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ProvideX
Developer Sage Software Canada
Appeared in 1982[1]
Latest Release Version 8.20[2]
Latest Release Date 11 August 2008[3]
File extensions no fixed extensions; Commonly used extensions are .pvx; .pvc; .pvt
Operating Systems Windows, Unix, Linux, Mac OS X, etc.[4]
Influenced by Business Basic
Influenced PVX Plus
License 30 day demo / Per-user + AddOns[5]
Website www.pvx.com

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ProvideX is an integrated development environment modeled after the Business Basic language.

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[edit] Summary

The following is from the ProvideX Sales Web site:

"ProvideX from Sage Software is more than the perfect blend of powerful, intuitive, and versatile software tools. In reality, it provides a one-stop development environment. Your customers need platform independence, data integration, connectivity, tools and strategies for adapting to new-breed technologies - with ProvideX, you are ready to take your applications to the next level."[6]
"The language itself, which is modeled after Business Basic, allows you to leverage your existing applications, data assets, and developers' skills while phasing in more advanced functionality. In essence, Providex delivers complete interoperability between character-based and GUI-based applications, a reliable, cost-effective solution for migrating valuable legacy code to newer technologies.[7]

[edit] Features

[edit] General Features

[edit] Supported Technologies and Standards

[edit] For All Platforms

[edit] For Microsoft Windows Platforms

  • Full GUI functionality for creating standard Windows look and feel
  • Access to built-in control/graphics objects
    • Windows clipboard
    • Windows multimedia subsystem
    • Windows print subsystem
  • Entry to the Windows Help system
  • GUI program editor (up to 6 programs simultaneously)
  • Separate debugging windows for:
    • command mode
    • program trace
    • breakpoints and
    • watch values
  • Character-based and GUI utility toolsets
  • Character-based user interface functionality, including support for:
    • teminal emulation
    • mouse and pointer device support under MS-DOS and
    • built-in fully-editable input handling


[edit] Sample Code

List of pages with sample code

[edit] See Also



Jwilder 18:34, 7 November 2008 (UTC)

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