1. wxIDE
Is thw wxIDe going to be updated. So that it is more compatible with the current
wxEuphoria?
2. Re: wxIDE
Andy wrote:
>
> Is thw wxIDe going to be updated. So that it is more compatible with the
> current
> wxEuphoria?
Yes, I've been working on that. I hope to release something soon.
Matt
3. Re: wxIDE
Andy wrote:
>
> Is thw wxIDe going to be updated. So that it is more compatible with the
> current
> wxEuphoria?
I should also mention that you can get the latest code (which works with
v0.10.0, though you'll need some other stuff, like eusql) from the subversion
repository.
Take a look at the subversion info on the web page:
http://wxeuphoria.sf.net/svn.htm
Matt
5. wxIDE
I think that wxEuphoria is mature enough now to begin some serious work
in overhauling wxIDE. I've started a wiki page with some of my thoughts.
I expect it to have similar functions as it does now, but with some
significant additions, and a useable GUI designer. Here's a link
to the wiki:
http://wxeuphoria.wiki.sourceforge.net/wxIDE
I'm interested in getting input from others, so please feel free to edit
the wiki (and that goes for the rest of the wiki, too). I only ask that
you please log into sourceforge when doing so, so that I can track the
edits. Anonymous comments won't carry as much weight as from logged in
members.
Matt
6. wxIDE
- Posted by sixs <sixs at ida.net>
Jun 06, 2005
Hi, I downloaded wxIDE and I got aerror message telling me that it
couldn't find "wxCursor"
I also wondered about EUINC file. I tried to edit the environment in XP.
. but I think i don't have the right edit. I added ;C:\wxEuphoria; to
an existing statement.
Is there a way to create a folder on the C drive "EUINC". and put a file
to put the various programs ?
Jvandal
7. Re: wxIDE
sixs wrote:
>
> Hi, I downloaded wxIDE and I got aerror message telling me that it
> couldn't find "wxCursor"
wxCursor is defined in wxEuphoria.e in version 0.7.0. You could have an
older version in your EUINC path or something that's taking precedence
over v0.7.0 (or perhaps you still have an older version of wxEuphoria?).
> I also wondered about EUINC file. I tried to edit the environment in XP.
> . but I think i don't have the right edit. I added ;C:\wxEuphoria; to
> an existing statement.
> Is there a way to create a folder on the C drive "EUINC". and put a file
> to put the various programs ?
I believe that the paths in EUINC are searched in the order they appear
in the environment variable. I'm not sure what you mean by "the right edit."
In Win2K and XP the easiest way to edit the environment variables is to
right click "My Computer" (or whatever you've named it) and open up the
properties dialog. Click the Advanced tab, and there should be a button
for editing environment variables.
I usually create sub-directories off of my euphoria/include directory,
and add them to EUINC.
Here is my (wrapped) EUINC:
c:\euphoria\include\win32lib\include;c:\euphoria\include\eusql;
c:\euphoria\include\wxeuphoria;c:\euphoria\include\special;
c:\euphoria\include\matheval;c:\euphoria\include\eusql;
c:\euphoria\include\eucom;c:\euphoria\include\special\asmdebug;
c:\euphoria\include\gtk2
Matt Lewis
8. Re: wxIDE
Matt Lewis wrote:
>
> I believe that the paths in EUINC are searched in the order they appear
> in the environment variable. I'm not sure what you mean by "the right edit."
> In Win2K and XP the easiest way to edit the environment variables is to
> right click "My Computer" (or whatever you've named it) and open up the
> properties dialog. Click the Advanced tab, and there should be a button
> for editing environment variables.
>
> I usually create sub-directories off of my euphoria/include directory,
> and add them to EUINC.
>
> Here is my (wrapped) EUINC:
>
> c:\euphoria\include\win32lib\include;c:\euphoria\include\eusql;
> c:\euphoria\include\wxeuphoria;c:\euphoria\include\special;
> c:\euphoria\include\matheval;c:\euphoria\include\eusql;
> c:\euphoria\include\eucom;c:\euphoria\include\special\asmdebug;
> c:\euphoria\include\gtk2
Nice, I could really use a technique like that. I mean I could put my wxEuphoria
includes in one folder, SDL's in another, ExoticaX 7.11 in another, my BASS Audio
includes in another, and so on. This way I can just include my files by filename,
and not have to use absolute filepaths. I should of guessed this could of been
done, in that most of variables have multiple path values seperated by
semicolons.
Thanks,
Vincent
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