Not is this
Is the memory problem that obligate you to make
extensive changes to HBQT that make a lot of modifications
in HBQT working
I think that problems is Corrected ? It is ?
And now , Carozo ( which is the creator of HBqtcommand ) is traveling in
germany
until 4 december , I think in th
>> It is, but if you stick to the format, you can still use it.
>> In this case it'd be better to expose the parsing logic from hbmk2
>> code through an API though.
>>
>
> Let it be like it. I will give another extension.
> I hope .id* extensions will prevail. Better options are welcome.
I have
Hello Viktor
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> It is, but if you stick to the format, you can still use it.
> In this case it'd be better to expose the parsing logic from hbmk2
> code through an API though.
>
Let it be like it. I will give another extension.
I hope .id* extensions will prevail. Bett
> Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>>
>> I'm not sure what you mean, maybe ".hbp parser"? hbmk2 doesn't
>> have an .hbp parser _API_ ATM, but it of course does have
>> a parser internally. With some internal rearrangement, it's
>> pbly possible to create an API call to parse an .hbp file,
>> and return a
Viktor
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> I'm not sure what you mean, maybe ".hbp parser"? hbmk2 doesn't
> have an .hbp parser _API_ ATM, but it of course does have
> a parser internally. With some internal rearrangement, it's
> pbly possible to create an API call to parse an .hbp file,
> and retur
Hi Pritpal,
> Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>>
>> It would be quite a huge waste of effort if hbide would
>> reinvent the whole feature set of hbmk2.
>>
>> IMO it should be able to create .hbp files for each project
>> on the fly (from the file lists and options set on the GUI)
>> and call hbmk2 to d
Hi
Maurizio la Cecilia wrote:
>
> Never aimed to reuse or xbp files or preserve xbp format, but to recover
> the concept of embedded subproject. hbmk2 IS the Harbour builder and .hb*
> files are the standard format.
> The target is to have a generated hbp file capable to rebuild not only the
>
Hi
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> It would be quite a huge waste of effort if hbide would
> reinvent the whole feature set of hbmk2.
>
> IMO it should be able to create .hbp files for each project
> on the fly (from the file lists and options set on the GUI)
> and call hbmk2 to do this job.
>
>
Hello Bruno
Bruno Luciani wrote:
>
> Massimo, the project is in stan-by until HBQT stabilizes
>
> a lot of changes of HBQT produces that hbqtcommand not work correctly
>
> When HBQT is working ok we will continue development
>
Whaere do get an idea that HBQT is "not" stable?
Regards
Pritpa
>> Or alternatively some sort of cmdline markup to denote
>> such tree: hbmk2 myapp.hbp (mylib1.hbp, mylib2.hbp (mysublib1.hbp))
>
> This could be made by hbIDE, based on own project file describing the
> hierarchy of the project.
> I think a xMate's .xbp counterpart will a must for hbIDE to trea
> I don't plan to add subproject layout support to hbmk2
> itself ATM, but it seems to be easily doable by calling
> hbmk2 with .hbp files in _proper order_. Such job can be
> done by hbide.
I agree. I think that the concept would be encapsulated in hbIDE, not in
hbmk2.
> To be more precise h
This is a macro of customization
you can integrate each element as you want with a language script
2009/11/18 Viktor Szakáts :
> hbide is a portable tool, so .chm file is out
> of question.
>
> Brgds,
> Viktor
>
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> Never aimed to reuse or xbp files or preserve xbp format, but to recover the
> concept of embedded subproject. hbmk2 IS the Harbour builder and .hb* files
> are the standard format.
> The target is to have a generated hbp file capable to rebuild not only the
> source of the main project, but also
Never aimed to reuse or xbp files or preserve xbp format, but to recover the
concept of embedded subproject. hbmk2 IS the Harbour builder and .hb* files
are the standard format.
The target is to have a generated hbp file capable to rebuild not only the
source of the main project, but also the link
> Another option would be more feasible QWebView + html ...
Easiest is to open the user's browser with an .html page.
There is a browser on every machines, unnecessary to provide
yet another one.
I don't even think it's job of hbide to open such files in
a hard-wired way, but there could be a
Another option would be more feasible QWebView + html ...
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Vailton Renato
2009/11/18 Viktor Szakáts
>
> > This is my corder on info regarding what i love of xmate
> > 1) Integration of xharbour language reference as help
> > In Option Keyboard mapping user e menu associate fo key f1 i use
>
> This is my corder on info regarding what i love of xmate
> 1) Integration of xharbour language reference as help
> In Option Keyboard mapping user e menu associate fo key f1 i use
> follow macro to integrate xharbour language reference in xmate
> -
> |cTopic|
> IF( Empty( cTop
It would be quite a huge waste of effort if hbide would
reinvent the whole feature set of hbmk2.
