[Gambas-devel] Edit/Install component

[Ron Onstenk]

On Wednesday 09 August 2006 19:53, Benoit Minisini wrote:

> You should use "make install", as this way you are sure that all needed things 
> are done.
> For your tests, you can do the "make install" once, 
That is clear, it is done once.

> and copy the *.gambas file by hand the next times.
Are the added properties/methods, change method declarations etc
that change the content of the *.gambas not in the .info/.lst file?


> Note that you don't have to generate the component to make your tests. Running 
> the component project is like running any other project using this component. 
> 
This is not for the .mdi Workspace the case.

In the test form inside the .mdi/.mda it works correct.
Add and Remove from the workarea and $aWindow does work.
My Add/Remove does what the word say it should do.

Users expect when they Add a Window it _is_ Add and for 
Remove it is _Remove_ ( gone from memory to) and I made 
it this way, bad for me afterwarts regarding the IDE.


The requirements of the IDE work somewhat different.
In the IDE it does not Add if the windows already once 
is add but add only the Tab (where?) and removing remove the
Tab but not the window himself always.
Sometimes it looks as the IDE destruct the window complete
other time it removes only the Tab.

The rule you use is after many try and error still not clear. 
I'm afraid you use in the IDE other functions/methods direct 
on the windows which are not handled by the Watcher.


In this way it is questionable the current Workspace is
a User-Control intentional component and not a IDE only workspace.

All the times I get out of bound error on $aWindows
or invalid index into $aWindows.
It is the last struggle I have to solve. :)

Brings a question up.
When the IDE does a Window.Close (Fedit.Close) is the 
windows then closed and get the Watch_Close a signal
the close has happen, or is Watcher_Close run before 
the window is actual closed.
 

Anyway I can use it now but must be sure to safe before 
I close a window. Terminating error when I get them. :)

I hope to survive, 

Ron

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