This application demonstrates CHT's ListBoxBrowseExtender (LBX) browse template applied in building a Clarion browse with edit form for remote data access.

The base browse template is ListBoxBrowseExtender (LBX) configured as: "FillFromCHTServer() -- Remote Data Tables". The remote server is CHT demo application called HNDPPLLBX_SERVER.APP which you can configure and run on your own hardware.

For easy testing however, we're running an instance of this same server application on our hardware, located in Toronto, Canada. Instructions that enable CHT developers to connect to our server application are included with the installation instructions available in the CHT installation information file, CHTTODO.CLW, logged under the date, August 11, 2020..

This application illustrates a class called HNDOfficeWord which provides a programmatic interface to Microsoft Word for creating and opening email, appointments, tasks and more.

The HNDOfficeWord class is introduced to the procedure via a template called EmbedHndWordClassFunctions. Then a second template called HandyWordInterfaceControls has been added to the main window to illustrate a variety of functions available.

This application is a work in progress intended to illustrate various capabilities and concepts having to do with MS Word interaction from Clarion applications.

This application, called HNDCHATCLNT.APP, is a client chat application designed to interact with a companion, server application called HNDCHATSV.APP,

This application uses CHT-original classes called HNDSOCKET and HNDJSON. It has been built to contrast an SV example application called QuickChat.APP which uses SV-provided socket and JSON data transfer classes.

We're using this application for study purposes and to act as a robustness testing platform for Socket connection and JSON classes of our own design. We found after considerable study that SV's JSON and SOCKET classes just weren't up to CHT standards in flexibility and robustness. So we built our own from scratch.

We also separated the server and client functionalities into two applications. This way, one centrally placed, duty server can handle hundreds of clients, the way Skype and other chat functionalities do it.

This application, called HNDCHATSVR.APP, is a chat server designed to interact with a companion, client application called HNDCHATCLNT.APP.

It uses CHT-original classes called HNDSOCKET and HNDJSON. It has been built to contrast an SV example application called QuickChat.APP which uses SV-provided socket and JSON data transfer classes.

We're using this application for study purposes and to act as a robustness testing platform for Socket connection and JSON classes of our own design. We found after considerable study that SV's JSON and SOCKET classes just weren't up to CHT standards in flexibility and robustness. So we built our own from scratch.

We have also separated the server and client functionalities into two separate applications. This way, one centrally placed, duty server can handle hundreds of clients, the way Skype and other chat functionalities do it.

This application demonstrates a global template called GlobalIncludeSpellingCheck, a template that brings low-overhead, multi-language spell-checking to your applications.

It drops a local spell check template called LocalIncludeSpellingCheck onto your window to trigger spell-checking in entry and text controls populated on the procedure window. Checking can be triggered for the entire window using CtrlF7 (reconfigurable) or individual controls can be checked using another configurable hot key.

Further, individual words may be checked by selecting the word and using a configurable hot key. Initially we are providing, on request, lexicons for the following languages: English, Afrikaans, Croatian, French, German, Greek, Italian, Netherlands, Portugese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Ukranian.

Since these lexicons are derived from open-source word lists, we will ask developers seeking non-English dictionaries to help us develop a common-words list for their chosen language. A common-words list is a set of the top 25-50 most commonly used words. In English, for example, these are words like "the", "and", "to", and so forth.

Four dictionaries are presently available: English, French, Afrikaans, and Portugese. Aside from English, we chose to release these languages first because developers contacted us and specifically encouraged us to do so.

If you speak and work in any of the above listed, but not-yet-implemented langauges, feel free to contact us and encourage us to give priority to your language in an upcoming build.

This application demonstrates a control template called HandySpellCheckConrtrol, a template that brings low-overhead, multi-language spell-checking to your applications.

It drops a single "Spell Check" button onto your window to trigger spell-checking in entry and text controls populated on the procedure window. Checking can be triggered for the entire window using the button provided or individual controls can be checked using a configurable hot key.

Further, individual words may be checked by selecting the word and using a configurable hot key. Initially we are providing, on request, lexicons for the following languages: English, Afrikaans, Croatian, French, German, Greek, Italian, Netherlands, French, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Ukranian.

Since these lexicons are derived from open-source word lists, we will ask developers seeking non-English dictionaries to help us develop a common-words list for their chosen language. A common-words list is a set of the top 25-50 most commonly used words. In English, for example, these are words like "the", "and", "to", and so forth.

Four dictionaries are presently available: English, French, Afrikaans, and Portugese. Aside from English, we chose to release these languages first because developers contacted us and specifically encouraged us to do so.

If you speak and work in any of the above listed, but not-yet-implemented langauges, feel free to contact us and encourage us to give priority to your language in an upcoming build.