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Written by Gordon
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Tuesday, 17 March 2009 04:16 |
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This is a Plug and Play component that uses the CLINKUtil source library. This component provides a basic full function console with assignable background image and hotkey. The panel and text object are created dynamically so that no code modification is required to use this component. The variables and key wards are also defined dynamically by function calls (see the last few lines of the module for an example). This code is placed under the open source LGPL. |
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Written by Gordon
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Tuesday, 17 March 2009 04:04 |
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For the final segment in this series I will show how to use the list with iterators. This is one of the most powerful things you can do with a list! You can call a function for each element in the list using pointers. Pointers received excellent coverage in the Acknex Users Magazine issue 82. The key thing in this code is that you are passing in a function pointer that is called from lite-c. Passing in an invalid pointer will cause the script to crash. Because the pointer is a code pointer there is no way to tell if it is valid or not. While this makes this section of code more prone to development errors, once debugged it is a very elegant way to do this task. |
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Written by Gordon
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Tuesday, 09 December 2008 02:04 |
The Path of Enlightenment
Help the little monk reach enlightenment in this challenging puzzler!This game is a challenging mix of path forming, done by turning the octagon tiles, and Simon says. The game has 33 levels, each with their own challenges, and 10 mini game levels, 3 levels of difficulty and two modes of play. This game has been called addictive by many of the players. |
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Written by Gordon
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Tuesday, 17 March 2009 03:17 |
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Ok I have covered how to create and name a C_LINK item and how to remove a C_LINK item and lastly how to find and rename a C_LINK item. In this part of the series I will show you how to move an item in the list and move around in the list. The code for these routines is really very simple. They are included in this library because most users will need this functionality quite often. |
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Written by Gordon
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Tuesday, 09 December 2008 04:28 |
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Here is the demo of the MenuMaster and PanelMaster code base. You can download the demo now. Order processing for this product should begin on 2008/12/15. Current MenuMaster page 
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