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CHill6021-Apr-20 3:39

CHill60

21-Apr-20 3:39

Richard MacCutchan21-Apr-20 6:51

21-Apr-20 6:51

This forum is for recommending free tools, not for questions.

If you want help then please use the forum that is relevant to your question, or https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/ask.aspx[^] for all questions.

Richard Deeming21-Apr-20 8:39

Richard Deeming

21-Apr-20 8:39

Quote:
This forum is for discussing and recommending Free tools ...

I think this qualifies as "discussing" free tools, no? Smile | :)

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- Homer

Richard MacCutchan21-Apr-20 9:15

21-Apr-20 9:15

I think it is pretty clearly a technical question. And also very few people come to this forum.

CopWorker21-Apr-20 19:59

CopWorker

21-Apr-20 19:59

Hello together,

SVN Bridge is a Free Tool of codeplex.

Ok, i will take the recommended place:

https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/ask.aspx[^]

Thanks for help
CopWorker

charles henington3-Jun-22 5:41

charles henington

3-Jun-22 5:41

How do you block people on here? I'm personally tired of reading your patronizing , egotistical self deluded bull****

Richard MacCutchan3-Jun-22 22:16

3-Jun-22 22:16

Thank you for your comment; I guess you have been stewing over this for the past two years. What a sad life you must have.

charles henington4-Jun-22 7:22

charles henington

4-Jun-22 7:22

On the contrary, I have a great life. If you can't see how your condescending demeanor is a nuisance to others(as far as I know, we've never spoken. I only read comments typically), then I don't have the time nor the crayons to draw your remedial a** a picture.

modified 4-Jun-22 13:30pm.

Richard MacCutchan4-Jun-22 7:25

4-Jun-22 7:25

Good luck in all your endeavours.

Re: DB Browser for SQLite

charles henington4-Jun-22 7:32

charles henington

4-Jun-22 7:32

Yes Sir! Going forward I'm going to start calling you on your bs. Believe!!

DB Browser for SQLite

RedDk5-Mar-20 11:46

RedDk

5-Mar-20 11:46

VERY handy, free, full featured ... Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Peter_in_27805-Mar-20 15:56

Peter_in_2780

5-Mar-20 15:56

It would be even better if we could find it! Poke tongue | ;-P

Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012

Re: DB Browser for SQLite

markkuk5-Mar-20 22:05

markkuk

5-Mar-20 22:05

DB Browser for SQLite[^]

Re: DB Browser for SQLite

Mike Hankey15-Jul-20 7:57

Injecting a mouse hook into a Windows application - is there a tool?

15-Jul-20 7:57

I've used SQLite administration | SQLite Expert[^] for years and it's an awesome tool!

I'm not sure how many cookies it makes to be happy, but so far it's not 27.

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Krischu12-Feb-20 0:36

Krischu

12-Feb-20 0:36

My problem: I would like to intercept/log mouse events in an application which I don't have the source for.

I've read about writing a Mouse Hook and there is SetWindowsHookEx(), but I'm clueless at the moment how I can inject such into an existing application?

Is there a tool that can achieve this?

Or do I have to write it myself?

--
Christoph

Re: Injecting a mouse hook into a Windows application - is there a tool?

Richard MacCutchan12-Feb-20 1:40

12-Feb-20 1:40

Krischu wrote:
Is there a tool that can achieve this?

If there is then Google is the place to find it.

Krischu wrote:
do I have to write it myself?

If there isn't an existing tool then yes.

GLR Parser in C#

honey the codewitch11-Feb-20 14:51

look what i found! wanted to make some workflow and visual programming apps

11-Feb-20 14:51

For those that don't know, GLR parsing is some of the most powerful parsing there is. It can even parse *natural language constructs* - like, wow.

The algorithm involves some formidable math(s) but I found a GLR parser in C#

GitHub - jcoder58/GLRSharp: GLR Combinatorial Parser written in C# 4.0[^]

This is super cool. It's only downsides are it detects errors later than say, an LR(0) parser, and it isn't as intuitive as LL parsing + you can't do downward inheritance with it because it's not top-down, it's bottom up. Still, that's not such a big deal.

GLR is the holy grail of context-free language parsing.

Real programmers use butterflies

honey the codewitch6-Feb-20 3:34

Re: look what i found! wanted to make some workflow and visual programming apps

6-Feb-20 3:34

So my big hangup on writing visual dev code (see flowstone) or workflow code is UI stuff.

Well look what i found:

GitHub - dataweb-GmbH/NShape[^]

An open source diagrammer library for industrial apps in C#

woo. it's christmas in february!

Real programmers use butterflies

phil.o6-Feb-20 3:56

phil.o

6-Feb-20 3:56

nice one

"Five fruits and vegetables a day? What a joke!
Personally, after the third watermelon, I'm full."

Re: look what i found! wanted to make some workflow and visual programming apps

Mike Hankey23-Mar-20 5:50

Re: look what i found! wanted to make some workflow and visual programming apps

23-Mar-20 5:50

Might want ot look at Dia draws your structured diagrams: Free Windows, Mac OS X and Linux version of the popular open source program[^]

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honey the codewitch23-Mar-20 13:11

Re: look what i found! wanted to make some workflow and visual programming apps

23-Mar-20 13:11

It's interesting but it looks like an app, not a library. I wanted to add diagramming to my own apps. Turns out this tool i found isn't all i hoped it was though.

Real programmers use butterflies

Mike Hankey23-Mar-20 13:26

Re: look what i found! wanted to make some workflow and visual programming apps

23-Mar-20 13:26

Will this work? FlowSharp[^]

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honey the codewitch23-Mar-20 14:01

Re: look what i found! wanted to make some workflow and visual programming apps

23-Mar-20 14:01

Holy crap i think so. Nice find. Thanks, and Mark wrote it even.

Real programmers use butterflies

Mike Hankey23-Mar-20 15:41