Documentation for ot4xb

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Documentation for ot4xb

#1 Post by rdonnay »

I decided that it's time to look more deeply into ot4xb and see if there are functions that will improve eXpress++.

I can't find any documentation.
Does anyone have docs?
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Re: Documentation for ot4xb

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rdonnay wrote:I can't find any documentation.
Does anyone have docs?
http://news.xbwin.com/ -> Forum -> ot4xb.docs.draft -> ot4xb.chm - 2009.01.08

i have written some enhance native Controls for Xbase++ using ot4xb.
will upload DXE LIB at "User Contributions" http://bb.donnay-software.com/donnay/vi ... f=7&t=1583
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Jimmy -

I knew you would be the person who could point me in the right direction.

Thank you.
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The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable
I get the above message when I try to download the CHM or use the online documentation.
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#5 Post by Auge_Ohr »

rdonnay wrote:
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable
I get the above message when I try to download the CHM or use the online documentation.
sorry have not check (new) Online Storage ( Google ) yet
attached ZIP file
ot4xb_chm.zip
ot4xb CHM Help File
(269.51 KiB) Downloaded 823 times
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#6 Post by rdonnay »

Thank you
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Re: Documentation for ot4xb

#7 Post by patito »

Hi Roger

All the old content is on the gdrive folder archive ( click on
downloads and click archive ) go to www.xbwin.com

or
https://googledrive.com/host/0B9dUp4e-Y ... G5JX2RUUXc
or

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... G5JX2RUUXc
or
open gdrive direct in http://ot4xb.xbwin.com

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Héctor Pezoa

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Re: Documentation for ot4xb

#8 Post by Pablo Botella »

Hi Roger,

Our friend Hector pointed me to this thread.

Manual was a bit hidden in the download archive folder have place also more accessible at
http://ot4xb.xbwin.com/

The idea of the google site is add some unsorted pages and docs with the undocumented or updated stuff, so when asked for a function or class description by friends and colleges I've started to place there.

And of course I will invite anybody of you guys to add content or examples. Just email me providing a gmail account and I will authorize to edit and add content, so probably this will help to get more stuff documented

About express I've a bunch of extra stuff in prgs that have no problem if you want to include any, part or all, but whenever posible better rename with express naming convention so will not conflict with any existing code using diferent version of those prgs

http://ot4xb.xbwin.com/export-list have the list of existing functions so if you found one with a name similar with anything you need and not in the old manual, ask me and I will try to add at least a quick note.

Also not a bad idea to open the VS 2008 project ( will work also with visual studio express ) even if you don't read C++ most times ahve notes on the functions. And some dynamic classes are using an Xbase codeblocks for some methods so can see what they doing

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Pablo

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