OpenEuphoria

Re: [IDE] find documentation function

• Posted by DanMoyer at PRODIGY.NET Jun 24, 2001
• 579 views

Judith,

Sorry, I may have misunderstood how your locator works; I thought it was set
up so the user *had* to manually input where they thought the doc were, as
opposed to an "auto" find or "user seek" by open file dialog choice.  If
your routines do find the docs, then no need for any improvement.

But when I use it, it doesn't seem to auto find the docs locations.  Here's
what happens:  I go to the "configure" menu choice, and select documentation
location; I get a window with 3 combo boxes, the first two empty, and the
third (for Win32Lib doc) having "c:\Euphoria\register" or something like
that in it.  There *is* a version of a Win32Lib html there, but it's not the
current one.  Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

Dan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Judith"

> 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
> >
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