I am currently have 1.90.335. For now I don't want to upgrade to v 2.0.
But I want to see v.2.0 's new features. So that How Can I get v.2.0's 
help files (.chm) files of xbase++?

any help please

regards
Nevzat

Nevzat Kanbur wrote in news:4eb7f793$83138c4$71769@news.alaska-
software.com:

> I am currently have 1.90.335. For now I don't want to upgrade to v 2.0.
> But I want to see v.2.0 's new features. So that How Can I get v.2.0's 
> help files (.chm) files of xbase++?

You may try to download the trial:
http://www.alaska-software.com/welcome/trial.cxp

However be aware that the Xbase++ 2.0 documentation is incomplete and many 
of the new features are undocumented so the help file may not be very 
usefull to you.

Best regards,
Boris Borzic

http://xb2.net
http://sqlexpress.net
industrial strength Xbase++ development tools

Hey Nevzat,

here is a cur&paste from the current documentation:

New features (Xbase++)
New: Multi-Touch support

Get touch support for your existing Xbase++ application without any code 
changes. For example, using touch gestures for panning through your data 
now is a standard feature of XbpBrowse and XbpQuickBrowse objects. 
Moreover, full-featured multi-touch applications with support for pan, 
rotate, zoom or tap gestures can be created using the new events 
supported by all existing Xbase Parts.



New: Layout Management

With just a few lines of code, existing forms/dialogs can become 
resizable. Thanks to the new LayoutManager class supported by all Xbase 
Parts. Automated resizing of even large and complex dialogs based on a 
set of anchor rules has just become very easy. Try it out: this feature 
is becoming ever more important with all the different form factors and 
screen sizes out there.



New: Project Management

Project management tools such as pbuild and the Xbase++ Workbench now 
have better support for large and complex team projects. Pbuild has been 
streamlined and optimized to support multi-directory and multi-target 
scenarios. In addition, the Xbase++ Workbench now stores all 
user-specific project information such as breakpoints, watchpoints or 
open files in a per-user project file. This significantly eases 
collaboration in a project team.



New: Xbase++ Workbench Debugger

The Xbase++ Workbench debugger is more than 10 times faster compared to 
the old but still supported console debugger. We put a lot of effort 
into providing great performance for debugging larger Xbase++ 
applications. Various features have been added. The debugger can now 
attach to an existing Xbase++ process, which makes analysis of running 
applications a snap. You can even detach from a process being debugged, 
and let it continue outside the control of the debugger. A great feature 
if it comes to debugging services. Finally, <CXP/>-based dynamic web 
pages and web applications can now be debugged like any other Windows 
application.



New: PostgreSQL ISAM support

Using the dbfupsize tool you can move your existing dbf/ntx/cdx-based 
application data to the PostgreSQL server. Modernize your existing 
dbf/ntx/cdx-based application just by adding a few lines of code by 
making use of the PostgreSQL client/server system via the PostgreSQL 
DatabaseEngine. This can dramatically increase performance and 
reliability of your applications with almost no code changes. Full 
support for all ISAM commands and functions is provided.



New: Full Postgres SQL support

With Universal SQL, you can transparently access the PostgreSQL server. 
Where PostgreSQL proprietary features are required, Pass-Through SQL can 
be used to send any type of SQL command to the server.



New: Full Advantage Database SQL support

With Universal SQL, you can transparently access the Advantage Database 
Server. Where Advantage properitary features are required, Pass-Through 
SQL can be used to send any type of SQL command to the server.



New: DataObjects

The Xbase++ OOP model was extended to support the concept of object 
prototyping. It is now possible to dynamically add member variables to 
objects of the class DataObject or classes derived from it. We put a lot 
of effort into the fact that there are no performance penalities when 
using this feature. Dynamic members are as fast as native members! 
DataObjects are the new universal container in Xbase++ 2.0 for 
transporting all of your domain-specific data between the different 
layers of your application.



New: WebSocketHandler, WebHandler and HttpEndpoint

Create a websocket server with just a few lines of code and push 
real-time data to the web or your mobile device. Create mobile 
applications for your POS or Warehouse solutions, and connect them to 
your local workstation via the wireless lan. Connect your Xbase++ 
applications over the internet and exchange data in real-time like in a 
peer-to-peer network.



New: WebUI for Windows application

Create views with HTML and CSS using the CXP View-Engine for your 
Windows application. The same technology, CXP, can be used to create 
views for your web or connected mobile application or your win32 rich 
client applications. Leverage a single area of knowledge HTML+CSS to 
create an appealing UI for web and desktop applications.



New: Long field names for DBF tables with FOXDBE

The FOXDBE DatabaseEngine now detects an existing DBC and loads the 
table-specific meta information from the Visual FoxPro database 
containers. Long field names are therefore supported.



New: New data model for the Xbase++ 2.0 sample collection

Although a number of samples are still missing, we decided to include a 
more complex and more consistent data model for all the samples which 
are new in Xbase++ 2.0. The new data model is derived from Northwind and 
is provided as free dbf/cdx tables, Visual FoxPro database container 
with dbf/cdx tables and indexes, Advantage Database Dictionary with 
dbf/cdx tables and indexes, PostgreSQL database scripts and SQLite 
databases.



New: New database/table commands and various extensions

The Visual FoxPro featureset has been carefully reviewed and where it 
made sense in terms of increased productivity or better command 
handling, the VFP features were added to the existing Xbase++ commands. 
Of course, new commands have been added, too!



New: Xbase++ Workbench is now included

The Xbase++ Workbench, formerly known as Visual Xbase++ 2.0 IDE, is a 
solid environment for source code editing, debugging and project 
management. In addition to many fixes, new features have been added such 
as CXP-support, XML documentation, Intellihelp and code folding. Support 
for SQL statements and HTML files is also provided.



New: XbToolsIII functions register automatically

When the XbToolsIII libraries are loaded then their functions are 
automatically registered and thus can be called dynamically 
out-of-the-box. Thereforem the header files _xbtnetw.ch, _xbtnetb.ch and 
_xbtbase.ch became obsolete and are no longer part of the product.


Regards, Frank


Am 13.04.2015 um 10:41 schrieb "Nevzat Kanbur":
> I am currently have 1.90.335. For now I don't want to upgrade to v 2.0.
> But I want to see v.2.0 's new features. So that How Can I get v.2.0's
> help files (.chm) files of xbase++?
>
> any help please
>
> regards
> Nevzat