Out of Office
BlitzMax Forums/Brucey's Modules/Out of Office
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| I'm going to be offline for a couple of weeks.. So, apologies in advance if I don't respond in the usual timely fashion. As far as I am aware, the current modules should be compatible with any future releases of BlitzMax - should anything exciting happen while I'm not here. Although, if it all falls apart... well... :-) |
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| Have fun! |
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| Are you already gone? :) This is one of those "It's already too late and wife is nagging, so I'll make the post tomorrow" moments. Just begun looking at wx yesterday and I was wondering if the skinning stuff was available somewhere? You mentioned you had it working on Win, and that is all I need. BTW are those wx examples fully implemented? Not all menu items work in many examples (nothing happens, or what's indicated by the menu title does not happen) and there were some refresh issues with list control (changing type looked ok, but if you clicked on the control it would update like it was of old type). Anyway, enjoy your time offline. :) |
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| Heh, catch up on some sleep eh? =p @mr errors wxSkin wrap is working for windows and linux, but not mac. I'm pretty sure I saw an example somewhere recently (recent as in the last few months). Same issue with list control, but not a big deal as we get what we need out of it. |
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| Thanks. Not quite gone :-) wondering if the skinning stuff was available somewhere It's on my harddrive... and not sure of its current state. I had implemented enough to port the C++ example to BlitzMax... and since it wasn't working on Mac (my primary platform) I dropped its priority to the bottom of the list. Of what I did get working, it does look good. BTW are those wx examples fully implemented? Not fully, no. Put it down to laziness if you will - or the tedium of porting large swathes of C++ samples to BlitzMax. There are some nice introductory tutorials available in the distribution (mirrored online too), and for a reasonably complete BlitzMax application you could look at wxCodeGen. Talking of wxCodeGen, if you want to use a GUI editor to design your windows, wxCodeGen can generate code from wxFormBuilder project files. (in fact, wxCodeGen's GUI is built by itself, so it's also a good example of this implementation). If you get stuck otherwise, the nice folks around here are generally very helpful :-) |
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| Thanks for response. :) Any chance you release unofficially the skinning stuff? Need it only for Windows... |
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| Have fun! |
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| have a good holiday |
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| Have nice weeks out there :-) Bbye |
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| I sure hope that you are going on vacation and don't have a rather uncomfortable reason to go offline (like a stay in a hospital or something). Anyway, take care and have a good time, Brucey! :) |
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| Take care and welcome back when your back:) |
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| I'm asking myself: "can I last 2 weeks without Brucey's help?" :-) Have a great break Brucey! |
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| We'll miss you :P Have fun! |
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