This pages presents some source code packages that are more in-depth than the light-weight code slivers presented in the 4 examples page . If you are comfortable setting up your own Visual C++ projects, and are ready to play with some complete projects utilizing the Z Directory, you've come to the right place.
Here, you can download complete working Visual Studio projects that you can apply to your Z Directory libraries. These projects contain the [final] executable programs and source code. They are intended as examples for learning and study of how to use the Z Directory. They are freely available for all. Download them, try them, and use them to their fullest. Please note they are copyrighted and are not for resale as-is. However, you can use them as a learning example to guide the development of your products. If you want to modify or build these programs, you will need to have the Z Directory installed.
The packages are in zip file (.zip) format. You need an archiver program such as gzip, WinZip, or WinRAR to unpack them. Simply click on the "download" button for the package you choose, download it, save the archive, unpack it, and off you go (if the button doesn't work, try right-clicking on the button, and select "Save Link As...").
- textfile to HTML page generator
- QIF file generator
- krypt file encryptor
- demo-sample: keyword processor
textfile to HTML page generator, for "man" pages
QIF file generator - Quicken Interchange Format
the zip file here contains Visual Studio projects (versions 2005 and 2008),
with program already built, data files, and sample data set for GnuCash
(v. 2.4.3). The project is a simple program that reads a data file
containing accounting journal entries (telephone call detail record
information), and creates a file containing the same data, in Quicken
Interchange Format (QIF). This format is suitable for importing the
transactions into the GnuCash (www.gnucash.org) [free] accounting
program. A write-up about this program is available
here .
This program was developed in-house at Vettrasoft by a Z Directory expert, in less than 1 day (Sunday March 6, 2011). This includes the entire software development life cycle, from design, to creation, debugging, and testing, to actual usage. ![]() |
krypt: simple file encryption program
tiny sample code for "keyword processor" (test - example).
(more to come)