Hi Mike,
Well, me too. (but the current xhb one works with Harbour AFAIK).
That's mean that I can use Harbour with RMDBFCDX?
Theoretically yes. It's difficult to tell, since I
don't have xhb (and parts) running here, but the RDD
model is exactly the same in both projects.
user smoothly _magnify_ the screen content using the mouse,
and let them set the font setup.
All the work is done inside GTWVW. I changed nothing in my
application. I
was using CT3 window functions and I have just a runtime flag if I
want CUI
ot GUI. If use CUI its exactly like my clipper application but its
scaling
font size on window resize, otherwise it's a GUI applications but
again its
scaling font size.
Okay, I begin to understand. Looking at the 500KB large
source file, it's not easy to find out anything :)
If it's what I think, it could be quite useful. I just
wonder what does take so much source code... Probably those
Windows parts. Which BTW I think would be better added
differently so that the whole GT doesn't get tied to
the Windows platform.
Unfortunately it's very difficult to comment on these
as I don't know what exactly GTWVW does. And if I'm not
mistaken it cannot compile with the new GT model. So
I can't even judge how much of GTWVW code could be useful
for GTWVT, but my impression is that not very much, since
GTWVW is GUI emulation in the GTWIN spirit, and GTWVT
seems like something fully GUI orientated, just like GTWVG.
GTWVW its almost exactly the same as GTWVT (Allmost all the code is
copied
from GTWVT but add window support. I've just add in my applications
KERNEL
the possibility to use CT3 window function or wvw_nOpenwindow
functions.
I've already had inside my code a w_Box function that calls wopen-
wbox. I've
just change that function to respect a CUI or GUI variable and if
its GUI
instead of wopen-wbox i use wvw_nOpenwindow.
How do you see it, are there any chances this GT
will be updated to the new GT model? (now also used
in xhb)
Brgds,
Viktor
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