RE: wxEuphoria version 0.3/wxedb
- Posted by Henri Goffin <H.Goffin at skynet.be> Nov 20, 2004
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Hi! This is probably the message Ferlin was talking about when he launched wxedb for the first time: ..\common\menucmn.cpp(355): assert "wxAssertFailure" failed: invalid index in wxMenu::Insert Do you want to stop the program? You can also choose [Cancel] to suppress further warnings. It happened to me as well but not at the start of wxedb but at DB open. Instead of choosing Cancel like Ferlin did I clicked "No" just to see what happens. I got another similar message: ..\common\menucmn.cpp(703): assert "wxAssertFailure" failed: wxMenu::SetLabel: no such item Do you want to stop the program? You can also choose [Cancel] to suppress further warnings. Again choosing "No" led me back to the gui with the DB open. After that i could start wxedb again and open a DB without trouble. I noticed that a file wxedb.ini had been created in the meantime. If i delete it and start the program again the message boxes return. Also if i open a DB for the first time the error behaviour occurs even if wxedb.ini already exists. Conclusion: this happens when opening a DB that is not already registered in wxedb.ini. Hope this will help Matt remove this annoying "feature". Henri Goffin -----Original Message----- From: Ferlin Scarborough [SMTP:guest at RapidEuphoria.com] Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 12:51 AM To: EUforum at topica.com Subject: [euphoria] Re: wxEuphoria version 0.3 posted by: Ferlin Scarborough <ferlin1 at bellsouth.net> Matt Lewis wrote: > > Ferlin Scarborough wrote: > > > > Matt, > > > > Thanks for the very quick release of the wxedb and wxIDE programs after the > > latest release of your library. > > > > I have unziped the library to a directory, I unziped the wxedb and then the > > wxIDE into that same directory, I then went to that directory and unziped > > the eusql into that directory, but when I try to run wxedb or wxIDE I get > > messages about things not being declared, follows is the messages from the > > ex.err file. > > > > wxIDE returns this error: > > > > C:\wxEuphoria\wxIDE.exw:272 > > get_splitter_sash_position has not been declared > > ini:setValue("File List Sash Position", get_splitter_sash_position( > > main_splitter > > ) ) > > > > wxedb returns this error: > > ^ > > C:\wxEuphoria\wxedb.exw:5152 > > get_combo_item_string has not been declared > > if equal( odbc_db[ix], get_combo_item_string( odbc_combo, lx )) then > > ^ > > Any help in this matter would be highly appreciated. > > I'm not sure what the problem is, unless you have an older version of > wxEuphoria in an include directory. Those functions are new for v0.3.0, > so if you have v0.2.0, then that would cause the error. I put the > wxEuphoria include files in a subfolder off of my include folder, and > add "%EUDIR%\INCLUDE\wxEuphoria" to my EUINC environment variable. > > Do any of the newer demos work (ex22.exw or higher)? > > Matt Lewis > Matt, Examples 22-25 all ran, then I looked at the docs and found that it said version 2, I then looked for another version and did not find it, then when I went to your Web Site, I discovered that I had made a blunder. I downloaded the Bleeding Edge version when I downloaded it, which plainly has a date of May 24 on the link. (ooooops!) :( I downloaded the correct version this time, and wxIDE ran fine, wxedb gave a message window on startup, something about wxAssert or something lilke that I don't remember, after I pressed Cancel it brought up the GUI. I tried to run it again to see what the exact message was, and it did not do that message again. So, I guess all appears to be working fine now. Thanks for the quick response. Later. Ferlin Scarborough Learn To Program Games in Free Courses At http://www.gameuniv.net My Euphoria Home Page http://mywebpage.netscape.com/shadetreesoft