File	Date	Author	Commit
Eu3	2020-08-12	CANewbould	[054010] Updated JAPI libraries
Eu4	2020-08-12	CANewbould	[054010] Updated JAPI libraries
demos	2020-08-12	CANewbould	[fb6886] JAPI examples laid out more extensively
e-examples	2020-08-11	CANewbould	[182058] Original Euphoria examples with CRLF endings
alert_demo.PNG	2020-02-23	CANewbould	[32179e] Screenshot
eujapi3.zip	2020-02-16	CANewbould	[e0e12f] Added zip files for both versions
eujapi4.zip	2020-02-16	CANewbould	[e0e12f] Added zip files for both versions
readme.TXT	2020-02-12	CANewbould	[07b46f] Initial commit
readme.html	2020-02-12	CANewbould	[07b46f] Initial commit
readme.md	2020-08-18	CANewbould	[4b3d89] Updated to refer to demos folder

Read Me

= Euphoria and JAPI

This project enables the Euphoria programming language to access the Java Swing library through the JAPI interface.

Two versions are provided:

* one to run on the RDS version of Euphoria
* one to run on the Open Euphoria version of Euphoria

Each folder is self-contained, having three sub-folders:

* bin: for the executables
* include: for the required Euphoria extension libraries
* demo: for the very simple example

In both cases the **demo** folder contains both the simple app and the means to run it.

Running a (strictly the first) application invoking the JAPI interface opens up a logging and remote access app. Once active, which can take a while the first time, you can utilise it for debugging as the procedure **j_setdebug** enables different levels of diagnosis (default = 0).

The site [[https://userpages.uni-koblenz.de/~evol/japi/japi.html]] gives the documentation for the Eu3 japi library and is largely accurate for the Eu4 version, although an alternative for that version is supplied in the repository.