OpenEuphoria

Re: wxEuphoria

• Posted by pampeano at rocketmail.com Feb 10, 2003
• 678 views

Hi Matt,
   Your demo works fine on Win XP. Nice job.
   When u use Pat's splitter you have to include "split.dat" file
generated by the splitter, because it contains info to unsplit the
file.

Best Regards,
   Guillermo Bonvehi
   AKA: KNiXEUR - Caballero Rojo

--- Matthew Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> 
> 
> I finally got wxWindows (v2.29)--as a DLL--working with Euphoria. 
> I've
> ported the fractal demo that comes with the wxWindows source.  It's
> up on my
> page:
> 
> http://www14.brinkster.com/matthewlewis/projects.html
> 
> There are 3 files:
> wxEuphoria.zip  -- My source code
> wx22_9d1.zip    -- DLL file 1
> wx22_9d2.zip    -- DLL file 2
> 
> Unfortunately, Brinkster doesn't allow files greater than 1Mb (at
> least for
> us cheapskates with the free accounts).  Also, my bandwidth is
> limited to
> 16Mb per day, so if you experience trouble, it may be that the limit
> has
> been reached.  I split the DLL using PatRat's splitter utility.  In
> order to
> get the DLL assembled, you'll need to unzip everything into a
> directory, and
> then run install.ex.
> 
> I've included a copy of fptr.e with the code.  This new copy is
> required in
> case others have the version that's been with EuCOM.  I've cleaned it
> up a
> bit and added some things, made it easier to use.  I'll probably be
> releasing it on its own here, soon.
> 
> But now I need to make some decisions, and ask for some help. :)  Jim
> Brown,
> I think you volunteered for helping on the port to Linux, right. :) 
> Beyond
> that, there are a lot of things to think about before the library
> gets
> coded.  
> 
> I'm currently leaning towards doing things in a win32lib'ish manner,
> rather
> than a wxWindows/C++ manner (which is how the demo is written), by
> which I
> mean:
> 
> win32lib:
> include win32lib.ew
> -- create stuff
> -- event handlers, etc
> WinMain()
> 
> wxWindows:
> include wxEuphoria.e
> -- event handlers, etc
> procedure init()
> 	-- create stuff
> end procedure
> WxMain() -- your init routine is called from here
> 
> David C, you probably have some thoughts about this.  In this
> respect, I
> think wxBasic works sorta like win32lib (big surprise :).  Of course,
> there
> will be lots of other details, like how to manage event handling,
> and,
> obviously, making it all really cross platform.
> 
> Matt Lewis