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Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 6:47 am
by MachineCode
netmaestro wrote:the CanvasGadget() opens a whole new world of possibilities! For someone like me who likes to design and build controls of my own creation for specialized purposes, this is a toolkit tailor-made for me.
The CanvasGadget() can be used for custom controls? I tried the example and it just looked like a painting area to me, for the user to draw on with the mouse.

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 6:55 am
by eesau
MachineCode wrote:
netmaestro wrote:the CanvasGadget() opens a whole new world of possibilities! For someone like me who likes to design and build controls of my own creation for specialized purposes, this is a toolkit tailor-made for me.
The CanvasGadget() can be used for custom controls? I tried the example and it just looked like a painting area to me, for the user to draw on with the mouse.
That is just one way to use it, you can make custom controls just as well. The idea is that it's a gadget that has a range of input events for mouse and keyboard control as well as drawing. For an example, look at the IDE: the file tabs are made using this gadget.

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:36 am
by c4s
eesau wrote:For an example, look at the IDE: the file tabs are made using this gadget.
....Or the impressive new Color Picker!
I think the example code is a little misleading as it doesn't illustrate in what serious matter it could be used for. Maybe you should add a note to the help topic, pointing out that the IDE tabs & Color Picker tool use it as well?!

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:40 am
by eesau
c4s wrote:
eesau wrote:For an example, look at the IDE: the file tabs are made using this gadget.
....Or the impressive new Color Picker!
I think the example code is a little misleading as it doesn't illustrate in what serious matter it could be used for. Maybe you should add a note to the help topic, pointing out that the IDE tabs & Color Picker tool use it as well?!
I think it's the name that is a bit misleading, as CanvasGadget() (to me at least) seems to implicate that it's merely for drawing. I suppose further examples in the help file could illustrate the versatility better.

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 2:01 pm
by jamba
USCode wrote:Please update the SQLite library to use the latest release, looks like the library is still at 3.6.23.1. There's been 7 releases since then and is now at 3.7.5. Thanks!

As a business applications developer and this is mostly a 3D release there's not much here for me. Does that mean the next release will have more enhancements for folks that develop applications and not games? =)

For example, I'd love to see authentication added to the Mail library. Right now without authentication the Mail library is useless if your ISP requires it. Isn't that most of us???
I believe adding a simple AUTH LOGIN user/password authentication (required by my ISP) command, followed by the user and password in Base64, is all it would take?

ZIP library support would be handy as well. Oh, and ... ... ;-)
x2

but thanks for the release
I don't use the 3d stuff, but still sounds good!

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 2:25 pm
by akee
Thanks PB team... You guys really make us satisfied customer...

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 4:03 pm
by DoubleDutch
I think the example code is a little misleading as it doesn't illustrate in what serious matter it could be used for. Maybe you should add a note to the help topic, pointing out that the IDE tabs & Color Picker tool use it as well?!
+1 The source for these would be a nice start. ;)

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 5:33 pm
by greyhoundcode
eesau wrote:I think it's the name that is a bit misleading, as CanvasGadget() (to me at least) seems to implicate that it's merely for drawing
Suppose it is a matter of opinion, but for me this is a descriptive name that I like.
DoubleDutch wrote:+1 The source for these would be a nice start. ;)
+1 :wink:

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 4:55 am
by netmaestro
The source for these would be a nice start.
The IDE source isn't open anymore so this being released isn't likely but I think the inclusion in the docs of a more advanced use of this gadget would certainly be a good thing. The current sample just doesn't do it justice.

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 8:44 am
by DoubleDutch
Not the IDE itself, just the code for the controls.

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2011 5:18 pm
by mback2k
The IDE got some additions as well, like the ability to build projects directly from the command-line, [...]
Did anyone already find out how to use this new feature? I cannot find any reference to a parameter or something like that.

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2011 5:38 pm
by LCD
After I was released from hospital, this is a nice "welcome back" surprise. Canvas gadges is something, I desperatly wanted. Vielen Dank!

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 1:18 pm
by Num3
MOTHER !"#&$%&$%

I get away a few days and a new release!

Someone is gonna get fired at Fantasie Software, for not contacting me!

AWESOME update!

Thanks all... including the M.I.A TMyke and all others who helped to vamp the 3d library :D

If i was a girl i would be having multiple orgasms right now =D

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 2:47 pm
by Frabbing
Polo wrote:Image
I get this error from time to time in the IDE. Didnt manage to reproduce it on purpose so I can't help on debugging.
I'm getting, too. Just in Beta 3...

Re: PureBasic 4.60 Beta 1 released! (for real)

Posted: Sun Jun 26, 2011 3:51 pm
by Logman
Thanks for the continuous upgrades and support of this great language.

Logman