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QB64 Discussion / Re: Recreating VBDOS
« on: September 08, 2020, 06:37:31 am »
That is pretty neat work.
All of you.
Regards- Pete
All of you.
Regards- Pete
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QB64 Discussion / Re: Recreating VBDOS
« on: September 04, 2020, 06:10:08 am »
Thanks guys
I was wondering about how they declared an object in vbdos back then.
I would love to have seen their code for a forms drag.
Its weird how the old, no longer relevant things stick with you.
Suppose its much like a classic car, you have a better one now, but there is just something about the classic one that makes you take it out for a spin.
Nowadays its visual designers, .net , and Java, but I still remember my old VBdos.
Regards- Pete
I was wondering about how they declared an object in vbdos back then.
I would love to have seen their code for a forms drag.
Its weird how the old, no longer relevant things stick with you.
Suppose its much like a classic car, you have a better one now, but there is just something about the classic one that makes you take it out for a spin.
Nowadays its visual designers, .net , and Java, but I still remember my old VBdos.
Regards- Pete
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QB64 Discussion / Recreating VBDOS
« on: September 03, 2020, 10:06:27 am »
Hi All
This must be the most unnecessary question ever.
I Program in other Windows platforms, but something that stuck with me was old VBDOS.
That is where Form dragging etc started, long before windows.
I would love to just make something like that, or emulate that functionality.
Probably stupid, and no need ever for it, but if i would like to work in a Dos screen (Screen 0) how would one go about making a form you can drag?
They did it back then, so it can be done.
I still long for those days and the simplicity of the old Dos screen wares. Imagine powering it up with QB64?
Any thoughts would be great
Pete
This must be the most unnecessary question ever.
I Program in other Windows platforms, but something that stuck with me was old VBDOS.
That is where Form dragging etc started, long before windows.
I would love to just make something like that, or emulate that functionality.
Probably stupid, and no need ever for it, but if i would like to work in a Dos screen (Screen 0) how would one go about making a form you can drag?
They did it back then, so it can be done.
I still long for those days and the simplicity of the old Dos screen wares. Imagine powering it up with QB64?
Any thoughts would be great
Pete
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