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Andy, RE: "But this is NOT common code from Wings! (I asked when the thread came up a few months ago)." True, but Wings is based on some of the same technology that Word and Excel are being built with. jud
Peter, When you open by double clicking the TPM, the SFGetFile comes up asking for your project location. The two global variables are set as you navigate through the directory hierarchy. They are always set to whatever directory you are currently viewing. By launching via an alias, the SFGetFile never…
David, RE: " I wonder if it's prudent to skip two whole levels of the TCL, especially when you consider future updates." I am not too concerned about future updates. From here on out it might as well be the JudCL. jud
Andy, I am currently doing half of my development work on a Centris 610 8/230. I am working on two projects, one using C + objects and the other C++. I have not had too many problems, though I can't wait for my next royalty check to get another 8…
David, RE: "I've implemented changes to these and many other areas under TCL 1.1.2, but it cost me a great deal of grief when converting to TCL 1.1.3." I wrote an extremely "color aware" application, Square One, using TCL. I too was a bit frustrated by the lack of color…
David, I have always done the following: theDial = new CMyDialog; theDial->IMyDialog( ); theDial->BeginDialog(); theDial->DoModalDialog(cmdOK); ForgetObject(theDial); worked in 1.1.2 and it works now. The dialog is closed with the ForgetObject() call. jud spencer
Peter, You are doing nothing wrong. This is the way applications that accept Apple Events work. The default directory will always be set to that of the application. Before Apple Events, you got your list of documents through the functions CountAppFiles() and GetAppFiles(). GetAppFiles() set the global variables CurDirStore and…
Ames, I have run into the same problem as you in regards to the debugger displaying the wrong file, while showing the correct function name in the status line at the bottom of the debugger window. Every time that it is in the incorrect function, the debugger shows an inline…
Greg, RE: "Source Server and TPM" I find it very handy to have MPW sitting around for doing any kind of batch work with SourceServer, it could conceivably be done directly from a THINK C Window, but there are some things that are much more easily done from MPW. If…
Jim, I am not sure if you can dereference an object the way that you are trying to. But if you were instead to something like the following: void HSwap(CObject *o1, CObject *o2) { Handle h1 = (Handle) o1, h2 = (Handle) o2, temp; long objSize; temp = NewHandle(objSize =…