XSharp Tools for VSCode
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If you want to use VSCode with XSharp, you can already use the wonderful extension from Infominds that provides syntax highlighting for the X# programming language.
I've started to work on an extension that you can find in the download area : XSharp Tools for VSCode
It adds some context menus to build the current project, change some project settings, etc
Since V0.4.0 it also provides a basic syntax highlighting engine.
You can find the source at my GitHub page : xsharp-tools
DBF Editor
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It's been a long time since my last tool publication....
So, You can find a new one at in my github Repository : GitHub - FabToys/FabDBFEd
It is A DBF Editor, written with X#.
Currently, you can :
Open DBF files : VFP, CDX, NTX
Memo text Editor based on ICSharpCode.TextEditor
Simple Create/Modify/View DBF
Generate Record Model for XSharp
FabTools for XSharp
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With the extended support of the Visual Objects language in XSharp, I've moved most of tools/libs.
Their full source is available in the FabTools GitHub repository of the XSharp GitHub Page : https://github.com/X-Sharp/FabTools
You can download/clone the source and rebuild it using Visual Studio.
Also the binaries are now available in the Download/General/Tools area of the XSharp website.
You will find inside DLLs, Exes, the various ReadMe and a link to the source.
ILSPY Plugin - Update
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Hi to all,
I've just uploaded a new version of the ILSpy Plugin ( May 25, 2018), same announcement has been made on www.xsharp.fr
It bring the following enhancements/corrections :
Correction on Anonymous Methods
Correction : CATCH clause Variable declaration
Support for AUTO keyword in PROPERTY
Added Var declaration in FOR...NEXT
Added Clipper Calling Convention support ( Shown as Comment on top of Method )
As always, you can get the ILSpy Plugin in the Downloads/General/Tools section of the XSharp website,
Fab.
ILSpy Plugin
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ILSpy is the open-source .NET assembly browser and decompiler, and as shown during the xBase Future 2018, you can now use ILSpy to view and decompile .NET assembly as XSharp Language.
To do so, first get the ILSpy binaries and unzip them in a folder.
Then get the ILSpy Plugin in the Downloads/General/Tools section of the www.XSharp.info website, and unzip the DLL in the same folder as the ILSpy Binaries.
Now, when running ISpy, you can set the language as XSharp.
The full source code of the Plugin is available in the public XSharp Repository on Github; you can also view there the current state of developement of the tool ( What is working currently, Changelog, ... )
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