FNXBasic

After 2 weeks of work and home jobs [fixing dead winders boxes] I got this ready.

What is new:
-- AddLock now works with Shift + [control] or setting Controls>AddLock [checked] in the menu after picking the control before placing
-- changing the control name will also change all the events [Fnx_On???] to the new name
  also the old name is replaced in the editors
-- BookMarks correctly work for "each" code editor, along with a hint for the associated line, not even Delphi has that part
-- better formatting of the Declare statements that are added
-- New Controls - non-visual - for FileDialog, Application, Timer [I think every possible one is now in the toolbar]
  at least you have a Declare template to work from in your code

Sorry about the MD5 checksum missing, I have 2 computers + 1 programming job on the work bench.

download it at http://fnxbasic.wap3.com [sorry about the quick blog but it just hit me at the time]

more to come but back to work for now

Thanks - Trey Pattillo

This is a very professional work.
Many thanks for your job here.

Fazer

@Fazer

Thanks for the positive evaluation.

There is still much to be done.

Please feel free to contact me via the email in the manual.
you can include any screen captures to point out the problem or improvement

-Trey Pattillo

Hi,

Fantastic!

What about multiline text boxes, I could not find the way to get them. Is it my mistake or are they still in the TODO?

Cheers

Joaquin

OK sorry
I got it.
Sure I need to learn to think before shooting

Joaquin

So did you attend the Dick Cheney School of Shutun`
By the way I live about 70 miles north of where that happened.

I know people like to get high post counts and type fast, but I read slow so could you type slower so I can read it and post what it was you found to solve your issue.
I "hate" blank answers.

Bet it was the setting "multi-line" to true.

Nope, i did not attend that school.

I solved it using the "richedit" widget instead of the "edit" one.
(I did not found the multi-line choice in the object inspector for "edit").



 

Yep
RichEdit is the only multi-line "memo".....the plain memo would be nice to have with out having to do an API for it.

I am having trouble getting a text file of lines into RichEdit.
Used to RichEdit.Lines.LoadFromFile(`filename`);
Using FileStream.Open and Close work.
trying to read a line causes a crash.  s = MyStream.ReadLine
At one point that seemed to work but would not add line to RichEdit >>> RichEdit.Lines(index) = s
where index is from reading lines and s is what was read in the stream

A new manual and help are really needed

--Trey Pattillo