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A first bunch of applications made by Informpe
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Hi
following the invite of moderator of this section of the forum dedicated to Inform I post here a bunch of links to my applications made with Informpe or the older Inform (made with previous Inform until 7.0 it seems to remember so, and with Falcon.h library) and ported to Inform_PE.
The news that I found very interesting are:
1.  different (indipendent) path of Inform application (the older needed to stay in the same folder of QB64pe) towards QB64pe folder
2. independency from Falcon.h library that arises from the files in the added folder extensions

here the links to the thread of my Informpe Applications already published on this forum in other sections (so we avoid to duplicate the pages and files on this forum)

the 21 game  in which there is also the discussion on how to share Informpe applications (in sum: better to install Informpe than downloading and extracting in each project's folder  the ResourcePack  taken here InformPE resource pack  or from here InformPE resource pack)

Encrypt/Decrypt: a demo of cryptography: a simple cryptographic machine with old methods by substitution one to one of the character of the message with different ways to calculate the forward and backward character.

From Listbox to graphic view: a simple program that draws points on a positive cartesian area with x and y cohordinates using .CSV file for sharing data input and output

The Speed Bible of coding in QB64pe: a program for tutorial in getting faster code written in QB64pe. The application is an example to open a webpage, to show a list of arguments, to show a file in a large area of text (Informpe hasn't any multilinetextbox or similar  container/item to show massive text in a window. Here I use a picturebox on which I draw the text that is scrollable via keyboard).
You can read the code (the more snippets are written by me and someone can be more raw but all they go straight to the goal of showing the argument selected) and run it via QB64pe after compiling it.
The contents (tips and rules) cames out from a talking in a thread, some from the "Amazing Steve", others from the Developers Team and Expert coders. I tried to give all of them the credits.

4 operations calculator with textboxes:  it is an example to show how using textboxes for input and get back the result without issue

KernelPanic issue: calculation solved, right alignment standing: here there is an issue raised by @Kernelpanic about calculations with inputboxes and the alignment of output in inputbox used for output.

% discount calculation: here another example using textboxes for input for commercial use

Thanks for trying code and for feedbacks
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