1. win32
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vertical direction more than needed to contain the text the dot's don't =
appear. Is this a cursor bug, windows bug, or do I need to add come code =
I don't know about?
george
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2. Re: win32
On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 03:28:59 -0400 (07/16/03 17:28:59)
, George Walters <gwalters at sc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> I've noticed in an EditText box that the cursor will leave several "dots"
> on the bottom of the text box. If I enlarge the box in the vertical
> direction more than needed to contain the text the dot's don't appear. Is
> this a cursor bug, windows bug, or do I need to add come code I don't
> know about?
I'm having trouble visuallizing what mean by 'leave several "dots"'. Can
you supply a tiny example program for me?
--
cheers,
Derek Parnell
3. Re: win32
[Windows Tutorial]
I ran across a chapter that does a pretty good job explaining events and
event handling from a VB perspective.
It's especially applicable to Win32Lib, because Win32Lib uses VB as it's
basis.
[Dos32Lib]
Has anyone taken a look at Dos32Lib yet? Comments? I'm trying to determine
how much of my resources to put into it, relative to my other projects.
Thanks.
-- David Cuny
4. Re: win32
Cuny, David wrote:
> Has anyone taken a look at Dos32Lib yet? Comments?
David,
I ran all the Demos, but that's as far as I got.
I liked what I saw in the Demos though and am looking forward
to a more complete version, the Maximize, Minimize and Exit
buttons had no functionality. I am interested in DOS based
GUI's, because some of the people I write programs for are
still using DOS, although more and more of them are going the
WIN9? route now. I still have a PC at home that I use that has
DOS on it, and alot of the Software I own needs to be run in DOS
Mode.
Later:
+ + + Rev. Ferlin Scarborough - Centreville, Alabama. - USA
5. Re: win32
- Posted by David Gay <moggie at INTERLOG.COM>
Oct 16, 1998
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Last edited Oct 17, 1998
Thank you for posting yet another helpful link to Windows programming.
>Has anyone taken a look at Dos32Lib yet? Comments? I'm trying to determine
>how much of my resources to put into it, relative to my other projects.
I understand people are going the way to Windows. However, I think you
should maintain it, though understandably not a 1:1 relation to your Windows
work. I tried the dos32lib demos and they were well done.
David Gay
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/4346
A Beginner's Guide To Euphoria
6. Re: win32
- Posted by Monty King <boot_me at GEOCITIES.COM>
Oct 16, 1998
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Last edited Oct 17, 1998
>[Dos32Lib]
>
>Has anyone taken a look at Dos32Lib yet? Comments? I'm trying to determine
>how much of my resources to put into it, relative to my other projects.
David,
I think that this project looks extremely nice. I like the custom form
that the windows take, and the smoothness of it. It is a very good project,
and one that I think will make it much easier to stanardize programs, say,
someone wants to write a program that will work in either dos, or windows,
your lib does it. One set of code, two operating systems handled...now
that's cool.
I know that you have been studying up on all of the different windowing
systems for xwindows, and others, does this lib (dos32) support the ability
to affect different window images, so that a user can cusomize their program
easily???
I haven't had any time to do more than run the demo's...
Monty
7. Re: win32
- Posted by C & K L <candk at TICNET.COM>
Oct 17, 1998
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Last edited Oct 18, 1998
David, yer Dos32Lib is waaaay cool. Can't wait for it to be completely
functional. Of course, by that time it'll cost $99 (or more?), so keep
sending us shareware betas... :)
Thanks!
ck
"Cuny, David" wrote:
>
> Has anyone taken a look at Dos32Lib yet? Comments? I'm trying to determine
> how much of my resources to put into it, relative to my other projects.
>
8. win32
That one I just downloaded says there is a function setallfonts or something
it needs.
Albert
p.s. I get that error running eu_addr.exw
9. Re: win32
Cut and paste the code below to the Win32lib.ew file at the end. This is an
unoffical patch.
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--SetFonts.ew
global procedure setAllFonts(sequence faceName, integer points, integer
attrib) -- Vince Gonzales
for f=1 to length(window) do
if window[f][2] >= PushButton and window[f][2] <= CText then
setFont(f, faceName, points, attrib)
end if
end for
end procedure
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Regards,
Greg Harris
-----Original Message-----
From: Albert Brauneis <Dajawu36 at AOL.COM>
To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Date: Friday, October 23, 1998 5:34 PM
Subject: win32
>That one I just downloaded says there is a function setallfonts or
something
>it needs.
>
>Albert
>
>p.s. I get that error running eu_addr.exw
>
10. Re: win32
Thanks for you help.
Albert
In a message dated 10/23/98 9:52:50 PM !!!First Boot!!!, blackdog at CDC.NET
writes:
<< global procedure setAllFonts(sequence faceName, integer points, integer
attrib) -- Vince Gonzales
for f=1 to length(window) do
if window[f][2] >= PushButton and window[f][2] <= CText then
setFont(f, faceName, points, attrib)
end if
end for
end procedure
>>
11. win32
Albert wrote:
>That one I just downloaded says there is a function setallfonts or
something
>it needs.
>Albert
>p.s. I get that error running eu_addr.exw
paste in the following lines at the end of Win32Lib.ew:
(They're not David Cuny's; I apologize for tampering with his file)
global procedure setAllFonts(sequence faceName, integer points, integer
attrib) -- Vince Gonzales
for f =3D 1 to length(window) do
if window[f][2] >=3D PushButton and window[f][2] <=3D CText then
setFont(f, faceName, points, attrib)
end if
end for
end procedure
