The only steep will be a @say get replacement
http://www.donnay-software.com/EXPMETH.HTM
#xcommand @ < nSayCol >, < nSayRow > XSAY < cText > ;
[SAYWIDTH < nSayWidth >] ;
GET < uVar > [GETWIDTH < nGetWidth >] ;
[PICTURE < cPict >] ;
[VALID < bValid >] ;
=> ;
Add( aGetList, { < cText >, _GetSet(@< uVar >), ;
< nSayCol >, < nSayRow >, < nSayWidth >, ;
nil, < nSayRow >, < nGetWidth >, < cPict >, < {bValid} > } )
#xcommand XSHOWGETS => ;
FOR i := 1 TO Len(aGetList) ;
; _CreateGet( aGetList\[i], drawingArea ) ;
; NEXT
/* -------------------- */
aGetlist := {}
@ 20, 300 XSAY 'Customer' GET cCustomer GETWIDTH 200 ;
VALID TestEmpty(cCustomer,'Customer Name')
2010/4/23 Lorenzo Fiorini <[email protected]>:
> This is the main problem of hbqt. If it can't easily migrate existing
> C5x UI code like @ say/get read forms and tbrowses it is almost
> useless for me. Easily desn't mean 100% compatible but something that
> can be done using PP and some modifications.
>
> If not it would be much simpler to use QT in "native way". You'll
> easily find skilled C++ developers, support and documentation.
>
--
Massimo Belgrano
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