What I think is going on here is that when you build the exe, you're getting a newer version of the runtime, one that has the html support baked in.
>Hi George, > >If I put that as the second line it doesn't get that far, it just shows >the error below: > >NSBasic - Line 0, Char 0 Unable to resolve Class ID for 'htmlview' when >instantiating 'HTMLview' object. > >By the way, it's the same on both my ppc's, so not just a one-off thing. > >Best wishes, > >Andrew. > > > >-----Original Message----- >From: George Henne <g...@nsbasic.com> >Sent: 02 September 2010 12:31 >To: nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com <nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com> >Subject: Re(4): [nsbasic-ce] Some silly questions > >What happens when you do this? >If you put Msgbox Typename(html) as the next statement, what do you get? > >>Hi George, >> >>I just tried it with nothing except the addobject line: >> >>AddObject "HTMLview","html", 5,45, output.width-10, output.height-52 >> >>It still doesn't work, so I think it can't be possible to run it directly >>from the device ide. It's nice to know, but not a major problem as I'll just >>use my stub exe while working on the ppc. >> >>It sounds like Microsoft are taking their new WM7 down the closed Apple >>route, which sounds a bit worrying to me :-( >> >>Thanks, >> >>Andrew. >> >> >> >>From: nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com [mailto:nsbasic...@yahoogroups.com] On >>Behalf Of George Henne >>Sent: 02 September 2010 11:23 >>To: nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com >>Subject: Re(2): [nsbasic-ce] Some silly questions >> >> >>Hmmm... that doesn't make sense to me. I think the problem lies >>elsewhere with HTMLview. Try writing a little two or three line program >>that simply does an AddObject with HTMLview. >> >>Microsoft apparently has standardized the APIs in Windows 7. However, >>they have restricted the new platform so it can only run apps created >>with a specialized version of their tools. Until they change this >>policy, third party tools are out of luck. >> >>>Hi George, >>> >>>Thanks for the reply. I should have said that htmlview isn't resolved >>>even using the htmlview.nsb sample on the device (but does from a pc >>>compiled exe). Basically, it's added as follows: >>> >>>AddObject "HTMLview","html", 5,45, output.width-10, output.height-52, >>>form1_Form >>> >>>It's no problem really, as I can chain it from a stub exe if necessary, >>>but it seems odd that I can't do it on the device. >>> >>>As for the device ide problem, I'm coming to the conclusion that the nsb >>>ide is a bit redundant now, especially as the desktop compiler now makes >>>exe files so encrypted files aren't that necessary. I've used Total >>>Commander for a few years for programming php/matlab/html/java on the >>>ppc so I tried it with unencrypted *.nsb files and it works well. I'm >>>also trying to see if it's possible to get cedit to launch an nsb >>>program: if it works I'll report back. >>> >>>There are quite a few programs around that use the camera on a ppc, so >>>it's a shame noone's written a simple utility just to capture a photo to >>>a specified location and close. If I find a way of doing it I'll let you >>>know, as not having camera access is a big limitation IMHO. Maybe >>>microsoft will sort out standardising the api's in the new version of >>>windows mobile :) >>> >>>Many thanks, >>> >>>Andrew. >>> >>> >>> >>>-----Original Message----- >>>From: George Henne <g...@nsbasic.com <mailto:gh%40nsbasic.com> > >>>Sent: 01 September 2010 11:35 >>>To: nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com <mailto:nsbasic-ce%40yahoogroups.com> >><nsbasic-ce@yahoogroups.com <mailto:nsbasic-ce%40yahoogroups.com> > >>>Subject: Re: [nsbasic-ce] Some silly questions >>> >>>Not silly questions at all. >>> >>>1. How are you adding the htmlview to your project? The best way is from >>>an AddObject statement, usually in the Form_Load routine. >>> >>>2. No changes here. The safest thing to do is restart the device IDE >>>before starting to edit a different program. >>> >>>3. Here's the problem with accelerometers: since Microsoft never built >>>any calls into the OS for this, each manufacturer had to add their own >>>functions. Needless to say, no two devices do this the same way. You can >>>probably create a DECLARE statement to call these functions if you can >>>get the documentation from the manufacturer. I believe the same >>>situation exists with cameras. >>> >>>George Henne >>>NS BASIC Corporation >>>http://www.nsbasic.com >>> >>>>Hi, >>>> >>>>Sorry, haven't posted for a while, so hope you don't mind three all at >>>once :) >>>> >>>>1) I've been trying to use htmlview through the device ide, but it says >>>>it can't resolve its id. However, it works using an exe compiled on the >>>>desktop, as well as when chained from a desktop compiled stub exe. Can I >>>>ask if anyone knows why I can't do this using the device ide alone, as >>>>the control is supposed to be in the device rom? >>>> >>>>2) George, is the device ide bug that sometimes causes it to get >>>>confused with filenames, and overwrite the wrong files code, fixed yet? >>>> >>>>3) Can I ask if anyone knows if it's possible to use a control (or >>>>simple program I can call) in nsbce that can grab a camera image to put >>>>in a picturebox, and one to get accelerometer data? I know basic4ppc has >>>>libraries for those things, but I'd much rather use nsb. >>>> >>>>Many thanks :) >>>> >>>>Andrew. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>------------------------------------ >>>> >>>>Yahoo! Groups Links >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>------------------------------------ >>> >>>Yahoo! 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