DOCSLIB.ORG

Embedded Guis Can Impact the Bottom Line of Your Business

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Embedded Guis Can Impact the Bottom Line of Your Business Embedded GUIs Can Impact the Bottom Line of Your Business Authors Shailesh Kumar Gupta & Neeraj Tiwari, ERS-SPG HCL Technologies, NOIDA Dr. Usha Thakur, ATS Technical Research HCL Technologies, Chennai Embedded GUIs: Can Impact the Bottom Line of Your Business © 2009, HCL Technologies Ltd. May, 2009 Embedded GUIs 2 Contents Users Vs Developers ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Purpose ......................................................................................................................................................... 4 GUI in Embedded Devices ............................................................................................................................. 5 Challenges ................................................................................................................................................. 5 Solution ..................................................................................................................................................... 6 Market for Embedded GUI ............................................................................................................................ 6 Players in the GUI Toolkit Space ............................................................................................................... 8 EmPresent – HCL’s GUI Toolkit ................................................................................................................... 10 Components ............................................................................................................................................ 10 Concept to Deployment .......................................................................................................................... 11 Architecture ............................................................................................................................................ 11 Features .................................................................................................................................................. 12 Why use EmPresent? .............................................................................................................................. 14 Benefits ................................................................................................................................................... 15 Embedded GUIs 3 Users Vs Developers How many of you software developers feel that if only users were willing to educate themselves about your application, then it would work like a charm? How many of you (end) users feel that if only software applications could do their job without you having to acquire IT skills, then there would be no problems at all? The gap between the two communities can be bridged by a well–thought out and‐ designed (i.e., highly usable and easy‐to‐use) Graphical User Interface (GUI). Since a GUI is a point of entry as well as exit of a user’s interaction with software applications, there is a great deal of pressure on software developers from businesses to minimize the learning curve of users in the interest of faster‐ time‐to market and from the Web 2.0‐savvy generation to make their user experience highly responsive and intuitive.1 These demands are leading to interesting developments and breakthroughs in GUI technologies for all types of systems, especially embedded systems.2 EmPresent is a platform‐independent GUI toolkit from HCL for embedded device application developers. It comprises a set of powerful visual development tools and widgets to build versatile embedded multilingual GUIs. Purpose Today, industry leaders are regarding GUIs as a business differentiator. Increasingly, GUIs are acting as a means of increasing the sale of products ranging from medical devices and flight entertainment systems to industrial and home automation devices. In this paper we will examine key developments in GUI technologies in the context of embedded devices and their impact on business goals. 1 In this regard, see Ravi Kuppusamy and Usha Thakur, "Rich Internet Applications in Perspective" and Sanjeet Joshi and Subramanyam B.S., "Web 2.0 ‐ The Evolution and Growth of the Interactive Internet" http://www.hcltech.com/hcl‐research/ [April] ‐>represents when the website was accessed. 