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2. Re: IDE for Windows

• Posted by Judith Evans <camping at ccewb??et> Feb 01, 2008
• 834 views

John Spikowski wrote:
> 
> Judith,
> 
> I installed your IDE for Windows and ran into a small problem. I tried
> to add the win32lib html docs to the help screen dialog and when I click on
> save, my XP
> based PC goes to 100% CPU usage and when I try to quit the program, it says
> not
> responding.
> 
> I was also able to compile your program to C which ended up to be a 8 meg
> program.
> 
> Thanks again for this outstanding contribution !
> 
> John


Thank you, John.

Were you trying to add the Win32lib help docs to the "Documentation Location" in
Configurations?

If so click the "Find Files" button next to the editbox for win32lib, navigate
to the folder containing Win32lib, open the Docs folder and select index.htm. On
my system the result will look something like this C:\Win32lib\Docs\index.htm

If you were trying to do something else, please give me more information.

judith

4. Re: IDE for Windows

• Posted by Judith Evans <camping at ccewb?ne?> Feb 01, 2008
• 827 views
• Last edited Feb 02, 2008

John Spikowski wrote:
> 
> Judith,
> 
> I was trying to add "Win32LibManual.HTM" to the last input box on the
> configuration
> help tab. I tried adding the index.html in the docs directory and I'm having
> the same problem. (compile and interpretive versions)
> 
> John

And you included the path to the htm file?

Which version of IDE are you using? I just tested with v1.0.3a and entered the
path+Win32libManual.htm and saved OK.

Take a look at your ide.cfg file, in IDE's Files folder, with Notepad and search
for "Win32libDocs. You should see something like {"Win32libDocs","path and name
of win32lib docs"}. Do you see that?

If you do then something else is causing the hangup and we can persue that.

judith

6. Re: IDE for Windows

• Posted by John Spikowski <support at scrip?basic.or?> Feb 02, 2008
• 821 views

> Judith Evans wrote:
> 
> 
> Which version of IDE are you using? I just tested with v1.0.3a and entered the
> path+Win32libManual.htm and saved OK.

1.0.3a is what I downloaded, installed and compiled.

John

8. Re: IDE for Windows

• Posted by Judith Evans <camping at ccew??net> Feb 02, 2008
• 809 views

Judith Evans wrote:
> 
> John Spikowski wrote:
> > Judith,
> > 
> > This seems to have nothing to do with what file I select but a save issue. 
> > 
> > I went into the help file assignment tab and clicked save without touching
> > anything
> > else and the same problem persists.
> > 
> > John
> 
> Rename the file ide.cfg in IDE's Files folder. The default, minimal,
> configurations
> file will load when you start IDE. Then attempt to save configurations again.
> 
> judith

Forget my last suggestion. I've found the problem. 

Using Win32lib v0.70.3 with IDE hangs trying to access data from a ListView in
Configurations.

I have been testing Chris's next release which works fine with IDE. I just now
realised we were more than likely using different win32libs.

I'm sorry it took me so long to find the problem. You might contact Chris for a
patch if updating configurations is critical for you.

judith

10. Re: IDE for Windows

• Posted by CChris <christian.cuvier at agricult?re.g?uv.fr> Feb 02, 2008
• 784 views
• Last edited Feb 03, 2008

John Spikowski wrote:
> 
> Judith Evans wrote:
> > 
> > Judith Evans wrote:
> > 
> > Forget my last suggestion. I've found the problem. 
> > 
> > Using Win32lib v0.70.3 with IDE hangs trying to access data from a ListView
> > in Configurations.
> > 
> > I have been testing Chris's next release which works fine with IDE. I just
> > now
> > realised we were more than likely using different win32libs.
> > 
> > I'm sorry it took me so long to find the problem. You might contact Chris
> > for
> > a patch if updating configurations is critical for you.
> > 
> Judith,
> 
> I'm fine till you guys figure out the solution. I was just reporting a problem
> I ran into with the IDE.
> 
> I'm happy you were able to reproduce the issue.
> 
> John

Indeed, this issue had been already spotted and has a fix:
In win32lib.ew, locate the getLVItemText() function, and in the body of that
function, find the line:

lrc = sendMessage(id, LVM_GETITEM, 0, lvitem)

Right after this line, add:

if w32buffer_address(lvitem,LVITEM_pszText)=#FFFFFFFF then
            lrc=0
        end if

and the text retrieval that was running forever will work right again.

CChris