Hi all,
Is there such a thing that would read a B4A application and document it in a graphical layout?
That is, show a list of the objects defined in the Global subs and a list of each sub by name for each module.
That would be an interesting B4J app to build.
So the next question to ask if there is no documentation tool, does B4J have the classes to render graphical objects, such as ovals, rounded corner squares and joining lines, etc, and then be able to display the results?
I'll make the assumption that rendering the objects would all be done in code rather than defining and building a layout file?
There are several .NET tools to do such a thing.
Thanx,
Mark Stuart
Is there such a thing that would read a B4A application and document it in a graphical layout?
That is, show a list of the objects defined in the Global subs and a list of each sub by name for each module.
That would be an interesting B4J app to build.
So the next question to ask if there is no documentation tool, does B4J have the classes to render graphical objects, such as ovals, rounded corner squares and joining lines, etc, and then be able to display the results?
I'll make the assumption that rendering the objects would all be done in code rather than defining and building a layout file?
There are several .NET tools to do such a thing.
Thanx,
Mark Stuart