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Re: GUI Programming in IDL [message #41635 is a reply to message #41359]

Thu, 04 November 2004 04:25

tianyf
Messages: 6
Registered: June 2004

Junior Member

Once I changed the .prc file and re-generated the sources, I need to
double click the files in the project window to refresh their content.
IDL always prompted me to confirm the changes.

As to the IDLDE's GUIBuilder, I prefer using it in Windows. Because
the positioning of widgets is a big problem for me when munally write
the code. I am wondering which type of layout that others are using
for the top-level-base widget is. Can anybody can give me a clue on
GUI programming effectively?

Another old issue, are there any tricks to make GUI work fine in both
Windows and Linux?

Thanks.

Sincerely,
Tian

praveshsubramanian@yahoo.com (Pravesh) wrote in message news:<e5a50c3b.0410261334.4dbe7427@posting.google.com>...
> Hello:
> How will you rate the GUI Programming in IDL compared to VB and
> others? I am really finding it tough to get along w/ it.
> Everytime i change the prc file and regenerate the .pro file, the
> event_cb file does not get updated. I have to then do save as and cut
> paste all the event definitions. What is the way out??
> Please reply
>
> Thanks
> Pravesh

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