1. XControls
- Posted by "Derek Parnell" <ddparnell at bigpond.com> Feb 09, 2004
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to Don Philips: I've downloaded xControls to see how it runs with the soon-to-be-released win32lib. Everything seems to be going fine except that you are using getClientRect() and expecting a 6-element sequence to be returned. But the getClientRect() in win32lib has only ever returned a 4-element sequence. What am I missing here? -- Derek
2. Re: XControls
- Posted by euphoric <euphoric at cklester.com> Feb 11, 2004
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Don Phillips wrote: >Oh yes, btw... Nexus 2.4 is coming, ohh yeah its coming... > > Well, don't tease! Let's have a look-see! I use UltraEdit right now, and the Editor in the IDE... but I'm always looking for something better, and I've always wanted collapseable code sections.
3. Re: XControls
- Posted by "Euman" <euman at bellsouth.net> Feb 11, 2004
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What are you talking about CK, UltraEdit has a collapsable code area aswell as Routine (proc/func) and directory tree listings also, macro extensions and many many more features.... Thats why its named ULTRAEDIT or UE for short Euman ----- Original Message ----- From: "C. K. Lester" <euphoric at cklester.com> To: <EUforum at topica.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 5:26 PM Subject: Re: XControls > > > Don Phillips wrote: > > >Oh yes, btw... Nexus 2.4 is coming, ohh yeah its coming... > > > > > Well, don't tease! Let's have a look-see! > > I use UltraEdit right now, and the Editor in the IDE... but I'm always > looking for something better, and I've always wanted collapseable code > sections. > > > > TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE! > >
4. Re: XControls
- Posted by euphoric <euphoric at cklester.com> Feb 11, 2004
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Euman wrote: > > >What are you talking about CK, UltraEdit has a collapsable code area >aswell as Routine (proc/func) and directory tree listings also, macro >extensions >and many many more features.... > >Thats why its named ULTRAEDIT or UE for short > > Maybe I should read the docs, then. <gulp> Hey, I just found the open files list. That's cool. Where's the collapseable code thingie?!
5. Re: XControls
- Posted by euphoric <euphoric at cklester.com> Feb 11, 2004
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Euman wrote: > > >What are you talking about CK, UltraEdit has a collapsable code area >aswell as Routine (proc/func) and directory tree listings also, macro >extensions and many many more features.... > > what's this macro extensions of which you speak, young jedi grasshopper? do you use UE?
6. Re: XControls
- Posted by "Euman" <euman at bellsouth.net> Feb 11, 2004
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>>From: "C. K. Lester" <euphoric at cklester.com> > >Hey, I just found the open files list. That's cool. Where's the > >collapseable code thingie?! They are called Tags and allow you to have code snippets that can be double clicked to auto insert code or proc's/func's also, look for the function list (see below for more) yeah CK reading the docs would be a good idea and upgrade to 10.10c if you want, I still use pre 9.0 > Euman wrote: > >What are you talking about CK, UltraEdit has a collapsable code area > >aswell as Routine (proc/func) and directory tree listings also, macro > >extensions and many many more features.... > > > > > what's this macro extensions of which you speak, young jedi grasshopper? The Macro menu includes commands that let you record, playback, load and/or save them. What is a macro? A macro is a series of keystrokes or actions that have been 'recorded' in the order performed. A macro allows you to 'record' a series of keystrokes or actions and then 'playback', or repeat, the recorded keystrokes and/or actions. A macro is typically used to perform a similar set of actions multiple times on each occurrence of a given text string. UltraEdit supports multiple macros and one macro may invoke another macro. Macros may be automatically loaded and executed when the editor starts up. See the Command Line Parameters for more information. For more information, select the Macro menu command name: Load Macros Loads a macro file. Load and Append to Existing. Loads and appends a macro file to any macros already resident. Save all Macros Saves all macros to a file. Quick Record Record a macro without show dialog for name etc. Set Auto Load Specify the macro to load at startup. Set Macro for File Load/Save Specify the macro to run when a file is loaded or saved. Edit Macro Edit a macro. Delete All Delete all resident macros. Delete Macro/Modify Hot Key Delete a macro or modify it's 'Hot Key'. Record a Macro Starts recording a macro. Stop Recording a Macro Stops recording a macro. Play again Playback last macro again. Playback any macro or play a Macro Multiple Times Playback any macro or playback a macro multiple times. Warn on Exit if Macro Not Saved Warn user macros are not saved when exiting.
7. Re: XControls
- Posted by Isaac Raway <isaac-topica at blueapples.org> Feb 23, 2004
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Hmm. Could you at least update the copy you uploaded to not use black-on-black for the function names? It's somewhat difficult to use that way. Otherwise, I would just like to say that this is very, very nice looking stuff. I am looking forward to seeing it a bit more finished. ~ Isaac Don Phillips wrote: > > >>>Oh yes, btw... Nexus 2.4 is coming, ohh yeah its coming... >>> >>> >>Well, don't tease! Let's have a look-see! >> >>I use UltraEdit right now, and the Editor in the IDE... but I'm always >>looking for something better, and I've always wanted collapseable code >>sections. >> >> >Well I wasnt going to post it *quite* yet, but what the heck. I just >submitted it about 3 minutes ago. I already gave one warning, but here >it is again. It should be bug free up to this point (I do a heck alot >to try and break my code), but some things I just havnt gotten around to >coding yet... > >So a couple of the toolbar buttons do nothing (like print, execute, >configure), and I have not had the time to create some of the dialogs so >there is no way in this version to change the word lists or the colors. >Still it is usable and functional. Coments of course (or bugs) are >welcome... > >Don > > > >TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE! > >