Hello Frank
frank van nuffel-2 wrote: > > ... would it be correct to conclude wvg > allows for kind-of-console programming (without the complexity of windows > programming (except perhaps event driven structure)) rendering all output > to > a true Windows window; most of the time i'm lost in all kinds of library > code to be able to see the woods from the trees; i've read your reminder > note in Changelog and need to express a big thank you for everyone > involved > in bringing Harbour this far, and understand wvg is ready to take off, > hence > some philosophy behind the concept is welcome (perhaps from a link > currently > already describing it) > You are right in your assertions. WVG or WVT both gives power to render console outpur commands to a TRUE Windows' window. If you plan to have pure console output, you need not to learm more than two lines, perhaps. In that case you will be linking GTWVT or GTWVG without any GUI makeup. ( SEE: wvtext.prg / wvtext.exe ). GTWVG gives you the power to mix console commands with GUI elements as is evident in demowvg.prg / demowvg.exe. I am planning to include complete documentation of GTWVT in the next few days. Keep watching http://www.harbour.vouch.info space though I will declare it in this NG also. This mammoth feature is engineered by Przemsylaw alone. I only floated this idea nearly one year back with working code but with a different approach. Przemek did it in a PERFECT way far beyond my imagination. Regards Pritpal Bedi -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/May-be-it-is-useful-for-you-tp20150487p20156039.html Sent from the Harbour - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
