Actually there are many GUIs available for use in QB (even 1.1) I tried a few but wasn't satisfied so I made my own :) , using actual Windows fonts (MS Serif 10pt!!!) and buttons... anything else you can really do yourself... I also tried one called "Buttons", which was a QLB library and a .BI file (for including into QB 4.5) which looked good, but it made an illegal operation and was shut down everytime I /L'd it.Quote:
Originally posted by filburt1
The best reason to use QB is because it compiles to a standalone (albeit 16-bit) EXE. :cool: Graphics and console GUIs are really hard though. :(
If you want mine... email me. [email protected]
I attached a screenshot of it. The colors, fonts, and other things actually come out better (WHAT! That's great and it's really better than that?!?!?) in actual QB. The syntax is easy: IF ButClick(whatEverTheButtonNameIs) THEN... and more (not just buttons!)
If you actually do not like it, here's an excuse: It took me about 8 hours. So in another 8 hours of working on it it will be twice as good... or whatever. I'm a programmer, not a mathematician!
So you can do GUI in QB. (Should I mention that it is MUCH easier in Visual Basic? ;) )
