Burton Radons wrote:
> v0.0.6: Clipboard support in both dig and dedit.  Dedit adds undo/redo
> support, HTML highlighter, smart backspace and tab, options dialog.
> 
> Also added a project manager to dedit, which is visible as a bar on the
> left side of the edit window.  You change the current file by clicking
> on it, and can load/save/create files/projects by right clicking in
> there.  The main menu is popped up by right-clicking on the edit window
> (no menu bar support is the cause, I'm not being willfully
> iconoclastic).  Project filenames are not yet relative so aren't portable.
> 
> http://www.opend.org/dig (Website)
> http://www.opend.org/dig/arc/dig-0.0.6.zip (Release)
> 

Having some trouble with this version...  install script fails:

C:\dig>go
... Compiling dig compiler ...
link digc,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
        1 file(s) copied
Compiling...
Error: dig*.d: 123

when I run the command that's failing at the real prompt, it seems to work ok.  No idea what the issue is.  Working on Win2k.  Also, could you include a version number in the usage stuff(when you just type digc)?

Evan

|
| I can't tell what you're finding deficient in the docs, could you tell
| me what you want from them?
|

I was only referring to FontSelector. Now it's information is available, but before it wasn't.

Out of this topic, I'd like to mention a couple of things.
First, I've noticed that dedit exits when I press ctrl+f6 (I was trying to
see if it's working, obviously not) and when I press alt gr (for those who
don't know, alt gr is some kind of shift key present in some keyboards). I
need alt gr because it's the easy way to get "\" (the other is alt+92,
ugly).
Second, I'd like to download the entire docs. How can I do it (if possible)?
Third, I'd like that, when I switch back to dedit, the doc is the selected
control. Right now I have to click on it to edit my file.
(Am I asking too much?)
Hey, nice program.

-------------------------
Carlos Santander
http://carlos3.netfirms.com/

Four more keys that make dedit to exit: minus (-), less than (<), greater
than (>), and the start (windows) key. I was reviewing the code and I
couldn't find the reason.
Also, I changed 2 things (very simple, actually): I had put my bg blue and
the cursor kept appearing black, so I changed it to  match the text color. I
wanted windows to open my d files with dedit, so I changed the info of the
.d extension, but dedit didn't do anything, so I changed it that if it
received an argument, automatically it would open the file. I didn't know
how to tell it not to open it if it's already opened. Though these things
are very simple, I thing they're useful, so you might consider including it.
Finally, another bug: when I change a file from the doc list, it doesn't
change the caption of the window.
I hope I'm helping ;)

—————————————————————————
Carlos Santander
http://carlos3.netfirms.com/

Evan McClanahan wrote:
> when I run the command that's failing at the real prompt, it seems to work ok.  No idea what the issue is.  Working on Win2k.  Also, could you include a version number in the usage stuff(when you just type digc)?

It looks like an older version of digc is being invoked.  I'll call it from an absolute path in the next version, but did you install 0.0.5 manually for some reason?

I've put the version number in now.

Burton Radons wrote:
> Evan McClanahan wrote:
> 
>> when I run the command that's failing at the real prompt, it seems to work ok.  No idea what the issue is.  Working on Win2k.  Also, could you include a version number in the usage stuff(when you just type digc)?
> 
> 
> It looks like an older version of digc is being invoked.  I'll call it from an absolute path in the next version, but did you install 0.0.5 manually for some reason?

Nah, it's a path issue.  I fixed it and things are working correctly now.

> I've put the version number in now.

Thanks.   The reason that I mention it is that it would have helped me find the version error much more quickly.

Evan

In article <aqa8u9$ott$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Burton Radons says...
>
>v0.0.6: Clipboard support in both dig and dedit.  Dedit adds undo/redo support, HTML highlighter, smart backspace and tab, options dialog.
>
>Also added a project manager to dedit, which is visible as a bar on the
>left side of the edit window.  You change the current file by clicking
>on it, and can load/save/create files/projects by right clicking in
>there.  The main menu is popped up by right-clicking on the edit window
>(no menu bar support is the cause, I'm not being willfully
>iconoclastic).  Project filenames are not yet relative so aren't portable.
>
>http://www.opend.org/dig (Website)
>http://www.opend.org/dig/arc/dig-0.0.6.zip (Release)
>

Hi,

I'm trying to install dig following the instructions from the site, but I've got the following problem when running go.bat:

D:\dig>go
.. Compiling dig compiler ...
link digc,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
1 arquivo(s) copiado(s)
Compiling...
Digital Mars Librarian Version 7.6B3n
Copyright (C) Digital Mars 2000.  All Rights Reserved.

