VCF Builder IDE

I've made further progress with the C++ parser engine. In fact, we even have some pretty pictures to show of it at work: 

After far too long, the VCF Builder form designer is now able to create and manipulate forms, components, controls, and properties, and produce a file that is completely ready to be loaded up in your C++ projects. 

I've got some new documentation coming in the next rev of the VCF's ref manual that covers creating component authoring, specifically writing property and component editors. You can see the current state of it here:

I have noticed that recently (the past month or two) the forums have been a wee bit sleepy. I just wanted to inform people, assuming you don't already know this, that it possible to register to forums/topics such that when a new reply is made, the forum software will notfiy you by email. For myself, this is much easier than remembering to check the forums manually during the day (which I try and do as well).

For the VCF Forums please read the Help section about this.

For the VCF Builder Forums go to your account settings (under the "myaccount" link) and click on the "my notify settings" tab. Then click on the various enable (or disable) buttons as you see fit. This will allow to control how you get notified of new content to the site.

I've published some new documentation that explains how to build the VCF Builder with Visual Studio 2003 .Net, and some preliminary documentation about it. There are new screenshots as well!

You can view it here:

Building the VCF Builder

Enjoy!