Re: Fooling around with VRPG

[DLee@xxxxxxxx]

Yes, sometimes you wonder at the decisions made from above.

I'll keep playing with it anyway.

Darrell Lee
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Cool, eh?  written in RPG. :)

Another sample to look at is the notebook part (click "settings" when 
you get it built.)

Remember, any of these samples can have F-specs that you know & love, 
and connect to you System i directly. 

As was said, VARPG is going nowhere, but gosh... it does it so nice and 
easy on the Windows desktop.  Faster, cleaner, simpler, than Java, and 
in the language we already know. 

ah well...  that and $5 will get you coffee at Starbucks



DLee@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> Booth;
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> That worked, Yeah!!!
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> Great calender
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> Now I know it can work.
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> Thanks a bunch.
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> Darrell Lee
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> A good sample to try out is in the Samples folder.  projects\VARPG 
> Projects\samples\calendar.odf
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> Click that, build it, then run it.  It'll show you what can be done. 
> Click the little clipboard icon to see the code, but you don't really 
> start there.
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