From: Paul Piko on 10 Aug 2010 20:08 Facelift Professional for Visual Objects is a tool that reduces the amount of work involved in converting a VO application to use the .NET Framework. It reads VO window binary entities and reconstructs them as .NET versions, targeting either Windows Forms or Windows Presentation Foundation. The windows that are output can be opened in the Visual Studio forms designers. The source code it produces can be Vulcan.NET, C# or VB.NET. The latest update to Facelift Pro for VO includes the creation of event handlers for Pushbutton methods, ButtonClick methods and some other commonly used control events. These are in addition to the event handlers for windows that Facelift already produces. Download and install Facelift to review the documentation and see "before" and "after" samples. The "before" code is supplied as VO AEFs. The "after" code is a collection of Visual Studio solutions, demonstrating each of the combinations of output language and GUI: * Vulcan.NET Window Forms * Vulcan.NET WPF * C# Windows Forms * C# WPF * VB.NET Windows Forms * VB.NET WPF For more information, including a video introduction, go to http://www.vulcanmindmeld.net/facelift. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Special price until the end of August 2010: Receive a 60 euro discount by using the coupon code FPROVO-INTRO. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Regards, Paul Piko Vulcan Mind Meld http://www.vulcanmindmeld.net
From: Paul Piko on 11 Aug 2010 07:33 Willie, > Can Facelift take winforms and convert them to wpf? No, Facelift Pro for VO is for converting VO windows to Windows Forms or WPF. Regards, Paul Vulcan Mind Meld http://www.vulcanmindmeld.net
From: Brian on 11 Aug 2010 07:56 Paul, Congratulations on this awesome product ! Going from VO/Vulcan.NET GUI to a more stable WinForm or WPF is a huge step forward. To have automated a good deal of this process, is simply great step forward for VO/ Vulcan.NET programmers. Brian > Facelift Professional for Visual Objects is a tool that reduces the amount > of work involved in converting a VO application to use the .NET Framework. > It reads VO window binary entities and reconstructs them as .NET versions, > targeting either Windows Forms or Windows Presentation Foundation. The > windows that are output can be opened in the Visual Studio forms > designers. > The source code it produces can be Vulcan.NET, C# or VB.NET. > > The latest update to Facelift Pro for VO includes the creation of event > handlers for Pushbutton methods, ButtonClick methods and some other > commonly > used control events. These are in addition to the event handlers for > windows > that Facelift already produces. > > Download and install Facelift to review the documentation and see "before" > and "after" samples. The "before" code is supplied as VO AEFs. The "after" > code is a collection of Visual Studio solutions, demonstrating each of the > combinations of output language and GUI: > > * Vulcan.NET Window Forms > * Vulcan.NET WPF > * C# Windows Forms > * C# WPF > * VB.NET Windows Forms > * VB.NET WPF > > For more information, including a video introduction, go to > http://www.vulcanmindmeld.net/facelift. > > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * > Special price until the end of August 2010: Receive a 60 euro discount by > using the coupon code FPROVO-INTRO. > * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * > > Regards, > Paul Piko > > Vulcan Mind Meld > http://www.vulcanmindmeld.net > >
From: Ginny Caughey on 11 Aug 2010 08:57 Congratulations, Paul! Very useful. I look forward to trying it out. -- Ginny Caughey www.wasteworks.com
From: Jorge on 11 Aug 2010 09:30
On 11 ago, 09:57, "Ginny Caughey" <ginny.caughey.onl...(a)wasteworks.com> wrote: > Congratulations, Paul! Very useful. I look forward to trying it out. > > -- > > Ginny Caugheywww.wasteworks.com Hello ! IF I have a vo application with extended use of bBrowser, bArrayserver, seuixp classes, RightSle etc. What equivalences I will meet in the new .net solution ? I know there is in vulcan net version of all these classes , But what will happen If I try a direct conversion ? Best Regards Jorge Accinelli |