1. RE: IDE- evaluation version
Hi Judith,
I've noticed a couple of things. If you minimize the IDE you can't
restore it by clicking on the programs bar. Also the properties and
toolbox window are always visible no matter which window is active.
I'm using win98.
It looks good and is getting better :) keep the good work
Judith wrote:
>... few inconsistencies, but is fully functional. Most of the
> changes are involved with moving/expanding the Property and Tool Box and
>
> the placement of the designed window (e.g. Window 1) in a Form Design
> window that may be moved around and maximized within the IDE client
> area. There are some other enhancements as well which are detailed at
> the top of IDE.htm.
>
> Your evaluation is appreciated.
>
> CU,
>
> Judith
>
>
Regards,
Fabio
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Fabio Ramirez R.
Network Administrator - CSI Universidad del Valle
2. RE: IDE- evaluation version
Judith,
In addition to what Fabio already mentioned, I noticed that if the IDE
is maximized and you click "Run" the IDE is restored back to it's
original size when the program you are editing closes.
Let me say that I REALLY appreciate your work on the IDE. I've been
using Win32lib 55.1 since it came out and was chomping at the bit for
the upgraded IDE. Keep up the good work!
Jonas
3. RE: IDE- evaluation version
Jonas Temple wrote:
> Judith,
>
> In addition to what Fabio already mentioned, I noticed that if the IDE
> is maximized and you click "Run" the IDE is restored back to it's
> original size when the program you are editing closes.
>
I forgot in my prior reply that the test for maximized Controls needs to
be in the onKeyPress_Binding procedure also.
> Jonas
>
>
4. RE: IDE- evaluation version
Oops, I hit tab key while in Reply to euforum and lost my message...
I'll try again.
Jonas Temple wrote:
> Judith,
>
> In addition to what Fabio already mentioned, I noticed that if the IDE
> is maximized and you click "Run" the IDE is restored back to it's
> original size when the program you are editing closes.
This is an easy fix. Do the following in procedure MenuRun..
if isMaximized( Controls ) then
openWindow( Controls, Maximize )
else
openWindow( Controls, Normal )
end if
You need to do this in two places in the procedure and this replaces the
existing openWindow( Controls, Normal)
Thanks for the bug report, Jonas.
snip
>
> Jonas
>
>
5. RE: IDE- evaluation version
Fabio Ramirez wrote:
> Hi Judith,
>
> I've noticed a couple of things. If you minimize the IDE you can't
> restore it by clicking on the programs bar.
I didn't catch that. Right off the top of my head I don't know what the
problem is but I'll certainly look into it. As a temporary work around
you can right click in the task bar and select 'restore' to keep
working.
>Also the properties and
> toolbox window are always visible no matter which window is active.
>
I guess I don't understand this problem. What were you expecting to
happen?
> I'm using win98.
>
> It looks good and is getting better :) keep the good work
Thank you. I've had lots of help with ideas for this version.
>
>
6. RE: IDE- evaluation version
Judith wrote:
> >Also the properties and
> > toolbox window are always visible no matter which window is active.
>
> I guess I don't understand this problem. What were you expecting to
> happen?
If I can answer for Fabio, try this:
* I assume you are viewing this post with some web browser. Minimize
the browser.
* Start the IDE
* Alt+Tab back to your browser
* The properties and toolbox are always on top
Hope this helps.
Jonas
7. RE: IDE- evaluation version
Jonas Temple wrote:
>
> Judith wrote:
> > >Also the properties and
> > > toolbox window are always visible no matter which window is active.
> >
> > I guess I don't understand this problem. What were you expecting to
> > happen?
>
> If I can answer for Fabio, try this:
>
> * I assume you are viewing this post with some web browser. Minimize
> the browser.
> * Start the IDE
> * Alt+Tab back to your browser
> * The properties and toolbox are always on top
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Jonas
>
>
Ok, I see.
Is there a better way to know the ap lost focus than to do something
like onLostFocus(Controls), where Controls is IDE main window, and check
where the cursor is and if outside the getRect(Controls) then use
moveZOrder(PropertiesSheet, HWND_NOTOPMOST)?
8. RE: IDE- evaluation version
dcuny at LANSET.COM wrote:
> Judith wrote:
>
> > Your evaluation is appreciated.
>
> It looks *very* slick!
>
> -- David Cuny
>
>
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm hoping I am on track with the
senerio you laid out for me last August/September.
9. RE: IDE- evaluation version
- Posted by CK Lester <cklester at yahoo.com>
Feb 25, 2001
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Last edited Feb 26, 2001
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Judith, there is a disparity between what the IDE shows and what is
displayed when run. I've attached a prj file that hopefully will duplicate
the effect for you. Can you tell me what I need to do?
Thanks!
ck
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