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[GatorDog]

This program is an example of using EDITDIALOG, MSGDIALOG & FILEDIALOG.

If you use hug_imports.bac while developing and want the final app
to use hug.bac, keyword_list...

Hug Keyword Parser - Parses a Bacon source.bak file for HUG keywords.
Displays a new INCLUDE "/path/hug.bac", list_of_keywords In an Edit window.
Then you can copy/paste the Include line into your program.

rod

Edit: I'm using BaCon GUI v 1.0.24 / hug.bac v.61+

- Latest Version 2.1 source attached. Added Direct Import statements from hug_imports.bac

[vovchik]

Dear Rod,

Nice job. It is immediately useful. Thanks.

With kind regards,
vovchik

[sunburnt]

I read in the forum that Barry has included BaCon in Puppy.
I`m running 5.11, which version has it?

I noticed at the BaCon web site a lot of addons, some for GTK+.
BaCon could turn out to be a good replacement for gtkDialog.
# Addendum: Looking at the GTK+ examples, it`s very code intensive.
# A converter needs to be written in BaCon to reduce the required code.

[GatorDog]

Hi sunburnt,

As far as I know, 511 should have BaCon in the 511 DEVX package.
For starters check out this-
http://bkhome.org/bacon/index.html

I've been using BaCon GUI to edit/compile/run as opposed to the
command line compiler (bacon) and a text editor. The gui is great.

I'm running pup 525. Some of the Bacon in the DEVX is getting a little
crispy. Some of the apps above need the latest bacon related files. I'll
attach the current files.

The DEVX package sets up the Bacon files in /usr/share/BaCon .
Put these files there: hug.bac, hug_imports.bac and hug.so .
You can put bacon and bacongui in you search path. I just made a
bacon directory, put bacon / bacongui in there and do developement
from that directory.

If you put the hug.so in a different directory, you'll need to edit the
top of hug_imports.bac to reflect the different path.

for ref hug.bac / hug.so are v.61 and bacongui 1.0.24beta

bacongui.bac and bacon.bac are the source files. When you have the
DEVX package loaded, compile them with "bacon bacon.bac"
and "bacon bacongui.bac"

[sunburnt]

Thanks GatorDog; BaCon has a lot of potential, If it can GUIs without lots of code... Great!

[GatorDog]

[GatorDog]

Here is a commented version-

[sunburnt]

Thanks GatorDog; Actually your first example was so easy to understand...
The only Q was what the numbers were setting. But that`s obvious.

The window and the control statements have their sizes set.
The ATTACH statements set the screen positions relative to the window.
CALLBACK is the button action and DISPLAY is the whole window action.

The ATTACH statements seem unnecessarily overdone.
A less wordy and typing intensive method:

[GatorDog]

To add a couple of elements to the example.

- STOCK(.....) creates a button using the built in 'icon and text' buttons. ex Quit, Close, etc.
List of built in buttons Built in buttons

- Create a SUB routine()

- Execute the SUB when the button is clicked

[sunburnt]

Excellent !!!
Q: Is there a good IDE or editor, I noticed several at BaCon.

Also I saw that a compiled version of BaCon can run the Basic files directly.
This means a Visual Basic type of IDE to make GUIs could be built !!!

[GatorDog]

[sunburnt]

Thanks Rod; I downloaded both, but thought I`d ask.

Terry

[sunburnt]

Hey Rod; I posted for help getting Puppy to load the devx file, no answers.
I`m wondering what`s in it that`s needed. The dir.: /usr/lib/gcc ?
I noticed that Puppy already has the file: /lib/libgcc_s.so.1
( Maybe it`s not what`s needed at all... )

It appears I have no choice but to try to cobble the compiler together myself.

I downloaded the package for Debian as it has compiled files: bacon and bacongui.
Also the file bacon.bash.
Instead of the library: hug.so it has ".bac" files in: /lib/bacon.

[GatorDog]

sunburnt

afaik, you need the bacon packages and a compiler such as gcc.

I think you'll want the bacon packages that I posted above. They
should have the latest features and updates. Although they're beta
I personally have not had any issues with them.

You can create hug.so from hug.bac. With bacongui it is very easy.
There is a bacon -option to do that but I haven't used it.

I'll attach a compiled bacon 1.0.24beta, which should work on puppy.
You'll probably need gcc available. Then you can roll you own with
bacon bacongui.bac etc.

rod

[sunburnt]

Thanks Rod; I have the bacon executables: bacon and bacongui in /bin
The gui comes up and I loaded your example, click: tools > execute. Nothing.

As I said, Puppy already has: /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 ... Is this the C compiler?
And then there`s: /usr/lib/gcc/libgcc_s.so ... a link to the library above.

I just got it to convert your example but it errors with:

WARNING: 'cc' not found on this system!
Generated source code cannot be compiled.

Obviously the compiler is missing. Where is it in the SFS file and I can copy it?