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[Here are some great VB links]
Free VB Code
You'll find only quality code in this fast & concise site.
Selection is somewhat limited though.
Planet Source Code
The big circus. The giant city. About 20-30 new posts every day. Off-course,
most of it is crap, but reading the comments people post about bad code
is nevertheless satisfying.
VB Accelerator
Lots of code & articles, all of amazing quality. This is serious stuff
that's worth digging into. Too bad the site seems to be frozen nowadays.
VBNet
No, it's not about the next version of VB. It's "just" a repository
of good/advanced code in misc. categories. If you just love APIs, this
is your support group.
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Hi.
Wanna see some code?
Well then, you reached the right place.
During the passing year I've released a number of source code demos, including
one that shows you how to create "Dynamic" skinnable windows that can
be resized, just like the one in kewlpÄd itself.
All the demos are in VB (At my work I have very little time to tinker with VB,
as I work mainly with UNIX, Perl, C++ and the like).
You can also download the code through this link to
freevbcode.com
"Dynamic" Resizable Skin Demo
By now there are a lot of code examples out there that show you how to create
a skinnable form based on a bitmap. But that limits the form to be a static
unresizable one.
Here's how to change that. OK, It's a bit more complex, but what did you
expect?...
Your Basic Skin Demo
So you claim you haven't seen any demo before of how to use a bitmap to create
a skinnable form. How is that possible?
Here's the original code, anyways.
Integrate Plug-Ins in Your Applications
Nowadays it seems like every shitty app out there just has plug-ins.
The idea is simple: Let other people extend your app with new capabilities,
and in the end it's the user - and you, that profit.
This piece of code implements plug-ins easily with ActiveX DLLs,
which are SO easy to write in VB.
A Math Expression Parser
This baby is an expression parser, meaning that it computes expressions like
'5 * 3 + 4 / -(1+3/3)'. It does so quite neatly, in my opinion, 'coz the code
is quite clean and elegant, comapred to other demos I saw.
So if your'e just dying to know what a "Top-Down Recursive Parser" is (Sounds
so good), check it out.
[ That's all for now. If you have questions or suggestions, you can
mail me. ]
Note: All code, examples and tutorials on this page
are copyrighted by E-RoZ.

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