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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Is it possible to create COM objects using Dark Basic Pro ?

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Juggernaut
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Posted: 16th Aug 2012 00:32
Hello,

Is it possible to create COM objects using Dark Basic Pro ?

Thanks,
MrValentine
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Posted: 16th Aug 2012 00:48
sure, there was a project about a year ago doing just that...

also have you looked at STYX yet?

if not and not wanting to buy it yet, try MatrixUtils...

Dar13
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Posted: 16th Aug 2012 05:11
Quote: "Is it possible to create COM objects using Dark Basic Pro ?"

No. At least not in the conventional way. You'd have to fiddle with the User32.dll and even then I'm not sure it's possible.

Juggernaut
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Posted: 16th Aug 2012 12:24
Quote: "sure, there was a project about a year ago doing just that...

also have you looked at STYX yet?

if not and not wanting to buy it yet, try MatrixUtils...
"


STYX official plugin page states -

COM, ActiveX, .NET

Commands in this section allow you to load COM, ActiveX or .NET DLLs (and one of their classes). Once loaded you can create new instances, call COM functions, check for the existence of COM classes, register DLLs and set/get values.

So how come buying STYX can help me creating COM (Server/Client) objects ?

Secondly, does anybody know of any BASIC compiler / language using which I can create COM (server/client) objects ?
Juggernaut
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Posted: 16th Aug 2012 21:09
Quote: "sure, there was a project about a year ago doing just that...

also have you looked at STYX yet?

if not and not wanting to buy it yet, try MatrixUtils...
"


MatrixUtils for COM development ? Can you please give me the link ?
MrValentine
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Posted: 16th Aug 2012 22:25
Link for what?

Juggernaut
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Posted: 17th Aug 2012 14:24
He said MatrixUtils can help in COM development. So I want to see where it is written.
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Posted: 17th Aug 2012 14:30
Who said?

Juggernaut
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MrValentine
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Posted: 18th Aug 2012 01:19
Quote: "sure, there was a project about a year ago doing just that...

also have you looked at STYX yet?

if not and not wanting to buy it yet, try MatrixUtils..."


When? Where?

I can confirm STYX allows fiddling with COM calls and setting them in conjunction with an ActiveX/COM DLL

Brendy boy
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Posted: 18th Aug 2012 01:27
why don't you take a visit to MatrixUtils page and see it for yourself?

Juggernaut
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Posted: 18th Aug 2012 01:34
I have paid a visit. There was no mention of COM programming anywhere.
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Posted: 18th Aug 2012 02:15
Quote: "here was no mention of COM programming anywhere. "

Well, mrValentine said: "try MatrixUtils", he didn't say: "yes, MatrixUtils has that feature", so it was more of a suggestion to have a look because MatrixUtils has a lot of cool stuff so he thought maybe even COM

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Posted: 18th Aug 2012 02:41 Edited at: 18th Aug 2012 02:42
@Brendy boy: I am not going in for law suit for this to settle down

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