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Extended version of "bin2db"

Started by hutch--, October 25, 2010, 04:19:21 AM

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hutch--

This is a matching tool to "Multitool" that converts any file to either compacted decimal DB notation or HEX format DB notation.

As you would expect this version does NOT append a terminating zero and to use the data you must use the byte length commented at the top of the editor when a conversion is done.

Like Multitool, persons who may be eyesight challenged will probably not have any real probems with the 64 pixel toolbar.  :P
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frktons

Hi Steve  :bg

It's good to see that you are in a "development mood"  :lol

Useful tools indeed.  :U

Frank
Mind is like a parachute. You know what to do in order to use it :-)

hutch--

 :bg

Frank,

Its more like the sausage factory at the moment with Mount Everest in front of me.
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frktons

Quote from: hutch-- on October 25, 2010, 08:13:14 AM
:bg

Frank,

Its more like the sausage factory at the moment with Mount Everest in front of me.

Well, eventually you took the long waited decision:

It's time to build your masterpiece!  :P

Enjoy  :U

Frank
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ramguru

How about making group of radio menu items, so it's clear what's selected :}

hutch--

 :bg

Its already written on the title bar.
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ramguru

Oh yeah, I didn't notice at first :} (so may other)
that must be because title-bar was changing too obsessively (whenever I hovered toolbar button) and stopped paying attention to it.
BTW, why not just use standard tool-tips for toolbar ? Now when I hover a button I have to direct my gaze upwards to see it's meaning, kinda inconvenient.

hutch--

> BTW, why not just use standard tool-tips for toolbar ?

I would not want to stop you if you write code like that but I see the standard tooltips as a badly designed and very slow control, great for the mums and dads but hopeless for experienced users.
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caseys

wow! nice! maybe you wanna share a source too? (::
Uf, never been so hard to understand

jj2007

Quote from: hutch-- on October 25, 2010, 01:47:56 PM
very slow control, great for the mums and dads

You know about TTM_SETDELAYTIME, do you?
:wink

hutch--

 :P

I gather you mean this source code.


    hToolTips = SendMessage(tbHndl,%TB_GETTOOLTIPS,0,0)
    SendMessage hToolTips,%TTM_SETDELAYTIME,%TTDT_RESHOW,0
    SendMessage hToolTips,%TTM_SETDELAYTIME,%TTDT_INITIAL,0
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caseys

i mean full application source code please =]
Uf, never been so hard to understand

hutch--

caseys,

Sorry but its in another language, part high level, part assembler and I don't post source code for these tools.
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caseys

fair enough, i understand =] i have it in C and some other different languages. i thought the one you have was masm32\tools\bintodb extended version [= well, thanks anyway!
Uf, never been so hard to understand

dedndave

if Hutch uses an exe packer, it probably means he doesn't want to give out the source   :P
but - it isn't that difficult of a function to write, really
and - he helps you out with prostart code generator (not to mention the rest of the masm32 package)