Hi KetiIO,
Thanks very much for your feedback. I do appreciate it. I'm glad we can help each other.
1.Thanks very very much. I've never had this "accident".
2.Thanks for this as well.
I never need to open and edit any file that is not part of some project. In what cases this is necessary for you? Thanks very much for this suggestion too.
Regards,
akyprian
PS. Did you see the very small bug I reported for RaEdit in Custom Controls section?
Thanks very much for your feedback. I do appreciate it. I'm glad we can help each other.
1.Thanks very very much. I've never had this "accident".
2.Thanks for this as well.
I never need to open and edit any file that is not part of some project. In what cases this is necessary for you? Thanks very much for this suggestion too.
Regards,
akyprian
PS. Did you see the very small bug I reported for RaEdit in Custom Controls section?
Hi akyprian
My codebase is large, so when creating a new project much of the code is copied from other projects.
I also sometimes need to open windows.inc to find what value a constant has. Don't think I could manage without the posubility to open files.
KetilO
My codebase is large, so when creating a new project much of the code is copied from other projects.
I also sometimes need to open windows.inc to find what value a constant has. Don't think I could manage without the posubility to open files.
KetilO
KetiIO,
I see what you mean. It's just that I use a different approach when I need to do these things. Usually I add such files to my project and leave them there as long as I need them. For example, the three WinAsm api files are always in the WinAsm.wap and this makes my life a lot easier. Whenever I use any API (Function, Structure or Constant) in my project and this is not in the appropriate API file, I alter it instantly. This is why my API Files are very oftenly updated.
Regards,
akyprian
I see what you mean. It's just that I use a different approach when I need to do these things. Usually I add such files to my project and leave them there as long as I need them. For example, the three WinAsm api files are always in the WinAsm.wap and this makes my life a lot easier. Whenever I use any API (Function, Structure or Constant) in my project and this is not in the appropriate API file, I alter it instantly. This is why my API Files are very oftenly updated.
Regards,
akyprian
Hi akyprian.
I think that is necessary to add command 'Open File'
with option "AllFiles" in menu 'Files'.
Also,the Toolbar button 'Open project' must be 'Open File'.
Manos.
I think that is necessary to add command 'Open File'
with option "AllFiles" in menu 'Files'.
Also,the Toolbar button 'Open project' must be 'Open File'.
Manos.
Hi Manos,
Thank you for your constructive feedback.
As far as the ability to open files (in addition to adding files to their projects) let's see what the users say... For the time being the score is 1-2 !
Regards,
akyprian
Thank you for your constructive feedback.
As far as the ability to open files (in addition to adding files to their projects) let's see what the users say... For the time being the score is 1-2 !
Regards,
akyprian
Hi akyprian.
I would like to see:
-When compiling a project and no error occurs, the output window to hide.
-On the explorer Window, a new item to rename files.
-Sintax hightlight por dec and hexadecimal numbers
-Small templates for exe and dll
-Splitter for output and explorer windows
-For inc files when you declare something like this:
WinMain PROTO :DWORD,:DWORD,:DWORD,:DWORD
if we do shift + leftclick or similar shortcut, it will take us to the WinMain proc
Thank You
I would like to see:
-When compiling a project and no error occurs, the output window to hide.
-On the explorer Window, a new item to rename files.
-Sintax hightlight por dec and hexadecimal numbers
-Small templates for exe and dll
-Splitter for output and explorer windows
-For inc files when you declare something like this:
WinMain PROTO :DWORD,:DWORD,:DWORD,:DWORD
if we do shift + leftclick or similar shortcut, it will take us to the WinMain proc
Thank You
Hi akyprian.
I would like to see:
1-When compiling a project and no error occurs, the output window to hide.
2-On the explorer Window, a new item to rename files.
3-Sintax hightlight por dec and hexadecimal numbers
4-Small templates for exe and dll
5-Splitter for output and explorer windows
6-For inc files when you declare something like this:
WinMain PROTO :DWORD,:DWORD,:DWORD,:DWORD
if we do shift + leftclick or similar shortcut, it will take us to the WinMain proc
Thank You
maCo,
1.OK-will be made optional.
2.Please see a previous reply for the same subject and tell me what you think.
3.I'll think about it ...
4.Templates similar to the samples included in the zip?
5.For output OK. For Explorer window what kind of splitter?
6.OK.
Regards,
akyprian
The 1 and 4 i think that are good idea.
Manos.
Manos.
Hi Manos,
Thank you very much.
As I already said 1 will be done.
2. I believe that this will cause problems-Save As is safe.
3.I will think about it.
4.OK
5.I think that maCo actually means that the output and Project Explorer windows should be sizable-If so, we have to wait for a while for this.
6.OK.
Regards,
akyprian
Thank you very much.
As I already said 1 will be done.
2. I believe that this will cause problems-Save As is safe.
3.I will think about it.
4.OK
5.I think that maCo actually means that the output and Project Explorer windows should be sizable-If so, we have to wait for a while for this.
6.OK.
Regards,
akyprian
i like
number 1
number 2
number 5
number 6
I dont know is maCo wants it on the toolbar, I would like it here
see pic.
For number 6 delphi uses that, I am attaching a pic. when shift is click delphi underlines the word the mouse is over, and if it is leftclicked, it will take you to the declaration or definition.
I has a suggestion but it is not important.
when saving a file, the save icon should be disable, and anable on modifications.
number 1
number 2
number 5
number 6
I dont know is maCo wants it on the toolbar, I would like it here
see pic.
For number 6 delphi uses that, I am attaching a pic. when shift is click delphi underlines the word the mouse is over, and if it is leftclicked, it will take you to the declaration or definition.
I has a suggestion but it is not important.
when saving a file, the save icon should be disable, and anable on modifications.
delphi code pic:
Hi Jnrz,
Thanks for your constuctive feedback,
Regards,
akyprian
Thanks for your constuctive feedback,
Regards,
akyprian