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That would be great :) I lean towards "cHashDS" since the class is essentially the same as cHashD, just a "string" variant, but I'm fine with whatever name you like best. Thanks Olaf!

He's using the version that ships with the latest RC6.dll:



Dim HD As RC6.cHashD: Set HD = New_c.HashD(Count, False)

That's a bit harsh I think considering this:



Most doubted that SDO would ever release any concrete code. Now here it is, and I think it should be given a fair shake. IMO it's better to waste...

Makes sense :) Flexibility comes with a bit of a cost. Both are plenty fast though. Wonder if it would be useful/possible/worth the time to have a strongly stringed cHashD (or some way to enable a...

I forget to set tB Collection.KeyCompareMode = vbBinaryCompare in my test app. After doing so the difference widens a bit:

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Wayne was curious about the performance of the tB Collection implementation vs. Olaf's cHashD and Christian's dictionary so I modified Olaf's test code in tB and ran it compiled. Here are the...

I checked back to RC3 and the non-accepting behaviour was present all the way back there, so whatever the reason I guess it is lost to the sands of time...




That's great - has the side...

AFAIR no version of RC6 (or vbRichClient5, dhRichClientX) allows you to add an item to a Collection with an empty string as a Key unless you instantiate it in non-VB compatible mode (e.g. Set...

UCShellTree (part of Fafalone's ShellControls) might be worth a try.

Ahh, gotcha! I work a fair amount with the Codejock ReportControl and it has separate Font properties for things like headers/footers/etc.. that all act independentl, so that coloured my...

Hi Krool,

I've been playing around with the VBFlexGrid package in tB, and noticed any issue that I've also been able to reproduce with the v1.7 OCX in VB6.

Consider the following code for a...

I share your opinion that overall this place has become a less fun place to visit over the past few years. Maybe it's just down to the dwindling number of VB6 developers (and therefore members here)....

I know a guy with a DeLorean in case you happen know a guy with a flux capacitor ;)

If you run the included RegisterRC6inPlace.vbs script it will register RC6.dll for you.

RC6BaseDlls.zip

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https://vbrichclient.com/#/en/Downloads.htm

Glad you like the tool, but it is important to understand that this was just a demo/first foray for me into vbWidgets...it's definitely not a complete product. Primarily I wanted to give vbWidgets a...

No problem, glad you got everything working :)

So you are in completely in control of the code for the web interface/browser side, and the web server/VB6 side?

If so, why not just respond to the client with the JSON UTF-8 result, and then...

I've found the customization of the IDE to be really flaky, and things often break (like menu items missing in particular) if you crash the IDE or have some misbehaving add-ins loaded. What I do is...

Credit where credit is due :) Olaf has a lot of tricks up his sleeve!

And there's the trick ;) Thank you and nice work as always!

Confirmed to work according to the terms of the OP by returning 0 through 3 for the project type in the IDE at runtime. As a bonus it...

You can convert a JSON UTF-8 Byte Array to a cCollection using the New_c.JSONDecodeToCollectionUTF8 function.

You can convert a JSON String to a cCollection using...

LOL, but to be fair, I fire up VB6 all the time to try things out and I don't want to save those "projects" ever...it's one thing I don't like about some other IDEs that make you start out by saving...

Nice trick using the error object to get the source file! :D From there it should be trivial to get the project type (provided the project has been saved of course)

Check out the cRecordset.ToJsonUtf8 function. If you need the UTF8 as a String, you can use New_c.Crypt.UTF8ToVBString to convert it.

True enough! :D

Just to clarify - my interest in this is because I am trying to "normalize" (for lack of a better term) the folders/files that an application and its related DLLs/OCXs refer to regardless of where...

Thanks Eduardo - never knew you could get the VBIDE window & ActiveVBProject like that. Too bad it's not available at runtime :(

Thanks Eduardo - I'm mostly interested in determining it at runtime, but if it's not too much trouble to dig out the code, it would be interesting to see how you do it at design time.

Thanks Elroy - I was hoping there might be a way to detect it in code because I have a single .bas module that other developers can use and I wanted to skip the step of asking them to configure it...

It won't re-appear until you close the IDE.

If you make sure the VB6 IDE is closed, THEN delete those keys, THEN restart VB6, the windows should go back to their default size/docked state.

Are you using a touch screen? If so, switch to a physical mouse and try again (you'll see the mouse icon change when you are over the correct dragging spot, and it's only a few pixels wide).

Both things I suggested worked here, don't know what else to suggest. Uninstall/reinstall might work as long as VB is good about cleaning up the registry after itself, but if it leaves your window...

Or even try Normalizing the window, then Maximize it.

Move the mouse to the right-edge of the IDE window, then slowly move it left until the mouse icon changes to the splitter resize icon. Click and hold the left mouse button and drag to the left.

This may be a stupid question, but is it possible to determine the Project Type (Standard EXE, ActiveX EXE, ActiveX DLL, ActiveX Control) when running from the IDE?

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Nothing in the App...

Thanks taishan, glad you like what you see :)

Regarding a way to instantiate vbWidgets, there are a few different approaches - all with their upsides and downsides - and I'm not firmly decided on...

Why press 2 keys when you can press 6?

Or should I say:

ASK: Why press 2 keys when you can press 6

Just teasing :p