Error: a library file must be named

I'm using D 0.48, dig 0.0.6 and win2k. This is the first dig version I'm trying to install.

Best regards,
Daniel Yokomiso.

Daniel Yokomiso wrote:
> D:\dig>go
> .. Compiling dig compiler ...
> link digc,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
> 1 arquivo(s) copiado(s)
> Compiling...
> Digital Mars Librarian Version 7.6B3n
> Copyright (C) Digital Mars 2000.  All Rights Reserved.
> 
> Error: a library file must be named
> 
> I'm using D 0.48, dig 0.0.6 and win2k. This is the first dig version I'm trying
> to install.

Looks like Walter made a mistake.  My lib.exe version is 7.50B1.  The lib.exe version in dmdalpha.zip (ftp://ftp.digitalmars.com/dmdalpha.zip) is 8.00n and works fine.  The lib.exe version in dmc.zip is 7.6B3 and doesn't accept arguments properly.  So installing dmdalpha should fix your problem.

"Burton Radons" <loth@users.sourceforge.net> escreveu na mensagem news:aqe6gn$1q56$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Daniel Yokomiso wrote:
> > D:\dig>go
> > .. Compiling dig compiler ...
> > link digc,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
> > 1 arquivo(s) copiado(s)
> > Compiling...
> > Digital Mars Librarian Version 7.6B3n
> > Copyright (C) Digital Mars 2000.  All Rights Reserved.
> >
> > Error: a library file must be named
> >
> > I'm using D 0.48, dig 0.0.6 and win2k. This is the first dig version I'm
trying
> > to install.
>
> Looks like Walter made a mistake.  My lib.exe version is 7.50B1.  The lib.exe version in dmdalpha.zip (ftp://ftp.digitalmars.com/dmdalpha.zip) is 8.00n and works fine.  The lib.exe version in dmc.zip is 7.6B3 and doesn't accept arguments properly.  So installing dmdalpha should fix your problem.
>

Thanks it solved my problem.
Now I'm trying to run dedit but a strange problem occurs. I can start it and
even type something, cut & paste, anything using the keyboard only. But
whenever I use the mouse the application terminates without any message. I
can use the mouse just once, to place the focus on the main text area.
The same happens when I use the halhello sample application.

Daniel Yokomiso wrote:
> "Burton Radons" <loth@users.sourceforge.net> escreveu na mensagem
> news:aqe6gn$1q56$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> 
>>Daniel Yokomiso wrote:
>>
>>>D:\dig>go
>>>.. Compiling dig compiler ...
>>>link digc,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
>>>1 arquivo(s) copiado(s)
>>>Compiling...
>>>Digital Mars Librarian Version 7.6B3n
>>>Copyright (C) Digital Mars 2000.  All Rights Reserved.
>>>
>>>Error: a library file must be named
>>>
>>>I'm using D 0.48, dig 0.0.6 and win2k. This is the first dig version I'm
>>
> trying
> 
>>>to install.
>>
>>Looks like Walter made a mistake.  My lib.exe version is 7.50B1.  The
>>lib.exe version in dmdalpha.zip (ftp://ftp.digitalmars.com/dmdalpha.zip)
>>is 8.00n and works fine.  The lib.exe version in dmc.zip is 7.6B3 and
>>doesn't accept arguments properly.  So installing dmdalpha should fix
>>your problem.
> 
> Thanks it solved my problem.
> Now I'm trying to run dedit but a strange problem occurs. I can start it and
> even type something, cut & paste, anything using the keyboard only. But
> whenever I use the mouse the application terminates without any message. I
> can use the mouse just once, to place the focus on the main text area.
> The same happens when I use the halhello sample application.

Hmm.  I'll turn off creating windows executables and including -release and -g in the next release.  With lots of luck it'll show up as an obvious crash.  Your problem doesn't suggest any possible cause to me.

v0.0.7: Enhancement release.  Fonts are handled better (no more default font - but I'm very uncomfortable with using my own), GroupBox now works, and Pane allows sub-table control for better grid-fitting.

Most of it's on the dedit side.  Project files are now saved with relative paths, so they're machine-portable (the dig.dprj file included should be loadable on all systems).  They're also hierarchical; a bit clumsy to use, but works.  I fixed a bunch of bugs, made things easier to deal with, and it now gives the option to save the program after a crash (saving to different filenames, of course).  This makes it possible for me to start using dedit to develop itself, which should shake down lots of interface problems.

http://www.opend.org/dig (Website)
http://www.opend.org/dig/arc/dig-0.0.7.zip (Release)
http://www.opend.org/dig/arc/dig_html-0.0.7.zip (Release)