MacroDm - Mdm Framework - David G Horsman projects.

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MacroDm - Mdm Framework
David G Horsman projects

Framework Overview:

including OSS Operating System Support
a MVVM Model-View View-Model Framework.

This framework version includes trace, status line, logging, threaded messaging (both user interface and functions,) console, disk and database file I/O, error handling, start/pause/cancel, progress bar and other features.

A detailed discussion and summary documentation.

Component Namespaces:


                                #region  Mdm Core

                                using Mdm.Oss;

                                using Mdm.Oss.Components;

                                using Mdm.Oss.Console;

                                using Mdm.Oss.Decl;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Ui;

                                using Mdm.Oss.Run.Control;

                                using Mdm.Oss.Std;

                                using Mdm.Oss.Sys;

                                using Mdm.Oss.Thread;

                                using Mdm.World;

                                #endregion


                                #region Mdm WinUtil, 

                                //      System Shell32, 

                                //      WshRuntime

                                using Mdm.Oss.WinUtil;

                                //          add shell32.dll reference

                                //          or COM Microsoft Shell Controls 

                                //          and Automation

                                using Shell32;

                                //          At first, Project > 
Add Reference > COM > 
Windows ScriptItemPassed 
Host Object Model.

                                using IWshRuntimeLibrary;

                                #endregion


                                #region  Mdm Db and File

                                using Mdm.Oss.File;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Control;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.RunControl;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Db;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Db.Data;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Db.Table;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Db.Thread;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Properties;

                                #endregion


                                #region  Mdm File Types

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Type;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Type.Link;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Type.Sql;

                                using Mdm.Oss.File.Type.Srt.Script;

                                #endregion


                                #region Mdm Srt 
(Search, replace and transform)

                                using Mdm.Srt;

                                using Mdm.Srt.Core;

                                using Mdm.Srt.Transform;

                                using Mdm.Srt.Script;

                                #endregion

Language Extensions
Multivalued Syntax Class

This implements part of the syntax for multivalued database languages, sometimes referred to as post-relational database systems.

At this first level, basic language features are implemented as methods. File, printer and display I/O are not implemented at this level. The second level will implement print and display I/O. The third level implements file I/O. The fourth level includes many multivalued feutures amoung other string extensions in the MickString class.

The development goal is to implement functions and syntax that is abscent from C# and particularly useful or effecient. By implementing a sufficient core set of language features, it should be relatively easy to convert mutlivalued classes to C# versions.

The functions in this class include Ins(ert), Del(ete), Field, IConv(ert), OConv(ert), Len(gth), SpaceFill, StringFill, Stop, Trim, and a TCL Read

In the multivalued database platforms, the term TCL is an acronym for Terminal Control Language and is the console language for the environment. The is also a PROC(edure) script language that can contain TCL commands and would be similar to BAT files on DOS platforms. The programming language for these platforms is DataBasic and is a form of Dartmouth Basic with built in features for handling multivalues.

Remarks

This was successful. todo

"The class structure"