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My WIP Port of my simple invoicing app [message #54896]

Sat, 26 September 2020 07:23

jimlef
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I've gotten quite a bit of tips and help so far from the forums, especially Mirek, Oblivion, Koldo and Klugier.

If this code helps anyone else (even as examples of what not to do LOL) even better Smile

Jim

Edit, removing the attached zip file, github has much more up-to-date info...
Feature list includes:

Have a look Smile

[Updated on: Wed, 14 October 2020 18:24]

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Re: My WIP Port of my simple invoicing app [message #54958 is a reply to message #54896]

Thu, 01 October 2020 18:33

jimlef
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An updated version, I can now add and edit invoices, line items, products (for COGS) and customers. I can not yet create pdf's with Tables,
but I see a path forward with that may involve QTF. And I'm still working out configuration issues LOL. Thank you all for all the help Smile

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Re: My WIP Port of my simple invoicing app [message #54961 is a reply to message #54958]

Thu, 01 October 2020 23:36

Klugier
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Hello,

Why do not create GitHub repo and store the code here with public access? In the README.md you could mentioned U++ with appropriate links Wink

Klugier

U++ - one framework to rule them all.

[Updated on: Thu, 01 October 2020 23:37]

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Re: My WIP Port of my simple invoicing app [message #54962 is a reply to message #54896]

Fri, 02 October 2020 03:29

jimlef
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Something like this, perhaps?

https://github.com/phoenixjim/Invoices

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Re: My WIP Port of my simple invoicing app [message #54963 is a reply to message #54958]

Fri, 02 October 2020 08:26

deep
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You can think of using for PDF with tables

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Warm Regards

Deepak

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Re: My WIP Port of my simple invoicing app [message #54971 is a reply to message #54896]

Fri, 02 October 2020 15:01

jimlef
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Quote:

deep
You can think of using for PDF with tables

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That does look promising, Thank you!

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Re: My WIP Port of my simple invoicing app [message #55059 is a reply to message #54896]

Wed, 07 October 2020 19:06

jimlef
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Ok, thanks to the great resources here I now have a program I can use! Check my github if you are interested.
QTF is used for simple reports and invoices (I'm sure there is room for some simplification in the latter case...). Printing and PDF generation supplied by U++ Smile

SQLite3 for the data storage... Can Add/edit (and delete where appropriate).
Configuration settings aren't yet fully implemented but the config file is generated and can be hand-edited for now.

More tweaking on the way, adding a few minor functions, removing unneeded leftovers from the old c# version, and of course finalizing persistent config settings.

BTW, for comparison, the C# app had over 9400 lines of code (including auto generated). The Ultimate++ version? 2244 Smile

Thank you all!
Edit: I've added in the functions I need, cleaned up a lot and now it ways in at ... 2401 lines per theide statistics. Basically 1/4 the size, and fully portable (I'm cleaning up the few lines with / assumptions now).
Ultimate++ is Most impressive Smile

Edit2: ... Ok, U++ already took care of that (OS path issues) for me LOL

[Updated on: Mon, 12 October 2020 22:31]

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