On Jan 02, 2007, at 6:52 PM, Brendan Murphy wrote:
Norman Palardy wrote:
Plugins for RB or plugins for other applications ? RB plugins in
RB seems nice but if you can make it in in RB then why not just
make a module/class and use it ? RB plugins are things that cannot
be done in RB and so have to be done in C/C++ etc. And that list
of "cannot be done in RB" is getting shorter over time
To clarify, write a plugin for RB. As an example, I could release
my FTC code as a plugin written in RB or as a precompiled library.
This allows me to distribute it with proper copy protection built
in to the library so I could sell licenses.
As a packaging mechanism it would be useful and I'd make use of it
But it doesn't add a lot that we can't already do today in another
fashion.
The features that get added seem to be of the the "there's no way to
do anything like this in RB today" genre.
Since this has some way to do in an alternate format I'd see it
happening eventually (what ever that might mean) but not be a top
priority because of that.
I think there is an ancient request for this sort of thing http://
www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?reportid=pvpxvtft
- Folders in the IDE to help organize our methods.
Ummm I use these all the time Not sure what else you need
I think you don't understand what I am talking about. I am not
talking about folders in the project tab, but in module and class
tabs. In a class you have a triangle to open the methods contained
within that class. I want folders at that level so that I can
group the methods by functionality.
I see
Not sure I'd use it in anything I currently have on the go but I can
understand why you'd want it
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