2 Although the meaning of an embedded system is expressed in various ways, there is a consensus that an embedded system is a computer (with or without a GUI) that is inbuilt into a product and performs dedicated functions. For a fairly comprehensive interpretation of an embedded system, see http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid39_gci837507,00.html [April 2009]. Embedded GUIs 4 GUI in Embedded Devices Modern day consumers do not want to be aware of how a gizmo works; they just want to use (read ‘enjoy’) it with the shortest possible learning curve. Today, if there is a high quality home appliance or a medical device without a display screen on the market but has a very sophisticated manual explaining all its features, it will most likely be driven out of the market by counterparts that have a visual display along with features that could be learned within minutes without requiring a manual. This is the expectation that businesses have to meet and it is, therefore, not surprising that they want IT professionals to deliver high‐performing and scalable software applications that have a short development cycle, are easy to implement and maintain, and can be integrated with existing or new systems. This is, of course, easier said than done because the IT landscape has combinations of hardware and software that are not easily interoperable, and that makes the work of GUI embedded designers even more challenging. Challenges The key challenges faced by embedded GUI designers are as follows:3 Conceptualization Specialized widget sets required for each type of embedded device Continuous addition of features to improve performance Multiple prototypes before acceptance Unique development and production environments required for each device Development for multiple devices Parallel GUI Development Limited functionality for embedded platforms Non existence of windowing systems Inability to commence GUI development prior to hardware development Platform Scalability Multiple OS / processor combinations Requirement of a small footprint 3 “EmPresent” – White Paper (2006) http://presenterdownloads.hcltech.com/downloads/EmPresent_Whitepaper_2_.pdf [April 2009]. Embedded GUIs 5 Multiple I/O devices Solution In response to the needs of businesses, there is a growing trend among GUI embedded designers to meet the above‐mentioned challenges by designing GUI Toolkits that will: Provide Templates / layout feature for domain‐specific applications and designer tools Rich set of API’s for integration with other systems and libraries Simulator for quick prototyping Embedded graphics library consisting of a number of widgets or display controls Customizable navigation and dynamic flow of interactive UI application Support Porting and easy changes to GUI Modular and adaptable architecture Drag and drop and eliminate the need for coding Localization and internationalization Predefined Industry Standards Market for Embedded GUI The market for embedded GUI and GUI Toolkits is dependent upon the demand for embedded systems. Today, the embedded chip systems are found in most products ranging from mobile phones and cars to handheld devices and refrigerators.4 Although there is no hard and fast correlation between the growth of consumer and industrial goods and a rise in embedded systems, the fact is that the market for 4 For a good summary of the significance of embedded systems in contemporary society, see the following article by Wayne Wolf, a renowned scholar, “The Embedded System Landscape,” (September 2007) http://www.computer.org/portal/site/computer/menuitem.5d61c1d591162e4b0ef1bd108bcd45f3/index.jsp?&pN ame=computer_level1_article&TheCat=1005&path=computer/homepage/Oct07&file=gei.xml&xsl=article.xsl& [April 2009]. Embedded GUIs 6 embedded systems has been on the rise.5 According to a report by BCC Research, the world market in 2004 for Embedded software was at $1.6 billion and expected to grow to $3.5 billion by 2009, at an average annual growth rate (AAGR) of 16% Embedded hardware was just over $40 billion and expected to grow to $78.7 billion by 2009, at an AAGR 14.2% Embedded board revenues was $3.6 billion and expected to reach $5.9 billion by 2009, at an AAGR of 10%6 In a recent study, Venture Development Corporation (VDC) estimated the global Market for Embedded Software Engineering alone to reach more than $25 billion in the coming years.7 The outlook