Re: New Gui4Cli release (request)
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.windows.gui4cli |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi Dimitris, > Will put the text of the current item of an xEdbox into a variable. Thanks for the explanation! Checked things out on Windows 7 with g4c 19.40 All 'extract EXT/NOEXT' calls in my scripts are now locally done by g4c and I didn't find any issues. The whole application works like before. Also looks like your changes in 19.40 do not introduce any new issues :) I still run the final Avanti (g4c) executable on nine different paths and even added a test on a non-admin and guest account. Unfortunately the issue with parsing the main script at launch isn't solved although things are a bit more stable because I removed an old cd command that changed the directory to other than the applications home. Since Win7 seems to behave different with paths comapared to XP. I also put in a 'cd $$this.path' at several critical places where I expect win7 may change it. I assume $$this.path is always the g4c location. Am I right? About the script parsing; where I first thought that the event position in the script is critical and shifting the event start solved it more or less, I now found out that simply adding a large block of dummy comments at the end of the script also reduces the issue. One could think of memory corruption in some way but then I would expect g4c to crash. It never crashes however, it just stops without any message? Anyway, version 19.40 acts just as stable as 19.39 and offers a number of useful additions. Reason enough to switch over to it for my next Avanti version. Thanks, Chris ---In [email protected], <gui4cli@...> wrote : - Added EDBOX GET VariableName - will the a variable to the current xEdbox's contents. Will put the text of the current item of an xEdbox into a variable. Of course the treeview additions look very useful but I must confess that I have little experience with treeviews. I use them mainly for my "file explorer". They're like listviews, but each line has a listview of its own. Dimitris