WinFBE on GitHub (December 6, 2016)

Started by Paul Squires, December 06, 2016, 08:02:28 PM

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José Roca

Works fine, but maybe you should made it optional.

Petrus Vorster

Editor work pretty cool.
Now for my usual dumb question.

The samples with the latest Jose includes...
I can see the files under the Editor folder /AFX but still get File not found error.
It must be a setting i am missing as usual.
-Regards
Peter

José Roca

There are no samples in the editor's Afx folder. There are templates in the Templates folder and projects in the Sample_Projects folder.

José Roca

..or, if you mean my include files, you must download them from here: http://www.planetsquires.com/protect/forum/index.php?topic=3966.0

...and copy them to the "inc" folder of your FreeBasic installation, e.g. C:\Users\Pepe\FreeBasic32\inc\Afx and C:\Users\Pepe\FreeBasic64\inc\Afx.


Petrus Vorster

LOL, yes, i actually had them.

I still get errors on the same place.
I am trying to look at the examples like the Split button and the toolbars that came in the download.

-Regards
Peter

José Roca

You must always to use the latest version of the includes, not an old one.

Paul Squires

Quote from: Jose Roca on December 22, 2016, 06:40:20 AM
Works fine, but maybe you should made it optional.
Thanks Jose, yes it already is optional. There is a setting in Editor Options. One for Codetips (that doesn't do anything yet) and one for Autocomplete (which is what this feature is).


Paul Squires
PlanetSquires Software

José Roca

I don't see it.

Paul Squires

Quote from: Jose Roca on December 22, 2016, 04:50:55 PM
I don't see it.
Well that's odd. I recompiled the EXE's and uploaded them again for you. Use the EXE's from the GitHub ZIP file download rather than the "Release" download. The screen should look like this attachment:
Paul Squires
PlanetSquires Software

Tasos Georgas

Quote from: Petrus Vorster on December 22, 2016, 02:55:52 PM
LOL, yes, i actually had them.

I still get errors on the same place.
I am trying to look at the examples like the Split button and the toolbars that came in the download.

You have to #include once "C:\FreeBASIC\inc\win\windowsx.bi"
Or there is  "C:\WinFBE-master\src\windowsxx.bi" that you can include, too.

I don't know why that is missed from the code.

Tasos Georgas.

José Roca

Quote from: Tasos Georgas on December 23, 2016, 04:21:19 AM
Quote from: Petrus Vorster on December 22, 2016, 02:55:52 PM
LOL, yes, i actually had them.

I still get errors on the same place.
I am trying to look at the examples like the Split button and the toolbars that came in the download.

You have to #include once "C:\FreeBASIC\inc\win\windowsx.bi"
Or there is  "C:\WinFBE-master\src\windowsxx.bi" that you can include, too.

I don't know why that is missed from the code.

Tasos Georgas.

The latest include files already use windowsx.bi. He must be using an older version.

José Roca

#26
> Well that's odd.

Very odd, indeed. I have needed to do a new install. Overwriting or copying the .exe files only did not work, I wonder why.

Guess it has to do with the language files. You have changed them to add the new option.

José Roca

Updated Spanish language file.

You need to make one of the labels a bit bigger (the last four characters aren't being displayed).

Paul Squires

Thanks Jose - appreciate the updated language file! I have also made the visual change to the New Project Options dialog to ensure enough space for the label. I will update GitHub later today.
Paul Squires
PlanetSquires Software

Paul Squires

I updated GitHub with the changes as well as including new code that displays a popup list of data types when "AS" is typed. Seems to be working well so far.
Paul Squires
PlanetSquires Software