1. VE: DH
- Posted by Lewis Townsend <keroltarr at HOTMAIL.COM> Dec 04, 1998
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Hello Everyone, I am actually getting somewhere with my "Decision Helper" program (windows version). Don't know if anyone cares but I got the first form nearly working. As I mentioned once I'm writing it using Daniel Berstein's Visual Euphoria. I have a few problems: The first form has a "listbox" and when I push the "add" button, I want the focus to go back to the "EDIT" box so that the user can continue typing instead of having to click again or hit tab. Also, is there a way to change colors of controls or at least draw colored shapes (rectangles specifically)? Also, (the main thing) How do I get the list into a sequence without complicated errorchecking and "for" loops? Is there a way to find out how many ITEMS are in the list? Any help would be appreciated. Lewis Townsend |\ +--\ | | /""\ | \ |_ \ |\ | | \__ | \ | \ | \ | | \ | \+--- \| \| | \__/ | |\ \ | | \ \ |""\ +--++--+ | | \ \ | | || | |___\ \ |__/ || | \ | \ || |_________\| \ || ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
2. Re: VE: DH
- Posted by Daniel Berstein <daber at PAIR.COM> Dec 04, 1998
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> The first form has a "listbox" and when I push the "add" button, I >want the focus to go back to the "EDIT" box so that the user can >continue typing instead of having to click again or hit tab. Also, is >there a way to change colors of controls or at least draw colored shapes >(rectangles specifically)? Also, (the main thing) How do I get the list >into a sequence without complicated errorchecking and "for" loops? Is >there a way to find out how many ITEMS are in the list? I have VE development "idle" for some time... I'll soon update it. Currently you can't set controls focus, nor changing colors or fonts. I'll add a function to get items count on list&combo boxes. There some problems with REMOVEITEM and I don't like the current implementation of GETITEM neither. A basic shape control shall be added too (rectangle, circle, triangle). If possible some basic drawing surface will be provided. Because these "enhancements" I'll probably have to the change the ultra simplistic & generic SetAttribute and GetAttribute. I think there'll be specific routines for each "area of interface": Text, position, etc. I'll try to keep it as simple as posible. Regards, Daniel Berstein daber at pair.com