Common Library - Alpha 2
NOTE: Alpha 2 is restructured so is
regrettably incompatible with all previous releases. Any programs you have with previous veeos objects or function calls will need to be updated to use Alpha 2
objects/functions.
NOTE: veeos functions use a prefix of "o_". Please do not use this
prefix for any of your functions. This will help avoid namespace
collisions. |
A downloadable/installable library drawn from the VEE user community and moderated to a
semblance of uniformity.
- Documentation
- Reference Guide (also available as
PDF)
- Installation - use either of two options based on which
download you use.
- ZIP download: Using your favorite zip utlity, unzip the download to wherever you have
VEE installed.

This will require Administrator access. Note that you should end up with a "veeos" directory inside
your VEE install. Depending upon UAC settings on your system you may not be
able to unzip directly to the VEE install. The alternative is to unzip
to a temporary directory and then move the code to your VEE install.
- Text (container) download: For the Container style download, read into VEE in
Container format and then write out in Binary. Then unzip as above.

- Users Guide - there are two ways to use the veeos
library
- Objects from the menu: The veeos menu allows you to
instantiate objects directly into your program and use them as you would
any other object. See the Reference Guide
for details of the various available objects.

- Functions: most of the veeos objects have a
corresponding function with the same name but a prefix of "o_". Hence
you can use the polarResample object in
your program or you can call the o_polarResample() function
directly in your own code or use a VEE function call object.


- Developer's Guide
- Active X/dotNET - these are problematic for an imported library since
they involve references to external code which may or may not exist on the
target system and may be in different locations on the target system. Also
the references do not follow the library import and have to be recreated by
the end user. ActiveX/dotNET are therefore more suitable for standalone
downloadable programs in the Contributed or Shared areas.
- General function - the most appropriate functions for this library
are general purpose, small and well defined, self-contained as much as
possible, portable, and potentially usable by many people.
- Wishlist
- Releases (download and install). Note that a third alternative for
downloading after you have an initial version installed is to use
downloadLatestLibrary
Previous Releases. For reference only. Don't expect these to work well.
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Stan Bischof (stan@worldbadminton.com).
Last updated
30 November 2016 10:06. ©
2015.