
Refurbishing an iPod Classic 3rd Gen - Model A1040 The iPod Classic 3th Generation (15Mb) Model A1040 can be refurbished and modernized. There is a brief description of how this can be achieved. I believe there are a variety of documents available covering the same idea.
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CATScript GUI - quo vadis ? Purpose The CATScript programming interface in CATIA offers only very limited support for graphical user interfaces. If a more sophisticated GUI is needed, it is better to use VBScript instead of CATScript…
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Reusable code patterns to make programming live easier.
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Passungsrechner nach ISO 286, für Bohrungen und Wellen.
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This batch file can be used to replace the console.
Especially useful while developing or editing a site which also supports file:\ mode.
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The HUGO Relearn theme has one outstanding feature as it fully supports
file mode, which means that there is no web server required
to get access to the web site content.
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Questions and answers, all around CATScript programming.
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This CATScript shows how to implement a custom dialog window
other than MsgBox and InputBox -
freely programmable and customizable.
The dialog is based on a HTA:Application and
in combination with wshell and mshta.exe.
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CATScript OOP programming Object-oriented programming (OOP) is not so frequently used for CATScript macros.
This is why I’d like to present some code for a generic OOP class here mainly to see how it looks like and what the benefits and possible drawbacks are.
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Object-Oriented-Programming with CATScript Object-oriented programming (OOP) is not commonly used in CATScript macros, or at least, there is not so much information and sample-code available on the web or in various books and documentation I looked at.
However, CATScript - similar to VBS - does support class declarations, so there is no excuse for an adventurous programmers to not use it.
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