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Win32Lib IDE

• Posted by David Cuny <dcuny at LANSET.COM> Mar 13, 2001
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I got a chance to play with the Win32Lib IDE, and it's *really* slick!
Judith, you're doing an excellent job.

A couple of minor nits, though:

1. It took a while before i figured out how to edit the menu. Adding a 'Edit
Menus' option in the menu would take care of that.

2. The '(General)' section seems to have disappeared. It was an That's a
sort of freeform area for sticking include statements, declaring constants,
shared variables, functions and routines, etc. All the code that's not
specific to a particular action goes there. The order of inclusion in the
output file is:

   -- control definitions
   -- (General) area
   -- control actions

3. When choosing 'Edit Code' on a control, the editor should default to
displaying the action of the first event that has *code*, not the first
event on the list. This makes it a lot easier to work with controls, so (for
example) when you re-edit a pushbutton, you see the code for the onClick
event, instead of the empty onChange event.

Thanks!

-- David Cuny