中国DOS联盟

Regarding the creation of the Borland C development library, I would like to consult ecurb,

I made a function to display Chinese characters and generated the library .h and the reference as follows:

#ifndef __TCCH_H__
#define __TCCH_H__

int FontColor; // Font color

int FontLocaX; // X-axis coordinate
int FontLocaY; // Y-axis coordinate

int PrintHZ(char *p);

#endif

In another .CPP, this is referenced

PrintHZ("Chinese people");

, during compilation, the following error occurs as shown in the following figure: (Note: If the file name is changed to .C, it can be compiled successfully, but it does not display. But if the function is directly copied to .cpp or .c, it is all okay)

Regarding the creation of the Borland C development library, I would like to consult ecurb.

I made a function to display Chinese characters and generated the library.h and the reference as follows:

#ifndef __TCCH_H__
#define __TCCH_H__

int FontColor; // Font color

int FontLocaX; // X-axis coordinate
int FontLocaY; // Y-axis coordinate

int PrintHZ(char *p);

#endif

In another .CPP, this is referenced:

PrintHZ("中国人");

, during compilation, the following error occurs as shown in the picture: (Note: If the file name is changed to .C, it can be compiled successfully, but it does not display. But if the function is directly copied to .cpp or .c, it is all okay)

Haven't updated for a long time, push it up to take a look~

Due to personal hobbies, I like to use the command-line compiler instead of the development environment.
Here, a simple example is used to illustrate, hoping to be helpful for happybasic (I've been a bit busy these days, sorry)
1. First, compile the function library.
File a.c
int fun(void)
{return 0;}
File a.h
int fun(void);

bcc -c a.c
2. Create the binary library
tlib a.lib +a.obj

Great, let's take a look below. Thanks to the楼主.

Push it up, I wonder if ecurb2006 has any latest progress?

Added quit function on 2007-6-23.

void QuitWindow(HAND hd); /* hd is the HAND handle of the current window　*/

It seems that the content of the development manual is not very comprehensive. How should we use it?

DOS Graphical Notepad, named X-Editor, is currently in version 0.0.1.

Based on the micro embedded GUI (http://www.ecurb2006.com).

Running Screenshots




Currently, it can implement editing in Simplified Chinese (GB2312) and English. Input method is not yet available. It will be provided in the next version.

Notepad source code, executable file, design document are packaged

Download: xedit.zip
http://www.ecurb2006.com/blog/upload/xedit.zip

Micro Embedded GUI - green - DOS 16bit version



Download:　
Local Download 1　
http://www.ecurb2006.com/blog/upload/sdk-green-4dos.zip
Local Download 2 (with a few examples)
http://www.ecurb2006.com/blog/upload/sdk-green-4dos2.zip

You can also download the Micro Embedded GUI - DOS Development Kit - Compiler - Example Code - Combination.
http://www.ecurb2006.com/blog/post/49.html

Join the application development QQ group 17440530
If you have any questions, you can email me at ecurb2006 # gmail.com

Correct CheckBox and Tab support



Make CheckBox accept keyboard operations (space) and focus response

Screen resolution: 640*480
Color: 256 colors
(ps: Some video cards may be incompatible)

The API is compatible with the 16-bit version.
Micro embedded GUI application development QQ group 17440530

For any suggestions or ideas, please send an email to ecurb2006#gmail.com
MSN: ecurb2006#hotmail.com

http://www.ecurb2006.com/blog/upload/gui4djgpp.zip

Download link.