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Answer n° 1 -------- 22/02/2005 @ 22:04 by aldweb
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Hello Steven,
This is a very smart idea indeed: integrate an already made PP source code to iziBasic is the best way to learn how they can work together.
The address passed the way you explained would make no sense at all to PP, unless: I give you the internal memory organization and structure of the iziBasic virtual machine, so that you can access it directly from your PP module
This I would rather not do, for 2 reasons: 1. the less I give explanations about the internal structure of iziBasic, the less chances have your applications to be cracked if you build shareware applications with it. => So, reason #1 is for protecting iziBasic's developers 2. I also want to protect my intellectual property on iziBasic => So, reason #2 is self defense!
But, you have other ways to exchange data between an iziBasic core module and a "PP applet". For instance, I can think of (but there might be other ways): 1. Preferences 2. Buffer database (to be deleted at the end of the work) 3. Copy and paste from the clipboard (1KB of data maximum)
Cheers,
@+ aldweb |