IMO it should be able to create .hbp files for each project
on the fly (from the file lists and options set on the GUI)
and call hbmk2 to do this job.
Overall I think .xbp file compatibility is uni
This is my corder on info regarding what i love of xmate
1) Integration of xharbour language reference as help
In Option Keyboard mapping user e menu associate fo key f1 i use
follow macro to integrate xharbour language reference in xmate
-
|cTopic|
IF( Empty( cTopic := ::GetTex
Again, about hbIDE, i would know what Pritpal and the community thinks about
some choices i believe strategical in the new project.
A) A feature of xMate that i think needs to be absolutely present in hbIDE
is the project embedding. I can, i.e., define a production project
enumerating the own fil
>> Francesco: suggested to integrate "Eclipse" which he thought,
>> and others supported, is a great tool, but also expressed that
>> he has no knowledge, so far, how it can be integrated with Harbour.
>
> I used once with Eclipse, but I'm much more satisfied with the NDN (
> http://www.ndn.muxe.c
>-Original Message-
>From: Pritpal Bedi [mailto:bediprit...@hotmail.com]
>Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 12:00 AM
>To: harbour@harbour-project.org
>Subject: [Harbour] HBIDE - An Overview
>
>Hello All
>
>Just a start for more discussions..
... and this on the creative work of programming.
Best regards.
Maurizio la Cecilia
Pritpal Bedi wrote:
>
> Hello All
>
> Can some of you provide a descent icon for HBIDE.exe ?
>
> Regards
> Pritpal Bedi
>
>
http://old.nabble.com/file/p26386461/hbIde2.ico hbIde2.ico
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This is based on the wizard idea.
Pritpal Bedi wrote:
>
> Hello All
>
> Can some of you provide a descent icon for HBIDE.exe ?
>
> Regards
> Pritpal Bedi
>
>
http://old.nabble.com/file/p26386453/hbIde1.ico hbIde1.ico
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Hi Pritpal,
as very hot fan of xMate and happy user of the product of Andy, i would
partecipate to your new project.
You can count on me surely as betatester and, due to prg based development,
also in working on not critical pieces of the project, if you need.
Many thanks for your effective work,
Thanks for clarification
2009/11/17 Viktor Szakáts :
>> Follow is correct Deleting?
>
> Netiquette Guidelines:
> http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1855
>
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> Follow is correct Deleting?
Netiquette Guidelines:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1855
quote:
- Be brief without being overly terse. When replying to a message,
include enough original material to be understood but no more. It
is extremely bad form to simply reply to a messag
Follow is correct Deleting?
2009/11/17 Viktor Szakáts :
> Simply delete it.
>
> Brgds,
> Viktor
>
> On 2009 Nov 17, at 01:37, Massimo Belgrano wrote:
>
>> I use gmail
>>
>> can somebody help me how can i not to attach message at the end of my reply?
>>
>>
>> 2009/11/17 Pritpal Bedi :
>>> BTW: can
Power button made with I of IDEHB
2009/11/17 Pritpal Bedi :
>
> Hello All
>
> Can some of you provide a descent icon for HBIDE.exe ?
>
> Regards
> Pritpal Bedi
>
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Simply delete it.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009 Nov 17, at 01:37, Massimo Belgrano wrote:
> I use gmail
>
> can somebody help me how can i not to attach message at the end of my reply?
>
>
> 2009/11/17 Pritpal Bedi :
>> BTW: can you set your newsreader not to attach message at the end of your
>> repl
I use gmail
can somebody help me how can i not to attach message at the end of my reply?
2009/11/17 Pritpal Bedi :
> BTW: can you set your newsreader not to attach message at the end of your
> reply?
>
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Hello All
Can some of you provide a descent icon for HBIDE.exe ?
Regards
Pritpal Bedi
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Hi
Massimo Belgrano-3 wrote:
>
> I strong agree with your viepoint xmate like is very important
> do you think that is possible syntax high light, intellisense at the
> xmate level?
>
I am already done with Syntax highlighting.
Intellisense - I need more time, but is not difficult.
> maj b
Rock!
I strong agree with your viepoint xmate like is very important
do you think that is possible syntax high light, intellisense at the
xmate level?
maj be done also a visual debugger?
a little proposal for name hbmate hbvisual (is xmate like)
2009/11/17 Pritpal Bedi :
>
> Hello All
>
> Just a
Hello All
Just a start for more discussions...
EMERGENCE OF THIS IDEA
===
Massimo: initiated idea to have "xMate" or "xMate like"
edit/compile/link/run cycle IDE but available for all platforms
Harbour support.
Viktor: presented the minimum requirements an IDE must contain
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