for current and future IT spending, however, is rather unclear. Gartner has predicted a moderate growth in global IT spending for 2009 with the rider that while in some sector (e.g., Utilities, Healthcare, and Government) the share of IT spending is growing; in others (e.g., Transportation, Financial Services, and Manufacturing) it is declining.8 By contrast, a Forrester research has predicted an overall decline by 3% in 2009 and a rise by 9% in 2010 for global IT spending when measured in US 5 What is interesting is that although the Americas (mainly US) is said to account for nearly half the total revenue, it growth rate is only 11%; that of the Asia/Pacific region is the highest growth rate (22.7%), followed closely
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Company Brochure
    Accord Global Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Accord Global Technology Solutions Private Limited (AGTSPL) is part of the Accord Group of companies with primary focus on Aerospace, Embedded, Automotive and Enterprise products and engineering services. Accord Group was established in 1991 by five technologists who have worked in the field of Avionics and real time embedded systems over several decades. Over the years, Accord Group has chartered an impressive record of accomplishment in customer satisfaction, innovation, sales, and profitability. The success of the group has been made possible with continuous enhancement of Competence in Technology, Quality Processes, Project Management and Customer Focus. VISION QUALITY To build the best Engineering Brand in the world. Awards & Recognitions MISSION U We shall provide innovative Products and Services to our R L customers in the field of Aerospace, Automotive, Embedded and other Safety Critical Systems including Commercial Systems. DQS Inc. We shall strive to be the most trusted partner to our customers, Accord Global Technology consistently exceeding the expectations through Innovation, Solution Pvt. Ltd. Commitment and Passion for Excellence. ISO 9001:2015 VALUES AS9100:2016 Rev D Nimble Integrity Fairness Social Responsibility CMMI Level 5 V1.3 Innovation Reliability & Safety Passion Excellence Defence Technology Award from the Government of India Awarded by the Prime Minister Of India Our range of Products & Services Autosar/ Aerospace Body Control Products Module (BCM) ISO-26262 ATE/ Staff
    [Show full text]
  • Branchenführer Embedded Software Engineering 2019
    Embedded Software Engineering Branchenführer | 2020 Branchenführer Embedded Software Engineering 2020 Eine Gemeinschaftpublikation von Embedded Software Engineering Branchenführer | 2020 • Software-Entwicklungslösungen für Arm • IDEs, Compiler, Debugger, Debug-Adapter • Performance Analyse für Code und Grafi k • Software Entwicklungsunterstützung für Arm IP Beschleunigen Sie die Software-Entwicklung von Embedded-Applikationen Firmenprofi l Studio unterstützt Entwicklung für jede Arm-Architektur, und Keil MDK wurde speziell für die Erstellung und das Die Arm-Technologie ist das Herzstück einer Revolu- Testen von Embedded-Anwendungen auf Arm-basierten tion in den Bereichen Computing & Connectivity, die Mikrokontrollern entwickelt. die Lebensweise der Menschen und die Arbeitsweise von Unternehmen verändert. Unsere fortgeschrittenen, Aktuelle Themen 2020 energieeffi zienten Prozessordesigns haben intelligentes Computing in mehr als 130 Milliarden Chips ermöglicht, Das Internet der Dinge erfordert eine hohe Sicherheit und unsere Technologien versorgen Produkte vom Sen- in den Endknoten, was eine neue Herausforderung für sor über das Smartphone bis hin zum Supercomputer. Softwareentwickler darstellt. PSA ist eine Schritt-für- In Kombination mit unserer IoT-Plattform für Geräte, Schritt-Anleitung, um das richtige Sicherheitsniveau zu Konnektivität und Datenmanagement ermöglichen wir erreichen, das Risiko der Datenzuverlässigkeit zu redu- unseren Kunden leistungsstarke und umsetzbare Ge- zieren und Unternehmen die Möglichkeit zu geben, bei schäftseinblicke, die aus ihren vernetzten Geräten und neuen Ideen innovativ zu sein. Die Open-Source Trusted Daten neue Werte schaffen. Zusammen mit über 1.000 Firmware for Cortex-M (TF-M) implementiert die in PSA Technologiepartnern sind wir führend bei der Konzeption, beschriebenen Software-Services. Es bietet dem Software– Sicherung und Verwaltung aller Rechenbereiche vom entwickler eine vertrauenswürdige Ausführungsumge- Chip bis zur Cloud.
