OpenEuphoria

1. RE: IDE future

• Posted by Judith <camping at txcyber.com> May 26, 2002
• 508 views

When I saw the note in win32lib v57.6 that Derek was eventually going to 
eliminate onXXX support I immediately placed conversion to setHandler in 
IDE a priority item for the next release. However, I will be making the 
change as a option for the user's output exw and for the initial three 
line code in Code Editor. When Derek removes onXXX support the option 
will be removed in IDE.

As far as keying into name (and also Title) fields in Properties, 
v0.13.0 allows the user to tell IDE to wait until enter key is pressed 
before processing an entry. This can be done field by field and speeds 
up Properties considerably. As far as a timer goes, I found in the past 
that using a timer in IDE and then minimizing IDE caused a lot of grief 
so I will not repeat that type of processing unless I am absolutely sure 
there are no drawbacks. That said, however, I am always open to new 
ideas, so please send your example.

Judith


jordah ferguson wrote:
> Hi Judith,
> 
> I persommally think the IDE should be changed from having to use the 
> onXXCXX routines and start using the setHandler procedure which is much 
> faster and easier to implement
> 
> The setHandler is much more flexible and the way i see, it is the future 
> 
> of win32lib event handling..
> 
> The Properties sheet is still too slow when typing in the control name 
> or caption. i think you should create a timer to handle the onchange of 
> these property sheets as this method is much faster than the onChange 
> event and can handle for both parts of the property sheet.. This is 
> similar to emulating threads.
> 
> i can cook up an example to show u the considerable change when using 
> timers to trap change events..... ive tried this before
> 
> jordah ferguson
> 
> 
> pampeano at rocketmail.com wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >    I've just tested the latest ide version with the latest version of
> > win32lib (0.57.6) and i got two errors after changing the line using
> > insertListViewColumn. I just have to remove mouseDown declarations from
> > ide_help.ew and ide_listviewstyles to run it succesfully...
> >    Did anybody notice this?
> > 
> > Best Regards,
> >    Guillermo Bonvehi
> > 
> > PD: I'm using euphoria 2.2 registered version
> > 
> > 
> >