You can also add your own code snipppets/ edit them, see below. Adding your own snippets The Viewer and files are totally free, download and mess with them. Please read the disclaimer at the bottom of this page. These files are meant only as way to read the messages in a consistant manner and allow for offline searching (like when you're some far off place with no Internet access). Latest updates: Updated: BasicX message DB 2007-2009 (Download) - 10/11/2009 Added BasicX Cataloue program1.03.01 (See more) - 10/11/2009 Updated: BasicXOLRAll package(Download) - 10/11/09 Updated: BasicXTotal package(Download) - 10/11/09 The beginners package: Latest BCXOLR files with help file, and the last message file (BasicX msg file, last update 08-13-08 ) ,and the SciLexar.dll for code highlighting There is no install file yet, so extract the files from the zip to a folder of choice. You can add a link to your desktop by right clicking the the BCXOLR.exe | Send to | Desktop(create shortcut) Check below to see if you have the latest BasicX messages database file. BasicXOLRAll.zip(782k) All you need to start. You may also want the 2 message files "0 to 10K.zip" and "10k to 21k.zip" files below.. Updated 8/13/08 BasicXTotal.zip(9MB) includes all files from BasicXOLRAll.zip and all 3 databases. Updated 8/13/08 Individual DB Files with message 1 to the latest (11th. October 2009): basicx msgs from 0 to 10k.zip basicx msgs from 10k to 21k.zip ' till Aug '06 I messed up but I did start again January 07 BasicX msg2007-9.zip last updated 10/11/08 The latest BCXOLR Viewer - BCXOLR Explorer v1.03d (last update 5/16/08) can be downloaded at: http://bcxolr.bcxgurus.com/bcxolr_downloads.html or http://www.starpig.com/IDC1/BCX/bcxolr_downloads.html The BCXOLR Main Page is at: http://bcxolr.bcxgurus.com/ the message files at BCXOLR are for BCX users, but you could take a look anyways. Directions for use: 1) download BCXOLR program, ReadMe.rtf & databases to same directory 2) run the viewer 3) goto "File | Manage DataBase" menu, add the databases, with the ADD DB Button You can also add a new database, then add your own code Snippets to this database. 4) Read the ReadMe.rtf file 5) Have fun with it Adding your own snippets: Warning: be careful, after you
have changed something there is no way to undo the change, yet
BasicX Catalogue program
1.03.01 (122k)1) Use "File| Manage DataBase" menu to add your own (New) Snippets Database. 2) Use "File | Add New Snippet" menu item to add your snippet. 3) Add the Subject, Author and Code fields and click "Save/Exit" or "Save/Add", confirm the Database you want to save it in. To edit a snippet just click on the list, edit the code Window and use "File | Save Code Window" to save it. To delete a snippet , pick it in the list and use "File | Delete Record" menu item. BasicX Catalogue scans your BasicX folder for BasicX files containing Functions, Subs and a list of BasicX keywords and makes a BCXOLR database of the results. You know you wrote a function using some BasicX keyword 2 or 3 years ago and there was some magical way you got it to work but what was that function. This program helps you find it. After you run the program, add the resultant DB database to BCXOLR in File | Manage Database file(s) to add the results. It can also be scheduled to run so your DB is updated according to your schedule. On my machine it takes under 6 seconds to catalgogue all files in my BasicX folder (200 files), but saves me when searching for where did I use function "FLIPBITS". To install, unzip the files to your BCXOLR folder and run from there. To add this to schedule see (REM this help was originally a created for BCX programs, so use a little common sense and add yours own Paths etc.) Using this program BasicX Catalogue GUI screen shot BCXOLR using BasicX Catalogue database screen shot Download this file Programs I use to build these files: If you would like to update your own message DB's I have a couple of programs I use. You will need a dedicated POP3 email account to receive the messages, and have the Yahoo group send new messages to that email box. My BCXOLR Tools You could let the me know if you have suggestions etc. for this program, I'll pass it onto others of the BCXOLR team. ian.casey@starpig.com Have fun, Ian The BCXOLR team: Doyle Whisenant
Ian Casey Fernando Ortiz Code Contributions by: John Jacques (ODBC Database demo) and finding a Major bug in the database connections Pieces of the code used in this
project was by unknown contributors.
Kevin Diggins Tom Spiers (Pop & Sockets demos) Andreas Guenther(original Snippet View ) Please contribute and Add your
name
here:-)
Special thanks to Kevin Diggins, Mike Henning & Robert Wishlaw for making BCX the outstanding software it is today BasicX Yahoo group is at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/basicx/ BCX Yahoo group is at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BCX/ Disclaimer: These files are only meant to enhance BasicXer's use of BasicX products. Most of the content in the DB's were received from Yahoo BasicX group, so read "http://answers.yahoo.com/info/disclaimer" The BCXOLR team and contributors are in no way responsible for any damage that may result from use of the above files. StarTrak Pigging is hosting these files for free and is not responsible for the content within. If you do not agree with this disclaimer please do not download any of the files linked to this page. |
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