Available
Version 1.0 — August 2026
- Button
- Code editor
- Dock container
- Listbar
- Message box
- PDF viewer
- Picture
- Progress
- Ribbon
- Statictext
- Statusbar
- Tab
- Tiles box
- Toaster
- Toolbar
- Web browser
Components
Drop the userobject, call typed methods, receive PB events. All themable (light/dark, accent), driven live.
Five components you can ship as they are, commercial applications included. Enough to prove on your own machine that the runtime deploys — the real obstacle before any purchase.
Markup, alignments, clickable links and actions, header look, scrolling mode (marquee) and file drop zone.
The drop-in replacement for PowerBuilder's `MessageBox()`, with rich text, free-form buttons, icons and a check box.
A message that appears, informs and disappears without blocking the user or interrupting their typing.
Page display, address bar, Back / Forward history, navigation context menu.
Builds a document type by type, reads it along a path (a/b/0/c) and edits it in place — in pure PowerScript, with no page and no engine, from PowerBuilder 10 up.
Columns, bars, lines, areas, steps, bubbles, heat maps and candlesticks in a single component: the type is set per series, so a bars + target-line combo on two axes stays one chart. Animated entrance, values that glide when they change, values on hover, clickable legend, axis bands and thresholds, stacking by value or by percentage.
The user presses a chord, types three letters, and reaches any action in your application — without hunting through the menus.
Cross-tabulates a DataStore live: rows, columns, aggregated values, filters, subtotals, calculated fields and CSV or Excel export — the analysis a DataWindow does not do.
Lays a modern grid over a DataStore without touching the DataWindow: rich cells, multi-column sorting, filters, grouping with subtotals, in-place editing, tens of thousands of rows and CSV export.
Tabs, groups, twelve types of rich controls, application menu, quick access toolbar, banner-headed contextual tabs and keytips.
Day, week, month and agenda views, drag and drop, resources side by side, colour categories and cards written from templates — filled from a DataStore in a single call, and every gesture returns the row to update.
A speedometer dial or a half dial: needle, filled arc or marker, ranges coloured by their tone, ticks, target, and a value that glides to its place and can be set with the mouse or the keyboard.
Columns, bars, lines, areas, steps, bubbles, heat maps and candlesticks in a single component: the type is set per series, so a bars + target-line combo on two axes stays one chart. Animated entrance, values that glide when they change, values on hover, clickable legend, axis bands and thresholds, stacking by value or by percentage.
Pie or doughnut, slices that glide to their new values, labels inside or outside with a leader line, a text in the centre (total, number of slices), a clickable legend, and a half circle to make a gauge.
The same family as the dial gauge, laid flat: bar or marker, horizontal or vertical, coloured ranges, ticks, target and an adjustable value — a stock level, a score, a goal.
Shows where the user is and takes them back to any level in one click: branches opened on demand, direct path entry, files dropped on a segment.
The user presses a chord, types three letters, and reaches any action in your application — without hunting through the menus.
A right-click menu built entry by entry: cascades, icons, check marks, radio groups, displayed shortcuts, type-to-search — opened at the cursor, under a "…" button or at a point of the screen.
Drag-and-drop docking, tab stacking, resizable splitters, floating windows, auto-hide — plus saving and restoring the layout.
Menus, submenus, checkable items, separators, icons and shortcuts — all drawn by the library, with no Windows menu involved.
The commands in a ring around the cursor, picked by direction rather than read down a list.
Tabs, groups, twelve types of rich controls, application menu, quick access toolbar, banner-headed contextual tabs and keytips.
Collapsible accordion sections holding entries with icons, an accent band on the current entry, and collapsing into an icon rail.
Desktop, This PC, drives, folders, Network — with the real icons of the workstation.
Repositionable tab strip, per-tab icons, closable tabs, mouse reordering.
Four tile sizes, colors, badges, live tiles, collapsible groups and mouse rearranging.
Several bars spread over bands, buttons, toggles, drop-down menus, input fields, automatic overflow and drag-by-handle repositioning.
