Xojo client example
The Xojo client example is provided in a ZIP archive and can be copied anywhere on your hard drive or USB key before you double-click to unpack it. You will then get an executable itself double-clickable, without any "installation" being necessary. However, it may be necessary to disable your anti-virus beforehand. The evaluation having been carried out, putting everything into the trash will be enough to restore the computer to its original state.
| Plateform | MacOS | Windows |
|---|---|---|
| System requirements | MacOS 10.10 "Yosemite" to 10.15 "Catalina" The first launch must be done either with the "ctrl" key pressed, or by "right click" of the mouse, then by the menu "Open" |
Windows 7 - 64 bits Service Pack 1 and Windows 10 - 64 bits |
| Download english and french versions |
English/french Xojo client example | |
The french and english versions are strictly identical to the only difference of the interface of the compiled versions, which are translated.
The Windows and MacOS versions detect the presence of TransBar on the computer as soon as they are launched, provided that the "TransBar_Server" folder has been created beforehand. They demonstrate all actions acceptable to the TransBar server:
- transcription by command line;
- transcription by scan of the local "TransBar_Server" folder;
- start and stop of permanent scan by command line.
They also allow to designate a folder "TransBar_Server" located on a Windows or MacOS computer of the local network. This configuration allows TransBar transcription in all operating systems, old or modern, even without graphical interface.
Each transcription method is timed to evaluate its relevance in a given architecture.
Each button or each menu can be clicked with the "Ctrl" key to obtain a description of its action.
Sources
Each of the ZIP folders contains, in a "Sources" folder, a file "Exemple_client_TransBar.xojo_binary_project".
This file is a database that contains everything that is required by the Xojo compiler to view or modify the Basic sources and generate the six executables provided above.
The Xojo compiler is only available in english; it can be freely downloaded from the address:
In the absence of a license, this compiler will only allow local execution, without obtaining a double-clickable executable, but this local execution should suffice for your tests.
Once the database is opened by the compiler, you can:
- view the characteristics of an interface element, such as a button or menu, by selecting it;
- view the source of the action of this item by double-clicking it, then copy or modify it if you wish. These sources are very precisely commented, both in english and in french;
- search for a function, a variable, a constant or any element whose name appears in a source, by clicking in that name with the "CTRL" key pressed or with the right mouse button then menu item "Go To ...";
- get help on an interface or source element by using the "Help For ..." item on the same pop-up menu;
- compile and run the example by clicking on the green triangle at the top of the window;
- save any changes.
Try Xojo is often adopt, if only for prototyping.