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Superbase NG Bugs

This is an example of a simple TCP communication using the socket component, it creates a TCP server and listens, it then creates a client that connects to this server and sends a shutdown command and closes the server

A basic SMTP MIME Example using libcurl

A basic SMTP example using libcurl

A basic cURL Example

Time is a fickle mistress, the same is true in Superbase NG. This covers the basics of time in SIMPOL in this tutorial, we want to be able to get the current time, an arbitrary time from a string and be able to print these off nicely

This program creates a form hosting a grid control. It then sets various options in the grid, including row and column labels, label font, cell font, specific cell font, column width, etc.

The simple colour lab sample from the NG Quick Start Guide

This program demonstrates the code needed to create a database and table, add records to the table and commit them. In the next two parts, it opens the database, opens the table, selects a record, makes changes to it, and saves it.

A very basic hello world example

A very simple GUI login sample

SIMPOL Conversion of Superbase SB Air program

This project implements a basic order-entry system. It is a more sophisticated example than any of the other samples that are provided with Superbase NG. It makes use of a number of advanced features, such as the extensive use of events.

This project will search through the CUSTOMER database that comes with your SIMPOL installation to display information about the record you select using the drilldown library

SIMPOL uses the Superbase Peer-to-Peer Client/Server protocol to allow multiple users to connect to a database. This program demonstrates how to connect to a local PPCS server and read some records from it

Basic Common Gateway Interface Sample.

Demonstrates a basic HTTP GET request

This program shows how to read a file into SIMPOL as well as output to a file using SIMPOL. This is part of a series of tutorials which builds up to a program which will read a file, manipulate its contents and then reformats this information

This program is a continuation of the Fundamentals File I/O tutorial, it uses string and time manipulation. We are going to create a program which takes a file as an input, extracts the times from each line and outputs total time

Second of a three-part tutorial concerning making a program which uses the IO functionalities of SIMPOL creates a GUI program that will allow us to find the file we which to use and then execute the program we previously created.