REALbasic Development

DockItem Drawing

This example demonstrates how to draw a custom application icon in the Dock on Mac OS X.

Arrow Drawing Code

This example shows how to draw an arrow with parameters such as body width, arrow head width, and arrow head length.

Logout Script

This project demonstrates the use of an AppleScript to logout the current user, shutdown, or restart the computer based on a single "mode" parameter to the script.

Freaky IPS Patcher

Applies International Patch System (IPS) patches to any given file. This is a complete application that has been released as an example.

REALbasic 5: Socket Examples

A collection of examples which each demonstrate a particular ability new or improved in version 5.

• Download Image to Canvas
• Download File to Hard Drive
• Download File to REALbasic
• Submit POST Form
• Send and receive email via POP3 and SMTP

REALbasic 5: Interface Examples

A collection of examples which each demonstrate a particular ability new or improved in version 5.

• ToolbarItem, StandardToolbarItem, Drawer Windows

OS X Preferences Window

Uses ToolbarItems, a PagePanel, and a routine from the CarbonDeclareLibrary to recreate a System Preferences-like preferences window.

Sound Pan

Demonstrates how to use the pan property of a sound to track an object in the left and right audio channels.

Dynamic AppleScript

Shows how to dynamically execute an AppleScript in OS X.

Time-based Animation

Uses time to control the movement of sprites in a sprite surface creating smooth-as-a-baby's-bottom animation.

Form Submitter

Shows how to submit a POST form from REALbasic 4.5.

Cross Platform Pictures

These are several examples which each show how to set and retrieve a picture in a REAL Database (using the old and new 4.5 syntax) and in a MySQL database.

Editable Listbox Cells

Demonstrates the use of listbox properties and events to create selectable and editable listbox cells.

FSGravity

An example project demonstrating how to calculate the velocity and height of an object affected by gravity.

OS X Preferences

Demonstrates the enabling of the Application menu's Preferences menu item ONLY when in an OS X application (not OS 9/8, or the IDE).