Ditto on the checkboxes for control styles. RW won't even allow "TCS_MULTILINE" to be added to a folder style in RW so it has to be added by hand in the RC file.
Also, I've found that RC doesn't recognise some bitmap files.
Regards,
Charles Pratt
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What I would like is a possibility to color parts of the code.
Example: You create a new function, then you mark the whole function with red what means you have to double check this part of your code – other parts you could mark green meaning you have checked the source or use colors for other tasks.
Sometimes I use MSWord for that.
Regards,
Otto
Otto wrote:Ad Editor)
What I would like is a possibility to color parts of the code.
Example: You create a new function, then you mark the whole function with red what means you have to double check this part of your code – other parts you could mark green meaning you have checked the source or use colors for other tasks.
Sometimes I use MSWord for that.
Regards,
Otto
Otto wrote:Hello Antonio, thank you for your post.
I hope I understood all well. I know some Italian and I used
Babel Fish.
I think I do the same thing as you but with multiEdit.
I have templates for diverse task <ALT> F9 and then I have a
dialog, … .
But the IDE is not so much a necessity for us who know FW since
years but for new users. If there is no drag & drop around then
a language it is out of fashion for the younger generation!
It is a matter of fact that we need a broad user basis. Otherwise
a language has no bright future.
If you take VB.NET’s IDE then I have to say compared to VB6 it
is very difficult for a beginner. VB6 is a discharged model a newcomer
won’t select.
So with an easy to handle IDE Fivewin could be their choice and
take the place CLIPPER had in the market.
I my opinion this must be our main goal -I mean beside making our own programs the best.
Regards,
Otto
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