06-11-2022, 09:38 AM
You will be pleased to know InForm is compatible with QB64 Phoenix Edition.
Although no longer maintained by Fellippe, it is worth downloading and having a play.
Download using this link: https://github.com/FellippeHeitor/InForm...s/v1.3.zip
Wiki InForm reference : https://github.com/FellippeHeitor/InForm/wiki
Install (Instructions for Windows only):
1) Extract file v1.3.zip to any folder.
2) Copy the entire contents of this folder to your qb64 folder.
InForm is a Rapid Application Development tool for QB64. It allows you to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for your applications.
InForm Designer's interface consists of a toolbox with all the controls you can add to your form, a list of properties that are dynamically updated according to the currently selected control and a color mixer, which you use to send color data to the preview.
The preview is loaded side-by-side with the editor and allows you to see in real time how your form is going to look after being compiled.
The following controls are implemented:
MenuBar
ContextMenu
Button
Label
Textbox
Numeric Textbox
Checkbox
Radio button
ListBox
Dropdown list
Track bar/Slider
Progress bar
Picture box
Frame
Toggle switch
The above is provided to get new QB64 Phoenix users up and running with a GUI interface.
Is this video worth a look?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=437GhtLsND4
Although no longer maintained by Fellippe, it is worth downloading and having a play.
Download using this link: https://github.com/FellippeHeitor/InForm...s/v1.3.zip
Wiki InForm reference : https://github.com/FellippeHeitor/InForm/wiki
Install (Instructions for Windows only):
1) Extract file v1.3.zip to any folder.
2) Copy the entire contents of this folder to your qb64 folder.
InForm is a Rapid Application Development tool for QB64. It allows you to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for your applications.
InForm Designer's interface consists of a toolbox with all the controls you can add to your form, a list of properties that are dynamically updated according to the currently selected control and a color mixer, which you use to send color data to the preview.
The preview is loaded side-by-side with the editor and allows you to see in real time how your form is going to look after being compiled.
The following controls are implemented:
MenuBar
ContextMenu
Button
Label
Textbox
Numeric Textbox
Checkbox
Radio button
ListBox
Dropdown list
Track bar/Slider
Progress bar
Picture box
Frame
Toggle switch
The above is provided to get new QB64 Phoenix users up and running with a GUI interface.
Is this video worth a look?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=437GhtLsND4