I like it Eros,
it allows the user to define his own convention, if he wants dialog based prefix, he will bake it to string. Good, good, keep it coming please
Petr
That looks good...and it was certainly very difficult to decide which way to go - I'm not sure how I would have decided - either Dialogname_Controlname_OnAction or the way above which is not just shorter name but also allows two dialogs with for example an Exit-button to get handled from same callback-function. Duplicate control/dialog names are possible - I hope? (we still got an "Index" in CBHNDL/CBCTL)
I think there are missing some Forum-sections as beta-testing and support
I like it Eros,
it allows the user to define his own convention, if he wants dialog based prefix, he will bake it to string. Good, good, keep it coming please
Petr
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This is beautiful Eros,
I can finally use the functions for individual events and all of the controls as I did long ago with VB6, very good, I think that from now on I will always use this new syntax, but is there a way as Rene said, to differentiate the control of more than a single dialog?
Sure Max!
Next thinBasic 1.9.9.0 will have Button control improved with new syntax with 4 automatic callback events functions:
- Button Automatic Event Callback Function added: <ButtonName>_OnSetFocus
- Button Automatic Event Callback Function added: <ButtonName>_OnKillFocus
- Button Automatic Event Callback Function added: <ButtonName>_OnDisable
- Button Automatic Event Callback Function added: <ButtonName>_OnClick
Than I will change TextBox and .... others
Ciao
Eros
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Great work Eros !!!
please if you can, look also to the Visual Designer in future versions, I'm using it but I find so many bugs .... I, coming from VB6, I just can not do without this tool, and add many controls in manual mode, requires a large dispersion of time that could be done in 5 minutes with the help of a visual editor that works well. ..
I was even thinking of writing one from scratch, with the help of good Rene, but the task is very difficult and I think I can not because I'm beginning with TB
All other development environments have a visual designer working, even with editor for menu and messagebox
Ciao
Max
what an interesting comment. Did you look at the date? You should read the thread where Maxer introduced the finished software a few years ago and maybe tell us if you like it - or what we could improve
Or are you just a bot, send to make few posts before starting the advertisements?
I think there are missing some Forum-sections as beta-testing and support
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