C:\Program Files (x86)\NeoBook 5\PlugIns\hpwPdScript\hpwPdScript.nbp stdcall
[Error] (5:1) : Invalid External
ScriptForm seems to work but the other two give me an error message. Is that part of the demo? How does the LISP code tie into the demo?...
what dll are we supposed to have here?
function pdhpwGetVar(GetVari,GetValue : PChar): BOOLEAN; external hpwGetVar@C:\Program Files (x86)\NeoBook 5\PlugIns\hpwPdScript\hpwPdScript.nbp stdcall
[Error] (5:1) : Invalid External
Quote from fkapnist on December 10, 2018, 11:31 pmOK.... I removed the plugin and re-installed again. I found that if I installed in the Programs x86 folder the demo does not work because of read-only restrictions. When I installed it in a normal folder it worked nicely... thanks
OK.... I removed the plugin and re-installed again. I found that if I installed in the Programs x86 folder the demo does not work because of read-only restrictions. When I installed it in a normal folder it worked nicely... thanks
Quote from HPW on December 11, 2018, 7:42 amHello,
The Lisp demo is only for interested users. You can even use Pdscript itself with embedded newlisp.
The Pdscript Comes with Demos for it.
For neobook you do not Need it. Only the pdscript dll is needed.
Nice that it worked for you now. We have to live with MS restrictions.
Regards
Hello,
The Lisp demo is only for interested users. You can even use Pdscript itself with embedded newlisp.
The Pdscript Comes with Demos for it.
For neobook you do not Need it. Only the pdscript dll is needed.
Nice that it worked for you now. We have to live with MS restrictions.
Regards
Quote from fkapnist on December 11, 2018, 7:02 pmThis Pascal-Delphi PdScript plugin is a good way to include UTF-8 foreign language characters like Greek Unicode into VisualNeo Windows apps....
Another way is to use HTML unicode in the WebBrowser object.
This Pascal-Delphi PdScript plugin is a good way to include UTF-8 foreign language characters like Greek Unicode into VisualNeo Windows apps....
Another way is to use HTML unicode in the WebBrowser object.
Quote from HPW on December 12, 2018, 6:11 pmHello,
I agree that pdScript is a great tool. But it faces the same Problem as neobook/VisualNeo. Great Tools but not so popular and mainstream. Secret weapons for developer who give small businesses a chance.
PdScript offer true dynamic GUI Scripting from text-streams.
As alwyas, uwe the right tool to get the job done!
Regards
Hans-Peter
Hello,
I agree that pdScript is a great tool. But it faces the same Problem as neobook/VisualNeo. Great Tools but not so popular and mainstream. Secret weapons for developer who give small businesses a chance.
PdScript offer true dynamic GUI Scripting from text-streams.
As alwyas, uwe the right tool to get the job done!
Regards
Hans-Peter