Calculator - Printable Version

Calculator - Printable Version

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Calculator - SierraKen - 07-24-2022

Two years ago I made this calculator which has animated buttons using your mouse or keyboard. Today I decided to add the Copy and Paste buttons to it. Before you could click your number or do Ctrl-C to copy it in the clipboard but I never added a way to paste a clipboard number into your screen until today. Smile

You can copy from any program and paste it to the calculator, or copy from the calculator and paste it to itself. Tell me what you think, thanks.

(Code deleted with an update below.)

RE: Calculator - SierraKen - 07-24-2022

I added a 17 digit limit to the Paste, if it's beyond that the number will revert to 0.

RE: Calculator - Coolman - 07-25-2022

interesting. thank you for sharing this code. it would be necessary to enlarge the display fonts and there is a latency time when clicking.

RE: Calculator - OldMoses - 07-25-2022

I've been using your button beveling algorithm ever since you first posted the calculator. I just like that look.

RE: Calculator - James D Jarvis - 07-25-2022

(07-25-2022, 09:34 AM)Coolman Wrote: interesting. thank you for sharing this code. it would be necessary to enlarge the display fonts and there is a latency time when clicking.

change the delay in the press handling code and that stops being a problem.
It's "_delay .25" and the lag vanished on my system with "_delay .03"

RE: Calculator - bplus - 07-25-2022

This is probably causing problems too:

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    Do While _MouseInput

        mousex = _MouseX

        mousey = _MouseY

        mouseLeftButton = _MouseButton(1)

    Loop

The way to poll the mouse is
While _Mouseinput: Wend ' poll mouse

then

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        mousex = _MouseX

        mousey = _MouseY

        mouseLeftButton = _MouseButton(1)

RE: Calculator - Coolman - 07-25-2022

(07-25-2022, 01:05 PM)James D Jarvis Wrote:
(07-25-2022, 09:34 AM)Coolman Wrote: interesting. thank you for sharing this code. it would be necessary to enlarge the display fonts and there is a latency time when clicking.

change the delay in the press handling code and that stops being a problem.
It's "_delay .25" and the lag vanished on my system with "_delay .03"

indeed. thank you

RE: Calculator - SierraKen - 07-25-2022

Thanks for your input guys. I changed the font to Arial font size 18 and 14 for the Help Page. When I tried the _DELAY at .03 it often was doubling the number when I clicked a button, or tripling, or more. So I it seems to work fine with me at .2. I did what B+ said and changed the mouse commands and it seems to work a little bit better. B+, I've always gotten that mouse code from the Wiki pages. But I will try to use While/Wend instead, thanks. I also added some better code to keep the limit of digits from going off the screen.
Here is the update:

(Code deleted again, go to Page 2 for the update.)

RE: Calculator - Kernelpanic - 07-25-2022

The program is great and the graphics are excellent.
I see the point of such programs in that you learn a lot and that it's fun. You learn the most when you have fun.

I once wrote a program about financial mathematics in QuickC 2.5, it ran under MS-DOS in Win95. Later I realized parts of it in HTML. Since it was an intranet with IE as the browser, I could use VBScript. It was the better script language, unfortunately MS wasn't as violent as in other things. - Fucking javascript!

Unfortunately I couldn't use the Form-2-Controls (ActiveX) they looked as real as in the "Calculator". Good program!

I need now . . . what . . . Tongue

RE: Calculator - SierraKen - 07-25-2022

Thanks! Wow I never really got into C much myself, mostly always stuck with different variations of BASIC since the 80's. Although I did make many websites in html and a little bits of C, Visual Basic, etc.