New features in version 2.0:
-selfinstallation.
in installation package included all needed dll's and exe's (wkix32)
-removed dependencies
it has NO - yes, not any - external dependencies... well. it needs windows.
-prints and/or saves single script at your wish
-index'es the scripts in list where they are easy to select.

package is downloadable from:
http://www.gwspikval.com/jooel/scripts/BBCodeParser - BBCodeParser.exe (293kB)

and the final source is at:
http://www.gwspikval.com/jooel/scripts/BBCodeParser/Version2_source_code

btw: this topic is newist in the chain.
last one is foundable at http://kixtart.org/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=13&t=000009

btw: Shawn, did I hack your kixforms properly?

[ 31 January 2002: Message edited by: Lonkero ]

wow ! nice implementation of kixforms. your the first person i've seen that got multi-forms happening. well done.

i tried to download some code but im getting a syntax error ... suspect that some object isn't getting created properly (on my machine) ... i'll keep looking ...

as well, as you may know, im busy writing kixforms build 6 with execute event handling ... this script will be perfect to retro-test against ... if you don't mind, i'll port this to build 6 and post when done.

-Shawn

about porting... don't mind at all

cheers,

the bbcodeparser.exe install package didn't run too clean for me. im using a intl france winnt sp6 machine right now. i couldn't decipher the error messages so let me try it on another machine ... this is the thread i was trying to get at:
http://kixtart.org/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=12&t=000034

-Shawn

I made the installation package the easy way.
it uses %programfiles% as the base of the installation.
and if I remember correctly nt does not have it...
have to fix.
will do some more testing (means, I'll install nt4 to that machine and work out these things)
a quickie might be adding the variable to your system before running the exe...

but off for this day, new geek tomorrow...

cheers,

[ 28 January 2002: Message edited by: Will Hetrick ]

thank you for your help,

you calculate the size of your main form ($form) relative to the size of ones screen, example:

$form.width = $form.screenwidth - 100
$form.height = $form.screenheight - 200

how big in absoute terms would this form be ? what do you have your screen resolution set to ? 1024x768 ?

normally this is a very cool way to build forms, but im porting over your code parser bit-by-bit and need to get an absolute number for now. if you run your code and dump out the value of $form.width and $form.height, what is it ?

-Shawn

That disappears and a Window flashes on and off in less than a second.

After that ????

Again that is on the current url or Test URL

SHAWN, does it matter in this case that I have build 5... actually I think that it is the build that is in the package, not sure...
version string is 1.0.0.6?????

file dependencies by winhttp are:

quote:

---

ADVAPI32.DLL
GDI32.DLL
KERNEL32.DLL
MSVCRT.DLL
NTDLL.DLL
RPCRT4.DLL
SHLWAPI.DLL
USER32.DLL

---

uttleast my windows says so.
will, I'll be back to this and contact you soon as possible.

im in the middle of porting over your bbcodeparser to build 6 of kixforms ... haven't actually got the http download thingy happening yet. i was planning on basically keep all your html parsing intact. - just change the gui peice.

the way its looking right now is that there is one main form ... with a url address bar (kinda like internet explorer) and your "Get It!" button right beside it. The code section listbox (index) and code pane (code) windows are on the form as well. A second dialog will be used to monitor the download status when the "Get It!" button is pressed.

I like how you dynamically created code listviews based on the number code sections found. Nice use of the execute() function. Jochen would be very proud.

I don't have any estimated completion date for build 6 right now ... im adding features to kixforms along with the bbcodeparser port ... but i will mail build 6 and your parser back to you before i release.

-Shawn

code:

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$ = open(1,"%temp%\code "+($i+1)+".bbcp",5) $ = writeline(1,"$page"+$crlf+$crlf)

---

and it's size is 72,0kB...

and yes, you've red my code right...
like also I have to say that execute is a nice thingie for cracking more possibilities to the language...
still would like to have optional argument to it, to run the execute like shelling to dos with run. this way messagebox will not stop the execution of script...
but, same results can be achieved with kixforms...

So that means the files are gone and it is past that step.

I also put a sleep right before the exit and I seen the code parse table but it was blank.
What next?

[ 30 January 2002: Message edited by: Will Hetrick ]

I keep installing the NT-system and leave you check these.
I'm waiting for your reply.

[ 31 January 2002: Message edited by: Lonkero ]

shawn, it does not work with kixforms build 4!
with build five it works fine.
I was just thinking, that there might be a problem, 'cause five has version number 1.0.0.6
which means, it's like six, or uttleast preliminary build.
so the version numbering should be changed, or my bbcodeparser needs to be taken from the market.
up to you...

Let me test by wacking the kixform and reinstalling the BBcode.

Bingo, That was it. It works now. I have build 1.0.0.4 of kixforms originally.

[ 31 January 2002: Message edited by: Will Hetrick ]

Maybe a little too dramatic
for your installer, you should check for kixform version first.
If the current installed one is an older version than the one you provide in your installer, ask to replace it.
If equal or newer, do nothing

My €2 (i'm feeling generous today)

will make it work and publish new package today...