Alex Restrepo released a updated version of Custom Frames example. The code has been greatly simplified, the look has been updated so it looks like Apple’s Quartz Composer, and the ability to add links between frames has been included. Learn it and Enjoy it!
Custom Frames is a little experiment, and an old one as well, where Alex Restrepo was building little “windows” within a canvas to display different types of information. You can minimize and maximize the frames, display strings, progressbars, pictures and a tree-like group of strings, but you just need to implement an interface to display your own objects. The updated version offers 2 types of objects included: text and graphics, however it is dead simple to add your own objects.
REALbasic City is a part of TUTSPOLIS where you can find tutorials about creating cross-platform software for Mac, Windows and Linux using REALbasic 2009. Learn a object-oriented dialect of the BASIC programming language and create your own games and software such as browsers, periodic tables, catalogs for your
personal book library, e-mail clients, weather clients, instant messengers, unarchivers etc.
Hello Jakub, you’re doing a great job:) But I wish you a request, you know how to create TabPanel as REALbasic or Google crhome?
Thanks
do you know how to drag and drop (drag controls onto a window to build your user interface.) as in REALbasic? REALbasic such as dragging an icon on the window that appears a button, maybe if you can make a tutorial for premium users:) thanks
Hello,
fra and francesco32, I will try create this kind of tutorials in future. At this moment I can tell you that both are based on drawing methods on canvas. We must draw something and add options like move, resize etc.
fra you can find at this moment a example Custom TabPanel at Alex Restrepo. It show you how to create custom tab panels in REALbasic.