Hello!
I am just thinking of the best way of programming software for PPCs...
And so I have found Basic4PPC, the community seems to be extraordinary!!!
So what I really need to realize is custom controls,
e.g. something like the HTC-Home-Program (called "Manila"?!), so the buttons
should be able to have any shape, be possibly animated, etc.
Like this here:
httpx://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/dd279543.aspx
So that the GUI doesn't look at all like the "normal" WM-UserInterface...
And I need to create gauges, like these here (scroll down until "Feature Summary"):
httpx://www.quinn-curtis.com/QCRTGraphCFProdPage.htm
or here:
httpx://perpetuumsoft.com/GalleryCategory.aspx?lang=en&pid=36&category=Controls%20Library
I would be really happy if I could achieve this with Basic4PPC so that I wouldn't have to digg into "hardcore" C#-Programming using VS 2008.
Will I be able to do these things with Basic4PPC?
How complicated will that be (the custom controls and gauges)?
Thanks a lot in advance for your help!!!
Best regards,
Chris
I am just thinking of the best way of programming software for PPCs...
And so I have found Basic4PPC, the community seems to be extraordinary!!!
So what I really need to realize is custom controls,
e.g. something like the HTC-Home-Program (called "Manila"?!), so the buttons
should be able to have any shape, be possibly animated, etc.
Like this here:
httpx://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/dd279543.aspx
So that the GUI doesn't look at all like the "normal" WM-UserInterface...
And I need to create gauges, like these here (scroll down until "Feature Summary"):
httpx://www.quinn-curtis.com/QCRTGraphCFProdPage.htm
or here:
httpx://perpetuumsoft.com/GalleryCategory.aspx?lang=en&pid=36&category=Controls%20Library
I would be really happy if I could achieve this with Basic4PPC so that I wouldn't have to digg into "hardcore" C#-Programming using VS 2008.
Will I be able to do these things with Basic4PPC?
How complicated will that be (the custom controls and gauges)?
Thanks a lot in advance for your help!!!
Best regards,
Chris