1. VE 1.01 feedback
It works, and my antivirus didn't complain.
Well, it obviously lacks some planned functionality, but this can be a hand=
y tool.
Just a few comments however:
1/ why does the "for statement" generates the incorrect "for i-1 to void do=
=E9?
Should be =.
2/ Nested for loops are created with the same loop index i, must be some
sequencing scheme imho. And a dropdown "index list" to choose the needed lo=
op
index from, when inside a few levels of nested loops.
3/ "Lookup" button doesn't appear to do anything. Is this a known issue?
4/ Since Eu is crossplatform, supporting only win32lib seems to me a proble=
m.
Plans to also support EuGTK? Or, better and later, provide for an extension=
mechanism to support future libraries?
With some source files at hand, I could help getting these and others worki=
ng,
instead of flooding the author with requests.
Otherwise it looks like an interesting project, potentially very useful. To=
o
bad that it was introduced to us this way.
CChris
2. Re: VE 1.01 feedback
Christian Cuvier wrote:
>
> It works, and my antivirus didn't complain.
Odd, mine does...
It keeps deleteing it, saying it found the "ÿÿÿõŒ‰" virus.
Since there is no such virus, I think it may be time to
get a new virus scanner...
On the other computer it does work.
I noticed support for Libnet seems
to be planned, but Libnet(the actual
C dll, not the Eu wrapper) seems to
be very buggy(unless there is a new
version that is fixed by now).
Also try:
Selecting text(doesn't work)
Scrolling with a large amount of text
entered(screen jumps up and down)
> Well, it obviously lacks some planned functionality, but this can be a hand=
> y tool.
> Just a few comments however:
> 1/ why does the "for statement" generates the incorrect "for i-1 to void do=
> =E9?
> Should be =.
> 2/ Nested for loops are created with the same loop index i, must be some
> sequencing scheme imho. And a dropdown "index list" to choose the needed lo=
> op
> index from, when inside a few levels of nested loops.
> 3/ "Lookup" button doesn't appear to do anything. Is this a known issue?
> 4/ Since Eu is crossplatform, supporting only win32lib seems to me a proble=
> m.
> Plans to also support EuGTK? Or, better and later, provide for an extension=
>
> mechanism to support future libraries?
>
> With some source files at hand, I could help getting these and others worki=
> ng,
> instead of flooding the author with requests.
>
> Otherwise it looks like an interesting project, potentially very useful. To=
> o
> bad that it was introduced to us this way.
>
> CChris
>
>
3. Re: VE 1.01 feedback
thankyou for your feedback, i will deal with it and respond to you
guys as soon as my head gets better i drank far to much lastnight,
birthdays omg :/
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 19:09:42 -0700, CoJaBo <guest at rapideuphoria.com>
wrote:=
>=20
> posted by: CoJaBo <cojabo at suscom.net>
>=20
> Christian Cuvier wrote:
> >
> > It works, and my antivirus didn't complain.
> Odd, mine does...
> It keeps deleteing it, saying it found the "=C3=BF=C3=BF=C3=BF=C3=B5=C5=
=92=E2=80=B0" virus.
> Since there is no such virus, I think it may be time to
> get a new virus scanner...
>=20
> On the other computer it does work.
> I noticed support for Libnet seems
> to be planned, but Libnet(the actual
> C dll, not the Eu wrapper) seems to
> be very buggy(unless there is a new
> version that is fixed by now).
>=20
> Also try:
> Selecting text(doesn't work)
> Scrolling with a large amount of text
> entered(screen jumps up and down)
>=20
>=20
>=20
> > Well, it obviously lacks some planned functionality, but this can be a =
hand=
> > y tool.
> > Just a few comments however:
> > 1/ why does the "for statement" generates the incorrect "for i-1 to voi=
d do=
> > =E9?
> > Should be =.
> > 2/ Nested for loops are created with the same loop index i, must be som=
e
> > sequencing scheme imho. And a dropdown "index list" to choose the neede=
d lo=
> > op
> > index from, when inside a few levels of nested loops.
> > 3/ "Lookup" button doesn't appear to do anything. Is this a known issue=
?
> > 4/ Since Eu is crossplatform, supporting only win32lib seems to me a pr=
oble=
> > m.
> > Plans to also support EuGTK? Or, better and later, provide for an exten=
sion=
> >
> > mechanism to support future libraries?
> >
> > With some source files at hand, I could help getting these and others w=
orki=
> > ng,
> > instead of flooding the author with requests.
> >
> > Otherwise it looks like an interesting project, potentially very useful=
. To=
> > o
> > bad that it was introduced to us this way.
> >
> > CChris
> >
> >
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
>