A row of command buttons — icon, label or both — in a single component: a click reports the button's key, and each button is driven by its address.
Horizontal bar or ring, numeric value or waiting animation, percentage display, free choice of color.
Rich text, icons, fixed or automatic widths, alignment to the left or to the right, clickable panels, a mini progress bar and colored states.
The steps already completed, the current one and the ones still ahead, horizontally or vertically.
Ten languages, line numbers, region folding, built-in search, and file drop.
Twelve field types in a single component — text, masked number, switch, list, date, colour, tags, rating… —, folding sections, validation as the user types, and a DataWindow row read then written back in a single call.
Shows a Markdown document in the theme's colours — headings, tables, task lists, coloured code, pictures — from a text or a file; a link never navigates, the application decides.
Categories, expandable properties (a font, margins), an editor per type — number, boolean, list, colour, date —, search, alphabetical sorting and a help pane: the settings screen of a developer tool.
Markup, alignments, clickable links and actions, header look, scrolling mode (marquee) and file drop zone.
The drop-in replacement for PowerBuilder's `MessageBox()`, with rich text, free-form buttons, icons and a check box.
A message that appears, informs and disappears without blocking the user or interrupting their typing.
Displays a local document or one published on the web, straight inside your window, with pagination, zoom and printing.
Every common format, framing modes, alignment, automatic graying and a counter badge.
Scrolling in the style of iTunes Cover Flow: the current item facing you, its neighbours tilted in perspective, optional reflection — images, rich text or cards, as a cover flow, a flat strip or a stack, filled from a DataStore, driven by keyboard, wheel and mouse.
Page display, address bar, Back / Forward history, navigation context menu.
The application reads a text sentence by sentence with the voices installed on the workstation, and says which word is being read: queue, pronunciation dictionary, synchronous reading.
Plays a workstation file or a URL, asynchronously or waiting for the end: queue, fades, equalizer, beeps and alert sounds synthesized with no file at all — every format of the engine, no third-party DLL.
Plays a film from the workstation or a URL with its own themed transport bar: subtitles, full screen, chapters, markers, playlist and frame capture.
Cross-tabulates a DataStore live: rows, columns, aggregated values, filters, subtotals, calculated fields and CSV or Excel export — the analysis a DataWindow does not do.
Lays a modern grid over a DataStore without touching the DataWindow: rich cells, multi-column sorting, filters, grouping with subtotals, in-place editing, tens of thousands of rows and CSV export.
Tasks and folding summaries, milestones, dependencies, critical path, scales from day to quarter, bars dragged and resized with the mouse — filled from a DataStore, and every gesture returns the row to update.
Shows a JSON document like a code editor: line numbers, colouring by type, every block foldable, search and keyboard — API responses, configuration screens.
Cards dragged from column to column, work-in-progress limits, tags, due dates and avatars, columns that fold and move — filled from a DataStore and written back to the DataWindow at every move.
Day, week, month and agenda views, drag and drop, resources side by side, colour categories and cards written from templates — filled from a DataStore in a single call, and every gesture returns the row to update.
A data tree for the whole application: nodes addressed by path, three-state check boxes, branches loaded on demand, label editing, drag and drop, search, and columns that turn it into a tree list — filled by hand or from a hierarchical DataStore.
Shows an XML document like a code editor: tags, attributes and text colour-coded, line numbers, every element foldable, search and keyboard.
Hashes, HMAC, password or key encryption, RSA, ECDSA and Ed25519 signatures, JWT tokens, salted passwords, two-factor TOTP codes, and the Windows DPAPI vault.
Builds a document type by type, reads it along a path (a/b/0/c) and edits it in place — in pure PowerScript, with no page and no engine, from PowerBuilder 10 up.
GET, POST, headers, JSON, multipart forms, cookies, retries and file downloads — asynchronous, native, without a browser's CORS wall.
Builds a document element by element and reads it with real XPath — namespaces, editing — which PowerBuilder 10 offers nowhere else.
Plug Claude, Copilot or any MCP client into the documentation: it looks up the right method, reads the examples and checks the PowerScript it proposes, before you compile it.
Release history
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