afaik with xbase++ 1.9 sl1 you can still mix traditional SAY/GET or TBrowse() with Graphical User Interface elements
Page six at ftp://ftp.alaska-software.com/documents/feature-overview-v19sl1-en.pdf 2009/8/3 Viktor Szakáts <harbour...@syenar.hu>: > Hi Pritpal, > >> First - a good news - I am been able to simulate >> TBrowse() behavior as far as vertical navigation is concerned. >> Horizontal navigation - freeze - is practically non-existent in Qt's >> model/view architect and hence so far I have no clues how >> to simulate this. Barring "FREEZE" and "FOOTER" everything is working >> properly. Important to note is that there is no absolutely no >> memory overhead as is associated with Qt's model/view architect >> and so is extremely fast rendering has been achieved. >> >> TBrowse.prg has provided me the architect. It could been >> possible with <::aCellValues> which Przemek thought of and >> I could exploit it to the maximum. Without <::aCellValues> construct >> this would have been impossible to achieve this milestone. > > Sound very good. > >> TBrowse() code is then been modified to XbpBrowse() behavior. >> So far so good. >> >> Second - as I am in a position to provide both TBrowse() and XbpBrowse() >> approaches, what do you think if I retain both or only XbpBrowse(). >> Internally, TBrowse() will map itself to XbpBrowse(). > > A QT-based TBrowse() is very nice, but doesn't have much to do > with XBP lib functionality per se, unless Xbase++ has similar > GUI version of TBrowse() (I don't think so). Since you say this > QT based TBrowse() is built on top of XBP stuff, it's certainly > not very practical to move it to a separate lib. > > All this considered I'd put it to hbxbp lib, as a simple Harbour > extension, and with a different class name, f.e.: xbp_TBrowse(). > > Brgds, > Viktor > > _______________________________________________ > Harbour mailing list > Harbour@harbour-project.org > http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour > -- Massimo Belgrano _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
