Re: Win32libEx -- Richedit, common controls and MDI

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Matthew Lewis wrote:

 > I think that Win32Lib needs centralized management,
> to make sure that it stays fairly consistant and incorporate
> various changes and bug fixes.

I've gotten some very good feedback from a lot of users. If you keep in mind
that you can only please about 80% of the users, and work hard at making
life easy for them, you pretty much can't go wrong. The other 20% will just
hack the code to make it work.

>> Matt seems to have a good focus on the
>> project at the moment but I still feel that it's
>> your 'baby' and you should at least be involved
>> in such a way that development doesn't get out of
>> control.

> I wholeheartedly agree (and thanks).

I also agree with both of the statements; I'm too proud of the library to
let go completely, so I'll be adding in my two cents in when I can.

> ...but there didn't seem to be a clean way
> to do a lot of this without making some
> changes to stuff like create()/WndProc() etc.

Yeah; this has been a headache in development. That's why Win32Lib has
remained fairly monolithic. Going to a multiple library model (at least,
without namespaces) is more pain than it's worth.

> What I'd like right now is some suggestions on
> better wrapping for my code, and help with doing
> the docs--using Dave's makedoc.ex to compile the
> html file.  That's going to be a pretty big task.

I'm buried right now working on adding a Euphoria module to SWIG, but I
figured that I better stick my head up when I saw all the cool things that
were being added to Win32Lib. I'll try to take a look at the additions in
the near future.

Thanks again for the hard work!

-- David Cuny

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