Windows 7 border buttons (and more)

"chris.kevany" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.gui4cli
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Fer,

Since I know you are using Gui4Cli on Windows 7, I ask this directly
to you.

First note that all I mention shows up with a self-contained executable.

Over time, I've had a lot of problems with the install path that
is occasionally corrupted, depending on the lenght of the
install path (so it looks). I have this with all OS' I can test
it on (w2k, XP).

At xOnLoad I store "$$this.path" in a variable that is used to extract
and compose all kind of paths from.

Someone on Windows 7 x64 reported problems when the app was installed
at "C:/System Files (x86)/avanti" but when this is changed
to "C:/System Files (x86)/avanti-058" it seems to work fine.

As I said, I have this problems also in w2k and XP but never found
what's causing it. I actually have the impression that there is a
script load bug in Gui4Cli, depending on the size of the script.
Perhaps something with buffer allignment. The user reported that
the two previous versions run fine with both install paths. 

I use a custom file save/load dialog that uses a border button.
Because of the path problem, this dialog also gives problems and
after the Win7 user posted a screenshot, I saw that the dialog
doesn't show a border button that should be on it.

Does the border button example gui works for you in Win7 ?

I hope you can shine some light on it :)

Thanks in advance,
Chris




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