Dec 102017
| Nat. Computer Conslt. class library for Clipper 5. This OO class lib requires Class(y). Very nice set of classes for user interface, with demo file editor. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| NCCCODE.ZIP | 81257 | 77241 | deflated |
| NCCLIB.ZIP | 46739 | 46722 | deflated |
| NCCVIEW.ZIP | 50546 | 49554 | deflated |
| READ.ME | 1321 | 614 | deflated |
Download File NCC_LIB.ZIP Here
Contents of the READ.ME file
National Computer Consultants
CompuServe 70324,634
We are releasing the source code to our library as freeware to
the public domain. It is for all of you to use in your applications
or to help you learn OOP and event driven programming.
The library has been updated since the last release and is in
the zip file NCCLIB.ZIP. The source code to the library is in the
zip file NCCCODE.ZIP. A demo program that uses many of the library
functions is in the zip file NCCVIEW.ZIP. It contains the rmake file
and the link file. You need to have Class(y) version 1.05 or 1.07 to
compile. It will not work with Class(y) version 2.x. You may change
the library source to up date it to Class(y) 2.x. It would not be a
long process to do so. The library and the demo program was compiled
with Clipper 5.2c.
There is not much documention to go with the library or with the
demo program. I think after you read the code you should be able to
understand what is going on. The demo program, NCCVIEW, is a great
utility for database viewing and updating. It has a help file that
goes with the program and it will explain how to use the program.
The file name is NccView.hlp.
CompuServe 70324,634
We are releasing the source code to our library as freeware to
the public domain. It is for all of you to use in your applications
or to help you learn OOP and event driven programming.
The library has been updated since the last release and is in
the zip file NCCLIB.ZIP. The source code to the library is in the
zip file NCCCODE.ZIP. A demo program that uses many of the library
functions is in the zip file NCCVIEW.ZIP. It contains the rmake file
and the link file. You need to have Class(y) version 1.05 or 1.07 to
compile. It will not work with Class(y) version 2.x. You may change
the library source to up date it to Class(y) 2.x. It would not be a
long process to do so. The library and the demo program was compiled
with Clipper 5.2c.
There is not much documention to go with the library or with the
demo program. I think after you read the code you should be able to
understand what is going on. The demo program, NCCVIEW, is a great
utility for database viewing and updating. It has a help file that
goes with the program and it will explain how to use the program.
The file name is NccView.hlp.
December 10, 2017
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