Month: February 2019

Announcement, B4J, B4X, BANano, CSS, HTML5, Javascript, Programming

[B4X] BANano 2.25 released

BANano2.25

CHANGES:

1. GetViewFromLayoutArray() and GetAllViewsFromLayoutArray() has now an extra first parameter to allow adding the B4J class where the layout was loaded.

2. New params to config the paths for a build:

  • SCRIPTS_FOLDER
  • ASSETS_FOLDER
  • STYLES_FOLDER

3. BANanoSkeletonCSS added some properties.  You will need to copy the new Library to your Additional Libraries folder if you have already used it.   The CSS file was also changed.

4. New example Website with multiple pages.  I made two versions, one using a Router, one without a Router.

IMPORTANT: they need to run on a real server (or e.g. the Chrome Server plugin!)

It is a real world example I wrote for a friend of mine who owns a B&B.

Demonstrates:

  •  multi-pages
  •  multilingual supports
  •  browsers Back/Forward buttons support.
  •  floating navigation bar

It is ridiculous how little programming I had to do to make his site. Finished the whole thing in a morning. 🙂

Both examples are heavily commented.

5. The following JavaScript DOM objects have been wrapped:

  • BANanoWindow
  • BANanoHistory
  • BANanoLocation
  • BANanoGeoLocation/BANanoGeoPosition (https only)
  • BANanoConsole
  • BANanoNavigator
  • BANanoScreen

Some are used in the examples in (4)

6. BANanoObject has been extended with:

  • AddEventListener
  • ClientLeft/Top/Width/Height
  • OffsetLeft/Top/Width/Height
  • ScrollLeft/Top/Width/Height

7. Other transpiler fixes.

Download: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/banano-a-sneak-peek-into-a-progressive-web-app-library.99740/#post-627764

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Announcement, B4J, B4X, BANano, CSS, HTML5, Java, Javascript

[B4X] BANano 2.19 released


CHANGES:

1. Fix for bug in release mode for #if CSS commenting out all generated Javascript after it.

2. Support for #ExcludeFromLibrary. Modules having this tag set to true will not be compiled into the BANano library.

3. Fix for bug ‘OR’ between two String functions:

e.g. previously failed:

Dim myString As String = "Foo"
If myString.ToLowerCase.Contains("foo") Or myString.ToLowerCase.Contains("bar") Then
   Log("!")
End If

4. Fix for List AddAll(), AddAllTo()

5. BANanoObject.Initialize2() second param can now also be an Array. This makes it possible to do this:

In Javascript:

var myGraph = new Dygraph(div, data);

BANano:

DygraphObject.Initialize2("Dygraph", Array(div, data))

6. Support for BANanoPromise. See this tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/banano-working-with-promises.102413/

7. 3 shortcut methods on the BANanoElement:

.GetField
.SetField
.RunMethod

All three are BANanoObject methods, now also available on BANanoElement as shortcuts.

So you can now do:

Dim UploadedFiles() As String = BANano.GetElement("#fu").GetField("files").Result

instead of having to do (both still work):

Dim UploadedFiles() As String = BANano.GetElement("#fu").ToObject.GetField("files").Result

I hope this will help confused users who do not always understand when to switch from BANanoElement to BANanoObject.

Download:

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/banano-progressive-web-app-library.99740/#post-627764
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