Hi again.
I have added a Code Snippet Manager to B4x Object Browser (OB). You can get this by following the link in my signature below, however I have been asked to build something a little more generic.
In line with my own expectations, this isn't something that I can just "slap together" - it needs to work.
And by "work", I mean the GUI must be easy to use and require little or no explanation.
This is why I cannot have something up and running quickly.
What I can tell you is that it will still be a WinForms application, it will be written in .NET 3.5 (because even XP has version 3.5), and it will have some kind of indexing to allow searching. At this stage it will probably use SQLCE. It will also be multi-lingual just like the OB so that 'everyone' can use it easily. At this stage the OB has 30 languages (including English).
So, if you can hold on a bit longer (face it, it's been years already ), then I am certain that I can build something that we can all enjoy using.
As always, I do accept feature requests. Whether I can accommodate them or not is another matter
I will put up screenshots when I have the GUI design stable.
Thanks for your patience.
PS - if you feel you would like to contribute, you can do so from the B4x Object Browser Options screen, however this is completely optional.
I have added a Code Snippet Manager to B4x Object Browser (OB). You can get this by following the link in my signature below, however I have been asked to build something a little more generic.
In line with my own expectations, this isn't something that I can just "slap together" - it needs to work.
And by "work", I mean the GUI must be easy to use and require little or no explanation.
This is why I cannot have something up and running quickly.
What I can tell you is that it will still be a WinForms application, it will be written in .NET 3.5 (because even XP has version 3.5), and it will have some kind of indexing to allow searching. At this stage it will probably use SQLCE. It will also be multi-lingual just like the OB so that 'everyone' can use it easily. At this stage the OB has 30 languages (including English).
So, if you can hold on a bit longer (face it, it's been years already
As always, I do accept feature requests. Whether I can accommodate them or not is another matter
I will put up screenshots when I have the GUI design stable.
Thanks for your patience.
PS - if you feel you would like to contribute, you can do so from the B4x Object Browser Options screen, however this is completely optional.