    [Show full text]
  • Composition and Construction of Embedded Software Families
    Composition and Construction of Embedded Software Families Dissertation zur Erlangung des akademischen Grades Doktoringenieur (Dr. Ing.) angenommen durch die Fakultät für Informatik der Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg von Dipl.-Inform. Danilo Beuche geb. am 2.12.1968 in Nauen Gutachter: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schröder-Preikschat Prof. Dr. Reiner Dumke Prof. Dr. Jörg Nolte Promotionskolloquium: Magdeburg, den 19. Dezember 2003 Acknowledgements Finishing this dissertation would have been impossible without the help of many persons. I would like to express my gratitude to all of them. However, it is impossible to name all of my voluntary and sometimes involuntary helpers. My special thanks go to Wolfgang Schröder-Preikschat who gave me opportunity and room to develop my own ideas. His research group at Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg was the perfect place for me and my research project. Beside my advisor I have to thank my colleagues Guido Domnick, Andreas Gal, Jens Lauterbach, André Maaß, Daniel Mahren- holz, and Michael Schulze from this group. They frequently had to use the Consul program which is a substantial result of this thesis. I am grateful that they kept sending bug reports instead of deleting it from the disk right away when it still did not work as expected after the “final” bug fix. Olaf and Ute Spinczyk, who were my first colleagues in the group, had not only to live with my chaos for about five years, they also were first time readers of my drafts. Their comments and also their believe in this work were invaluable. Frank Behrens, who always tried to motivate me, is hopefully pleased with the result of his efforts.
    [Show full text]
  • Release Notes - Please Read Carefully
    TARA Systems Release Notes - please read carefully - Version 8.00 26 September 2016 Authors: Dipl. Ing. Paul Banach, Dipl. Ing. Manfred Schweyer Copyright © TARA Systems GmbH www.embedded-wizard.de Release Notes Release Notes The following chapters contain a complete version history of Embedded Wizard and describe all news and changes. Please read carefully. The following versions have been released: Embedded Wizard V8.00 (preview release) Embedded Wizard V7.10 Embedded Wizard V7.02 (preview release) Embedded Wizard V7.00 (preview release) Embedded Wizard V6.60 Embedded Wizard V6.51 Embedded Wizard V6.50 Embedded Wizard V6.41 Embedded Wizard V6.40 Embedded Wizard V6.30 Embedded Wizard V6.20 Embedded Wizard V6.10 Embedded Wizard V6.00 Embedded Wizard V5.40 Embedded Wizard V5.30 Embedded Wizard V5.20 Embedded Wizard V5.10 Embedded Wizard V5.00 Embedded Wizard V4.40 Embedded Wizard V4.30 Embedded Wizard V4.20 Embedded Wizard V4.11 Embedded Wizard V4.10 Embedded Wizard V4.01 Embedded Wizard V4.00 Embedded Wizard V3.30 Embedded Wizard V3.20 Embedded Wizard V3.00 Embedded Wizard V2.30 Embedded Wizard V2.20 Embedded Wizard Copyright © TARA Systems GmbH Page 2 Release Notes www.embedded-wizard.de Release Notes Embedded Wizard V2.10 Embedded Wizard V2.00 Embedded Wizard V1.01 Embedded Wizard V1.00 Embedded Wizard V0.92 Embedded Wizard V0.91 Embedded Wizard Copyright © TARA Systems GmbH Page 3 Release Notes www.embedded-wizard.de Embedded Wizard V8.00 (preview release) Embedded Wizard V8.00 (preview release) This version is a preview release. This means, that all new features and improvements are completed and well tested – just the documentation is not completed.
    [Show full text]
  • Implementation of a Software Interface Layer Between Model-Based-Design Tool and Embedded Graphic Frameworks
    Politecnico di Torino Laurea Magistrale in Ingegneria Elettronica indirizzo: Embedded Systems Tesi di Laurea Magistrale Implementation of a software interface layer between model-based-design tool and embedded graphic frameworks Relatori: Candidate: Prof. Luciano Lavagno, Lorenzo Rinaldi Ing. Massimiliano Curti April 16, 2021 Acknowledgements The realization of this project was possible thanks to Teoresi Group. First, I would like to thank my supervisor, prof. Luciano Lavagno, for his availability and clarity about information concerning this fundamen- tal step of my life. Then, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Technology Leader Massimiliano Curti, at Teoresi, for the great opportunity to do my master thesis, in a continuously growing company, for his willingness to help me, sharing his knowledge, experience and for his huge profes- sionalism. Moreover, I would like to thank Politecnico di Torino for these five years spent between moments of fun and sacrifice, in which a learnt not only technical but also human knowledge from many professors. Vorrei ancora ringraziare tutta la mia famiglia, mamma, pap`ae Laura, senza la quale tutto questo percorso non sarebbe stato possibile, perch´e mi hanno permesso di portare a termine questo percorso e dato la fiducia per superare ogni ostacolo postomisi davanti. Per aver creduto in me e per essersi sacrificati permettendomi di arrivare fino a questo punto. Infine, ovviamente non meno importante, vorrei ringraziare Federica, che mi ha supportato, ma soprattutto, ha sopportato gli sbalzi d'umore e le crisi durante le sessioni d'esame che a volte sembravano interminabili. Tutti i rifiuti ad uscire perch´edovevo studiare, ma mi auguro di poter ripagare tutto il tempo perso, negli anni a venire.
