1. Dos32Lib Update...
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Hy,
I updated Dos32Lib a little bit...
Now, if you click on the ListBox (That you can't see yet)
it changes the Index to the selected item (That you can't see).
getCount() works,
getItem() works,
getIndex() works.
I added no comment.
David Cuny !
I update, and you don't respond at all....
Aren't you interested in updates ?
Bye,
PQ
QC
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2. Re: Dos32Lib Update...
Patrick Quist wrote:
>David Cuny !
>I update, and you don't respond at all....
>Aren't you interested in updates ?
To be honest, I'm not quite ready to release Dos32Lib to the "bazaar". The
main reason for this is the planned Llama port - I anticipate a lot of
changes to the Dos32 code, along the lines of WinMan.
But I'll try to look at your code some time this week.
Thanks!
-- David Cuny
3. Re: Dos32Lib Update...
Patrick Quist wrote:
> I updated Dos32Lib a little bit...
> I added no comment[s].
As a general rule, I don't accept changes to code unless people are specific
about the parts that they altered. I imagine that others have the same sort
of policy.
For example, you've made a number of other alterations to Dos32Lib (in the
edit text box) which you failed to mention. Accepting changes like this
wholesale makes me a bit nervous.
I've been burned too often by changes in my own code that have come back to
haunt me. In non-alpha versions of my code (such as Win32Lib), I try to make
a habit of commenting the additions to each version, so I can keep track of
the new bugs I've introduced.
Just a style note. Instead of writing:
> global object TXT_CURSOR,ES_AUTOHSCROLL
> TXT_CURSOR="|"
> ES_AUTOHSCROLL=#0080
You can use:
global constant
TXT_CURSOR = "|",
EX_AUTOSCROLL = #0080
Thanks!
-- David Cuny
