User:Abs of Glue/Useless REALbasic Programs

These are programs I've made in my spare time. Although useless, they are quite humorous as well. Enjoy!

= Random Lines Program (v1.2) = 1. On-Screen Objects
 * There are 24 lines and 1 button, as well as a Timer (hidden during use)

2. What It Does
 * When you press the button, the text on the button changes from "Start" to "Stop", and the 24 lines begin to move randomly, and their color, width, length, and location all change randomly within the window, all based on the duration of the timer (default is 10 milliseconds, or every 1/100th of a second).

Version (1.0)

 * Contains 4 Lines and 4 timers, each timer is specifically attatched to one line.

Updated Version (1.1)

 * Contains 10 Lines and 1 timer, this timer controls all 10 lines.

Updated Version (1.2)

 * Contains 24 Lines.

= Sum-it! Program (v1.0) = 1. On-Screen Objects
 * There is a slider with two text boxes.

2. What It Does
 * The slider has min/max range of 1-500. The first text box is "attatched" to the slider, and displays the value of the slider (i.e. If the slider is positioned at 100, then the text box will display "100"). The second text box adds up all the numbers between 1 and the number in the first text box, and displays it.

= Converter (Work in Progress) = 1. On-Screen Objects
 * There (will be) several textboxes with words next to them to display exactly what each one does, as well as several buttons.

2. What It Does
 * There will be two text boxes next to each other. In one, you type a specific number (for example, if the two text boxes were for converting temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius, you would type "32" into Fahrenheit).  By pressing a button next to the two text boxes, it will convert the "32" F into "0" C.
 * There will be other text boxes (future versions) that resemble other methods of conversion, such as Standard Length/Weight/Liquid to Metric Length/Weight/Liquid.

= Speech-to-Text (Work in Progress) = 1. On-Screen Ojects
 * A Textfield that displays all possible phrases, as well as a button that tells the program to listen for you to speak

2. What It Does
 * The program listens for specific phrases, and responds to them with limited phrases.

3. Notes
 * It is possible to add other possible phrases, but this is unknown as of now...
 * Links to this are at and.
 * This is for Mac's only, since it requires AppleScript.