- #XOJO GOOGLE MAPS HOW TO#
- #XOJO GOOGLE MAPS PRO#
- #XOJO GOOGLE MAPS WINDOWS 8.1#
- #XOJO GOOGLE MAPS LICENSE#
This is not intended to be a complete reference for Xojo or the Canvas control.
#XOJO GOOGLE MAPS HOW TO#
Notice This information is intended for Xojo programmers to learn how to reasonably use the Canvas control.
#XOJO GOOGLE MAPS PRO#
Code for this book was written in my licensed version of Xojo Pro R2.
#XOJO GOOGLE MAPS WINDOWS 8.1#
These test programs were created and tested on Windows 8.1 and Maverick.
Assumptions To be able to use the code in this book, you need a version of Xojo. Without their support this would not have been written. Website: Eugene dedicates this book to his patient family. At a very young age, they gave him his first computer and stimulated him to push his boundaries ever since. Eugene can be contacted via: Website: Dedication Alain Bailleul is a contributor to this book and would like to thank his parents Gilbert and Irene. He has created over 185 technical and industrial simulation programs. He has been hobby programming on computer s for over 25 years. When he is in-between courses and oilfield projects, he and his wife spend valuable time raising their wonderful children. I'm kind of like it but can't afford buying it.1 I Wish I Knew How To Program the Canvas Control with Xojo Desktop July Edition (1.0) Written By Eugene Dakin Contributions by Alain BailleulĢ About the Author/Contributor Eugene Dakin is an author, Professional Chemist, oilfield consultant and programmer in Canada.
#XOJO GOOGLE MAPS LICENSE#
So Gambas will be pretty much Linux-only for foreseeable future.īTW, what you called Real Basic is now called Xojo and it license is very very expensive. The main developer left Windows since Windows XP. They are willing to port Gambas to Windows but they don't have the skills needed to do so. I can't tell my customers what to run, period. Multi platform is important, but first first-class Windows support, and only then the rest. Seems relatively smooth in the beginning, but you run into all kinds of walls afterwards.īut the killer was of course (at least back then) lack of Windows support. I've played with it and got a mini version of the feeling that I got when I evaluated Real Basic a good decade ago.
Are you actually used it or just talk about it? BTW, it's not faster than compiled code, though. J8w344c6 wrote:I don't know much about JIT-ed languages but Gambas is really fast anyone.
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