I created a sub-forum called "XDR-API" located here:
https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?board=78.0
I can move the current topics [currently in "show your stuff"] in a bit, but I was going to take a little time looking into the XDR-API. Can you give us a bit of background about the API (when did you start on it)?
Thank you. I still need to get familiar with the English interface.
I wonder if you can set up some capabilities for me to manage the XDRX API sub-forum so that I can pin some posts to the top, etc.
It is possible for me to make someone a moderator of a sub forum, but I hesitate because you are still very new here and as pkohut pointed out the fact that this tool isn't "open source" does make me a bit nervous. I have no problem with people promoting their hard work but sometimes it can seem a bit odd to other programmers when they cannot see the inner workings of a solution.
I want some functions for managing sub-forums, mainly to better organize posts. Sometimes I need to pin them to the top, guide them, etc. We all make websites and know how important the role of management is.
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It's just an installation program (EXE)
After installation, there are only ARX, LISP, etc., at least there is no danger reported here, maybe it is a problem with the settings of my machine.
I don’t know if the friend above saw a clear prompt from my installer to ignore false positives, or if he actually encountered a system error.
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We are all computer users, and the system security software detects whether there are any false positives. I think everyone knows what is going on, but let me find out why the system gave my installation program a dangerous warning, and then modify it. To be honest , I really don’t have the energy and it’s not what I’m good at.
If I don't provide you with an installation program, but only download it for ARX, then everyone will not know how to do the initial setting environment etc.
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If you think that "you" can use my library to improve efficiency and want to use it, then I will help you selflessly.
If you think it's dangerous, just pretend it doesn't exist.
Sorry, this ARX is not open source yet. There are very complicated reasons.
I think it is not a problem whether the ARX library itself is open source or not, just like AUTOCAD's ARX, ActiveX, etc. are not open source, but everyone still uses it because it can help us.
And the LISP program I wrote through this ARX is open source
I opened a sub-forum here just to give friends who use XDRX-API a better place to communicate, so that they can better write their own LISP programs.