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Dear community,
I like to share my very first helper for CodeThypon.

It is a InputQuery() replacement with some neat features.
github.com/KodeZwerg/Freepascal-CodeTyphon-InputQueryEx

Feel free to tell what you think about..

(sorry, I am also new to GitHub and just uploaded full demo project, inside main unit you find everything)
(full crossplatform supported)

New version uploaded.
The method InputQueryEx() has evolved to a class object to play with.

Splitted Demo source and class into own files.

Enjoy!

This is very good,
Excellent work.

Matis A. wrote: This is very good,
Excellent work.

Great that you like my work sir!

Can I get help to make it a CodeTyphon component please? 
I do not have found useful informations or looked at wrong place.
I wish like to have in final version a component with working editors,
for now information how-to build in CodeTyphon a component is help enough!

For all that do not know what my object is about:
 
This is how it look on Windows 10.

Your programing background?

wrote:

Your programing background?

Delphi, ObjectPascal, WinApi, Assembler, Pascal.

For sample open pl_ExControls pkg


Open AllExControlsRegister.pas file of this pkg

The magic procedure is "procedure Register;"

Editors and ALL other "registration" things are in pkg bs_IDEIntf
"uses
  Classes,SysUtils,TypInfo,lresources,PropEdits,ComponentEditors,"

-RegisterComponentEditor
- RegisterPropertyEditor
- RegisterComponentEditor
-RegisterPropertyEditor
etc

You can study the registration code and from other CT pkgs.




 

 

I think I found something that match.
Thank you sir, will follow advice and look at those files to watch and learn from.

(can I read somewhere what the different extensions mean?)

CT has ALL User Packages in
codetyphon\typhon\components\
Directory for ALL HostOSes (Windows, Linux, MacOS, OpenIndiana, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFly and Solaris)

To open a CT Package you can:

a) Use "Open from List"

 


b) Use "Packages manager"

 

 


c) Use "Open Package"

 

d) Dag and Drop package file (*.ctpkg) to Typhon IDE

etc....

 

Thank you again, sorry I am new at doing such things, when you write look at code in package xyz. I do search my harddrive for such file. Never thought about using IDE for that, my bad!!
Now all is much clearer and understandable! Soon my project will be a component, yay