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RE: IDE version .10.1 now available

• Posted by Judith <camping at txcyber.com> Mar 28, 2001
• 415 views

Yes, this would work as long as the user was using a version of Win32Lib 
that contained Win32LibVersion. I suppose now that version 55.1 is 
stamped, most everyone is moving to it from version .50. I state at my 
home page that version 55.1+ is required for IDE but I'll consider 
adding your suggestion.

BTW my new home page is up, but nothing new, at 
http:\\www2.txcyber.com\~camping\judith.html and please notice the 2 
after www and html instead of htm. If you key htm instead of html you 
will not find the home page.

I've added to Property Icon and Bitmap file names for setIcon and 
setBitmap and fixed the popup for Property and Tool Box to gray out 'on 
top' and 'not ontop' when these windows are docked. I've got a few more 
things to add before I release.

Thanks,

Judith


Derek Parnell wrote:
> 
> > Let me know what version of IDE is listed at the top of the PRJ file you
> > are trying to load, what version of win32lib.ew you use and what error
> > you are getting. It could be that there has been a change that is
> > affecting you. I've tried hard to allow older PRJ files to work with
> > each release of IDE but it is inevitable that something might break.
> 
> Just a thought, Judith. In the "about" box, you could list the version 
> of
> win32lib being used. The version is found in the global constant
> Win32LibVersion.
> 
>    dispver = sprintf("using Win32Lib v%d.%d.%d",
>                          {Win32LibVersion[1],
>                           Win32LibVersion[2],
>                           Win32LibVersion[3],
>                          })
> 
> > The latest releases (v.10+) work only with win32lib.ew 55.1 although
> > unless I hear something from Derek/Matt, IDE should work on the next
> > release.
> 
> The IDE v.10 works fine with Win32Lib v0.56-alpha, though I haven't done
> exhaustive testing with it yet.
> 
> ------
> Derek Parnell
> Melbourne, Australia
> "To finish a job quickly, go slower."
> 
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