Is there any kind of template engine in VB? Something akin to Apache velocity or Freemarker?
My goal is to be able to dynamically generate sql statement criteria for an MS Access application based on form input, with something more powerful than string cats.
You can check this MiniTemplator.
MiniTemplator is a compact template engine for HTML files, available in Java, PHP and Visual Basic (VB/VBA). It can also be used for non-HTML files.
T4 templates for VB.NET.
I've used StringTemplate on a project once. It has C# port which you should be able to use from VB as well.
Take a look at the Format() function.
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I can inject JavaScript to qtwebkit like this:
view->page()->mainFrame()->evaluateJavaScript();
But is it a way to do the inverted process? Runnin a C++ Method from JavaScript?
I thought about parsing the *js files with C++ and include some prefixed calls in the javascript to detect calls.
Is there a way to accomplish this?
There is great built-in ability in Qt to integrate C++ and Javascript code. It is easily possible to make QObject available in script engine.
Just take a look at Making Application Scriptable.
In netbeans you can store some code as template and call it back whenever you like by typing a specific word and TAB..is there a similar emacs feature, and if yes how can I use it?
thanks in advance!
There are a couple of libraries that come with emacs that provide this kind of functionality. SkeletonMode and TempoMode both allow you to insert templates into your code. They can be combined with AbbrevMode to automatically trigger on keywords, like in NetBeans.
Yasnippet is a much more full-featured library to do the same, bundled with lots of defaults for various languages. It is not currently bundled with emacs.
Yes, take a look here : http://code.google.com/p/yasnippet
In addition, you can watch this video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76Ygeg9miao
I used to use ELSE Mode very heavily when I was doing a lot of programming by voice.
I want to build reusable JSP components for an application that I am building. There are multiple ways to go around this. The ones that I know of include building JSPFragments and then stitching the page the together. But that is not an elegant way of doing it.
I am also trying to get mt head around JSP tag libraries to be able to build reusable components for JSP. I read in multiple places that tag libraries are falling out of favour fast. There are other frameworks like JSF and Freemarker templates by which I can build re-usable components. What do I use to build these components. Is there a preferred and contemporary approach I can follow?
I am not sure if this solve your problem. But anyway, I started to use FreeMarker, which is a really good template engine. It follows strict the MVC principal. These feature might help you to decide whether FreeMarker is good for your needs:
Including strategy. This is what I use to include header and footer template files in my view.
Macros. Maybe you want but write your own directives. Unfortunately I have no experience with that.
Using jsp taglibs with FreeMarker is also possible.
Note that FreeMarker is just a template engine. You can not include java code into html like with jsp.
If the component is simple you can use .tag files. They are easy to write. If it is more complex, use a tag library. It is a working solution used many times.
I am working on a program and need to implement a double-entry accounting system. It would seem to me that there should be some open source project or code base out there already with most all of the basic accounting functions already written, but Google didn't turn anything up.
I don't want to re-invent the wheel, so is anyone aware if there is already a package out there that implements double-entry accounting in C, C++, or Objective-C?
Thank you!
(Frank)
Note: I am looking for a double-entry module to plug in to my existing application (it is a property management system) and I'm not re-writing a package like GNUCash. Sorry if I didn't state that clearly.
GnuCash - http://www.gnucash.org/
GnuCash is open source and I believe large parts of the backend are in C
Ledger - http://ledger-cli.org/
It's a pure C++ command-line engine for double-entry accounting. It follows the Unix philosophy so you don't actually even need to delve into the code--just parse the plain text output.
Does anyone have any T4 example Templates (or links to same) that can be used to generate a Webservice?
I'm thinking of the fact that I guess the Webservice is not just the Vb or Cs field but also requires an appropriate asmx file.
I'm really not sure how to achieve this
Oleg Sych: How to generate multiple outputs from single T4 template; create another method that generates your asmx - should be pretty simple, as it's one line - and renders it to a file.
T4 Toolbox also has some methods that are helpful for this. Oleg Sych's site also has other articles that will guide you through it, particularly these:
T4 Toolbox
Creating a complex code generator
Perhaps Web Service Software Factory will do what you need right out of the box. As I understand, it generates code with T4 templates you can extend.