RE: [IDE] find documentation function
- Posted by Judith <camping at txcyber.com> Jun 24, 2001
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Hi, Dan, It looks like your routine does basically exactly what mine does. I first search under EUphoria for the files. The user can also use a menu item to use open file dialog. Some users have their files on a CD or alternate drive so be sure your routine can get to those. However, if your method works better, I don't mind looking at it. If it would be easier just point me to where I can pick up your routines. Thanks, Judith DanMoyer at PRODIGY.NET wrote: > Judith, > > You have a sort of "find documentation" feature in the IDE which seems > to > ask the user to provide the location of the documentation for the IDE > and > for Win32Lib, as well as for the ruler. In my RunDemos program, I made > a > series of routines which allowed the user to find the location of > pertinent > files much easier. > > Works like this: > If the selected file's location *wasn't* in a config file already, a box > popped up which allowed the user to either: > 1. cause an automatic search of the disk in any pre-specified > directories > (in one or more directories, and for one or more file names), or, > 2. bring up a dialog box which allows the user to scan through a tree > of > directories and files until they find the one they want to use. > > Whatever the user selects gets put into a config file, and I provided > that > the user could force an opportunity to re-select the location by right > clicking on the same button that would otherwise jump to the config > pointed > file. > > If you're interested, I could try to modify it to work with the IDE for > you. > > Dan > > >