Its possible to change jaPBe text in titlebar?
I have 3 jaPBes installed (once for each version of PB im suing, depending on project) and need to indentify it easilly. (I want to put on jaPBe title bar the PB version if possible).
JaPBe has a very long starting-time (about 15 secounds) when I enable
the option Load constants from residents. This problem was also
some versions earlyer. Please do you can fix it ?
BTW:
It is possible also again fix the F1 hotkeys for APIs ?
ricardo wrote:Its possible to change jaPBe text in titlebar?
I have 3 jaPBes installed (once for each version of PB im suing, depending on project) and need to indentify it easilly. (I want to put on jaPBe title bar the PB version if possible).
Currently, there is no such option.
Note that jaPBe reports the PB compiler version in the log at startup.
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ricardo wrote:Its possible to change jaPBe text in titlebar?
I have 3 jaPBes installed (once for each version of PB im suing, depending on project) and need to indentify it easilly. (I want to put on jaPBe title bar the PB version if possible).
@ricardo: here's a crazy work-around idea. You could create an empty file that has the name of each version of PB, (i.e. PB v4.10 .pb, etc.) and have it be the first one loaded in JaPBe in each respective JaPBe you have open. This would inform you which installation you were using by looking at the first program tab (because it would show the empty file with the version# in it's filename).
I hope that makes sense. It won't show in the taskbar, but should give you quick idea of what's there when you switch to each JaPBe version. Along a similar track, you could use different color schemes for a visual indicator also.
I need this feature, too! My application needs a lot of data from the installation folder like language-file, default-configuration and a special DLL etc. This is data I need to store in the application path as I like to distribute it on USB Sticks. Now, I need to compile and start the tool each time manually. A "Create temporary executable in the source directory" option would help me very much!