for anyone watching something I’ve been tinkering with a converter that uses a full grammar for Xojo (that I’ve by hand verified & verified by testing it without about 500 actual code examples from Xojo) it took this code (in a plain text Xojo text project file) #tag Class Protected Class CComput…

Conversion of UI is the biggest problem cause in C# you have declarative UI. For the most XoJo users this is a big problem to realize their projects cause they can’t find an entrance. But on the other side: there is no entrance for them in Java or JavaFX . And there they can have their drag and drop…

yeah I could maybe make it spit out Java & a javaFX based UI

[image] thorstenstueker: And there they can have their drag and drop UI design. One could convert to WinForms and get drag & drop designer support. And there’s a ton of 3rd party support. Even, via WiseJ.NET , deploying to the web. That comes a lot closer to one code base for all platforms tha…

Very interesting - and could provide a solution to the burgeoning costs of Xojo.

WinForms has no support outside of Windows though ? At least none that I’m aware of

[image] npalardy: ne t The one which only wants to program for windows. With JavaFX I have Windows, Linux, macOS, web, iOS and Android as platform. So it is not so that I have no choices like with Winform. That’s only helping for Windows not for other operating systems.

TBH it would be really interesting to have an example of “Hello World”, how to create it, the project, and how to do all the layout, compiling etc so the end result is the multiple outputs you say you get Its one thing to say “Hey I can do this” And a whole other one to say “Here‘s how” with an ex…

That*s simple: open IntelliJ, select maven project, external maven servers, fxml JavaFX project. Than you will have an example within 10 seconds

[image] npalardy: WinForms has no support outside of Windows though ? At least none that I’m aware of If MSFT maintains support for the tooling then vendors like WiseJ.NET can take that to other platforms. WiseJ ( Roadmap – Wisej.NET ) can deploy on Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS and of course…

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