1. IDE standalone editor switching bug ATTN: Judith
- Posted by Isaac Raway <isaac-topica at blueapples.org> Feb 27, 2004
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I posted this a bit ago, but had Re: before the subject so I think Judith didn't read it. Anyway, when I'm using the standalone editor from IDE, and I switch away from the editor then ALT+TAB back to it, I cannot type into the window. The cursor keeps flashing, but nothings happens when I press those keys. To continue normally, I have to click in the window with my mouse. What's going on here? I've tried looking at the code, but I'm not really seeing anything obvious. ~ Isaac
2. Re: IDE standalone editor switching bug ATTN: Judith
- Posted by Isaac Raway <isaac-topica at blueapples.org> Feb 27, 2004
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Judith Evans wrote: > > >Sorry Isaac. I did see your post and investigated the problem but forgot to >come back with the solution; > > No problem. >Somewhere in editor.exw add this: > >procedure onGotFocus_MainWin(integer self, integer event, sequence params) > setFocus(Highlight) >end procedure >setHandler(MainWin,w32HGotFocus,routine_id("onGotFocus_MainWin")) > > That didn't seem to work, though it's about exactly what I thought had to be done. (I just don't know anything about winlib, honestly.) I have it after onEvent_MainWin, not that it really matters as long as it's after MainWin is declared, correct? >~judith > >Isaac wrote: >I posted this a bit ago, but had Re: before the subject so I think >Judith didn't read it. > >Anyway, when I'm using the standalone editor from IDE, and I switch away >from the editor then ALT+TAB back to it, I cannot type into the window. >The cursor keeps flashing, but nothings happens when I press those keys. >To continue normally, I have to click in the window with my mouse. > >What's going on here? > >I've tried looking at the code, but I'm not really seeing anything obvious. > >~ Isaac > > > >TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE! > >
3. Re: IDE standalone editor switching bug ATTN: Judith
- Posted by "Judith" <camping at txcyber.com> Feb 27, 2004
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I'm surprised that isn't working for you. What Window(tm) beast do your run? I tested on Win98SE. I put the routine at the bottom of editor.exw before: --start event loop WinMain( MainWin, Normal ) but where you put it should be ok too. Issac wrote: >Judith Evans wrote: >>Sorry Isaac. I did see your post and investigated the problem but forgot to >>come back with the solution; >No problem. >>Somewhere in editor.exw add this: >>procedure onGotFocus_MainWin(integer self, integer event, sequence params) >> setFocus(Highlight) >>end procedure >>setHandler(MainWin,w32HGotFocus,routine_id("onGotFocus_MainWin")) >That didn't seem to work, though it's about exactly what I thought had >to be done. (I just don't know anything about winlib, honestly.) I have >it after onEvent_MainWin, not that it really matters as long as it's >after MainWin is declared, correct?
4. Re: IDE standalone editor switching bug ATTN: Judith
- Posted by Isaac Raway <isaac-topica at blueapples.org> Feb 29, 2004
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Um. Never mind. I turn my machine on this morning, and it seems to have fixed it fine. Perhaps I have more than one copy of it...and wasn't running the one I was editing. Oh well. Thank you. ~ Isaac Judith Evans wrote: > > >I'm surprised that isn't working for you. What Window(tm) beast do your run? >I tested on Win98SE. I put the routine at the bottom of editor.exw before: > >--start event loop >WinMain( MainWin, Normal ) > >but where you put it should be ok too. > >Issac wrote: > > >>Judith Evans wrote: >> >> >>>Sorry Isaac. I did see your post and investigated the problem but forgot >>> >>> >to > > >>>come back with the solution; >>> >>> >>No problem. >> >> >>>Somewhere in editor.exw add this: >>> >>> >>>procedure onGotFocus_MainWin(integer self, integer event, sequence params) >>> setFocus(Highlight) >>>end procedure >>>setHandler(MainWin,w32HGotFocus,routine_id("onGotFocus_MainWin")) >>> >>> >>That didn't seem to work, though it's about exactly what I thought had >>to be done. (I just don't know anything about winlib, honestly.) I have >>it after onEvent_MainWin, not that it really matters as long as it's >>after MainWin is declared, correct? >> >> > > >TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE! > >