1. IDE users: a question
I've been asked to add "Hint Text" to Property and when adding it I
thought it would be nice to add "Hint Font" as well. "Hint Font" would
be only on the Window class. I also think I will add "Font" to Window
and other controls as well. I would let user indicate the font name,
points and attribute, either by keying or via FontDialog, and create the
setFont statement in the EXW. I can not preset Property with the default
font name, points and attribute because I can't find anywhere to get
that information via Win32Lib. I may have overlooked it so if anyone
knows a way, please let me know.
My question is: Will it be a problem for anyone if these field are empty
unless the user specifies a font?
It looks like the next release of IDE will be somewhere May 5-10.
2. Re: IDE users: a question
Just nice as delphi ide =)
Keep good work
Best Regards,
Guillermo Bonvehí
AKA: Caballero Rojo - Knixeur - RedKnight
--- Judith <camping at txcyber.com> wrote:
>
>
> I've been asked to add "Hint Text" to Property and when adding it I
> thought it would be nice to add "Hint Font" as well. "Hint Font"
> would
> be only on the Window class. I also think I will add "Font" to Window
>
> and other controls as well. I would let user indicate the font name,
> points and attribute, either by keying or via FontDialog, and create
> the
> setFont statement in the EXW. I can not preset Property with the
> default
> font name, points and attribute because I can't find anywhere to get
> that information via Win32Lib. I may have overlooked it so if anyone
> knows a way, please let me know.
>
> My question is: Will it be a problem for anyone if these field are
> empty
> unless the user specifies a font?
>
> It looks like the next release of IDE will be somewhere May 5-10.
>
>
>
>
>
3. Re: IDE users: a question
Judith wrote:
> My question is: Will it be a problem for anyone if
> these field are empty unless the user specifies a font?
I'd prefer that there be a '<default>' sort of option - perhaps when the
field is blanked, it could revert to that. Otherwise, there might be some
confusion.
-- David Cuny