    [Show full text]
  • Magazine January/February 2006 • an Idbma, Inc
    INSIDE! CELEBRATING 25 YEARS - A LOOK BACK AT SPECTRUM'S MOST FAMOUS SPEAKERS $7.00 U.S. INTERNATIONAL ® SPECTRUMSPECTRUMTHE BUSINESS COMPUTER MAGAZINE JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2006 • AN IDBMA, INC. PUBLICATION Ajax:Ajax: MakingMaking thethe WebWeb MoreMore InteractiveInteractive WhatWhat AjaxAjax Is,Is, What It Isn’t Isn’t,, andand WhyWhy ItIt MattersMatters PLUS! Improving the Bottom Line With Business Intelligence INTERNATIONAL Making the 12 Web More Interactive — ® Understanding SPECTRUMJANUARY/FEBRUARY 2006 the Real Benefits MULTIVALUE REPORTING AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE of the Ajax 6 One of the strengths of MultiValue systems is the rich, expressive query environment that allows users to extract the detail and summary transaction information needed to Technology A clear effectively run the business. But what happens when we want simpler access to picture of what Ajax is, what operational data and quick export to spreadsheets, or trending and drill-down analysis to improve the business? BY ROSS MORRISSEY it isn't and why it matters. BY MELVIN SORIANO WHY VISUAL STUDIO .NET? As an IT professional in charge of a 30MultiValue system, you are probably wondering the impact, if any, that the latest release of .NET will have on the work that you do and the decisions that you make. This article demystifies the new features and tells why some of them are important to you. BY ROBERT HOUBEN IS YOUR DATA SECURITY ADEQUATE? Did you know that the weakest 35part of a security system is the user? All MultiValue databases provide tools to protect your data, but many of them aren’t being used or applied to their full advantage.
    [Show full text]
  • IDOL Connector Framework Server 12.2 Administration Guide
    Connector Framework Server Software Version 12.2 Administration Guide Document Release Date: February 2019 Software Release Date: February 2019 Administration Guide Legal notices Copyright notice © Copyright 2019 Micro Focus or one of its affiliates. The only warranties for products and services of Micro Focus and its affiliates and licensors (“Micro Focus”) are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. Micro Focus shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Documentation updates The title page of this document contains the following identifying information: l Software Version number, which indicates the software version. l Document Release Date, which changes each time the document is updated. l Software Release Date, which indicates the release date of this version of the software. You can check for more recent versions of a document through the MySupport portal. Many areas of the portal, including the one for documentation, require you to sign in with a Software Passport. If you need a Passport, you can create one when prompted to sign in. Additionally, if you subscribe to the appropriate product support service, you will receive new or updated editions of documentation. Contact your Micro Focus sales representative for details. Support Visit the MySupport portal to access contact information and details about the products, services, and support that Micro Focus offers. This portal also provides customer self-solve capabilities. It gives you a fast and efficient way to access interactive technical support tools needed to manage your business.
