Like it. But I agree with Mike - "variable items should be in italics". Is
this possible?
Not too worried about font size (although no smaller please). Is font size
configurable?
However, if we had to vote yes or no right now, I guess I'd vote yes.
Oliver
-Original Message-
From: Mik
Just a further thought - what happens when the diagram has to go over one
line?
E.g. (from ooDialog reference, section 8.4):
>>--create(--x--,--y--,--cx--,--cy--+-+--+-+--++
--->
+-,-title-+ +-,-style-+
+-,-dlgClass-+
>
> I built a new rexxref.pdf and this time I used the SVG
> version of the diagrams instead of the PNG versions. I also
> changed the color to gray.
Probably a good move, more easily printable, but a desaturated yellow could
still be nice.
> I must say the diagrams look much sharper and they
That looks much better to me, and the text still looks sharp at the lower
resolutions, so I think the SVG format is making a difference.
Rick
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 11:57 AM, David Ashley
wrote:
> I built a new rexxref.pdf and this time I used the SVG version of the
> diagrams instead of th
I built a new rexxref.pdf and this time I used the SVG version of the
diagrams instead of the PNG versions. I also changed the color to gray.
I must say the diagrams look much sharper and they also do not leap out
at you as much.
Again, only the built in functions have been converted so far. The
On 31.07.2014 15:52, Rick McGuire wrote:
> Just took a peek at the code and FindClass() searches both .local and
> .environment. My guess is
> you added that class to .local somewhere.
Well, I double-checked on that already, hence I will file a bug and upload the
sources with the 32-
and 64-bit
Just took a peek at the code and FindClass() searches both .local and
.environment. My guess is you added that class to .local somewhere.
Rick
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 9:27 AM, Rony G. Flatscher
wrote:
> Hmm, went thru the source code to find all FindClass() usages to check
> them out.
>
> Th
What part of "I do not investigate problems without a bug report and a
means of reproducing the problem" are you not understanding.
Rick
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 9:27 AM, Rony G. Flatscher
wrote:
> Hmm, went thru the source code to find all FindClass() usages to check
> them out.
>
> There is
Hmm, went thru the source code to find all FindClass() usages to check them out.
There is one case where AttachThread() - returning a thread context - is used
and where FindClass()
would find a context class (one that is definitely not in .environment). Not
sure why, not sure
whether an error or
On 31.07.2014 13:44, Rick McGuire wrote:
> FindClass is a thread context API, which is invoked outside of the context of
> any running code.
> As such, it is limited to locating those classes that are provided by the
> system (i.e., in
> .environment). FindContextClass performs the same sort of
FindClass is a thread context API, which is invoked outside of the context
of any running code. As such, it is limited to locating those classes that
are provided by the system (i.e., in .environment). FindContextClass
performs the same sort of search that would occur in any piece of Rexx code
wh
What is the differenct between FindClass() and FindContextClass()?
The documentation for FindClass() says: "Locates a Class object in the current
thread context."
The documentation for FindContextClass() says: "Locate a Class object in the
current Method or
Routine Package context."
Both funct
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