    [Show full text]
  • Introduction to Software Engineering
    Introduction to Software Engineering Edited by R.P. Lano (Version 0.1) Table of Contents Introduction to Software Engineering..................................................................................................1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................13 Preface...........................................................................................................................................13 Introduction....................................................................................................................................13 History...........................................................................................................................................14 References......................................................................................................................................15 Software Engineer..........................................................................................................................15 Overview........................................................................................................................................15 Education.......................................................................................................................................16 Profession.......................................................................................................................................17 Debates within
    [Show full text]
  • System Integration Services for a Successful Product Build
    System integration services for a successful product build and placement in consumer electronics and multimedia - for manufacturers, telecom operators, and broadcasters DTV System integration From a platform selection, through platform depended support product specific requirements (country specific SDK of mayor OTT services, middleware (DVB, ATSC) specifications, broadcast signaling, etc.). On the Applica- featuring: DLNA, HbbTV, MHEG, PVR, CI Plus, to HTML and tion level we provide customization of DTV applications Java application level, RT-RK offers complete develop- in: HTML4/HTML5/CE-HTML, Java UI framework, Maestro ment, customization, and integration services for UI toolkit, Tara’s Embedded Wizard and OSD Builder, and connected, content protected, broadcast and broadband SVG. We also provide services of connection with head- digital receivers and gateways on Linux and Android. On end: configuration, firmware upgrade, and parameter the OS level we provide kernel adaptations/extensions, monitoring; precertification, and testing. porting and integrations of 3rd party devices/drivers as well as real time optimizations. Customization of Chipset SDK includes porting of peripherals, porting and integra- SoC tion of 3rd party software components, SDK adaptations to support product specific requirements (second screen, IPTV protocol stacks, etc.), and Media playback improve- ments (different codec and containers support, synchroni- OS21 RTOS zation). TEHNOLOGIES CAS/DRM Middleware encounters: DTV middleware porting on various chipsets/platforms, Native integration of TV mid- For the major Swiss telecommunication dleware in Android operating system, DTV middleware provider Swisscom, RT-RK performed a upgrade to be compliant with the latest specifications system integration on a Marvell platform (ATSC, DVB), porting and integration of 3rd party software with iWedia software for a STB on components (CI Plus, MHEG-5, DLNA, HbbTV, OTT services, Android.
    [Show full text]
  • Revvis-VV-Methods-And-Tools V20
    INPE-15648-NTC/377 SOFTWARE VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION METHODS AND TOOLS Ana Maria Ambrosio Nuno Silva* *Critical Software S.A. INPE São José dos Campos 2008 Publicado por: esta página é responsabilidade do SID Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE) Gabinete do Diretor – (GB) Serviço de Informação e Documentação (SID) Caixa Postal 515 – CEP 12.245-970 São José dos Campos – SP – Brasil Tel.: (012) 3945-6911 Fax: (012) 3945-6919 E-mail: [email protected] Solicita-se intercâmbio We ask for exchange Publicação Externa – É permitida sua reprodução para interessados. INPE-15648-NTC/377 SOFTWARE VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION METHODS AND TOOLS Ana Maria Ambrosio Nuno Silva* *Critical Software S.A. INPE São José dos Campos 2008 SOFTWARE VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION METHODS AND TOOLS REWIS PROJECT REVVIS – Reunião de Especialistas em Verificação e Validação de Software Working Group - Benchmarking de métodos e ferramentas de V&V de software Ana Maria Ambrosio [email protected] Instituto National de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE) – Brasil Author Nuno Silva [email protected] Critical Software S.A. – Portugal Author Paulo C. Veras [email protected] Instituto de Tecnologia Aeronáutica (ITA) - Brasil Contributor Enrique Larios Vargas [email protected] Pontificia Universidad Catolica Del Peru - Peru Contributor Maximiliano Cristiá REVVIS Coordinator SUMMARY Pág. LIST OF TABLES…………………………………………………………………………… 1. Introduction .............................................................................................. .... 9 1.1 Document Scope ...........................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Purebasic Reference Manual 4.50 (Windows)
    PureBasic Reference Manual 4.50 (Windows) http://www.purebasic.com/ June 8, 2010 Contents I General 27 1 Introduction 28 2 Terms And Conditions 29 3 System requirements 30 4 Installation 31 5 Order 32 6 Contact 34 7 Acknowledgements 36 II The PureBasic Editor 38 8 Getting Started 39 9 Working with source files 41 10 Editing features 43 11 Managing projects 49 12 Compiling your programs 55 13 Using the debugger 65 14 Included debugging tools 73 15 Using the buildin Tools 82 16 Using external tools 87 17 Getting Help 92 18 Customizing the IDE 95 19 Commandline options for the IDE 112 III Language Reference 113 20 Working with different number bases 114 21 Break : Continue 119 22 Using the command line compiler 121 23 Compiler Directives 123 1 24 Compiler Functions 127 25 Data 132 26 Debugger keywords in PureBasic 135 27 Define 137 28 Dim 139 29 Building a DLL 141 30 Enumerations 143 31 For : Next 145 32 ForEach : Next 147 33 General Rules 149 34 Global 152 35 Gosub : Return 154 36 Handles and Numbers 156 37 If : Else : EndIf 158 38 Import : EndImport 159 39 Includes Functions 161 40 Inline x86 ASM 163 41 Interfaces 165 42 Macros 167 43 Pointers and memory access 169 44 NewList 173 45 NewMap 175 46 Others Commands 177 47 Procedures 179 48 Protected 182 49 Prototypes 184 50 Pseudotypes 186 51 PureBasic objects 188 52 Repeat : Until 190 53 Select : EndSelect 191 54 Using several PureBasic versions on Windows 193 55 Shared 194 2 56 Static 195 57 Structures 197 58 Threaded 201 59 Unicode 202 60 Variables and Types 204 61 We start programming..
    [Show full text]
  • Advanced Commands Reference Guide
    Kryon Studio VERSION 20.9 Advanced ommands C Reference Guide This document contains proprietary and confidential information of Kryon Systems, and can be distributed only with the prior written consent of Kryon Systems Ltd. © 2008-2020 Kryon Systems Ltd. All rights reserved. Document revision: 21-Sep.-2020 Contents CHAPTER 1: Variable Commands Set Value 18 Using the SET VALUE command 18 Find 20 Using the FIND command 20 Replace 28 Using the REPLACE command 28 Mathematics 30 Using the MATHEMATICS command 30 Evaluate Expression 31 Using the EVALUATE EXPRESSION command 31 Split 36 Using the SPLIT command 36 Get Array Data 40 Using the GET ARRAY DATA command 41 Get Table Data 44 Using the GET TABLE DATA command 44 Table Lookup 49 Using the TABLE LOOKUP command 49 Get ASCII Character 54 Using the GET ASCII CHARACTER command 54 Remove Blank Spaces 56 Using the REMOVE BLANK SPACES command 56 Change Case 57 Using the CHANGE CASE command 57 Check Type 58 Using the CHECK TYPE command 58 Get Random Number 59 Using the GET RANDOM NUMBER command 59 Reverse 60 Using the REVERSE command 60 Get Length 61 Using the GET LENGTH command 61 Extract Numeric Values 62 Using the EXTRACT NUMERIC VALUES command 62 CHAPTER 2: Flow Commands If Else 66 Using the IF ELSE command 66 Complex If Else 70 Using the COMPLEX IF ELSE command 70 Multi-Value If Else 72 Using the MULTI-VALUE IF ELSE command 72 Loop 74 Using the LOOP command 74 Loop: Break 76 Loop: Restart 77 Loop Table 78 Using the LOOP TABLE command 78 Loop Items 80 Using the LOOP ITEMS command 80 Pause 82
    [Show full text]