Hi Do we have an IDE integrated environment for fx-ruby? Something like Visual Basic or Delphi? Or something like Dabo for Python? I know one can get along well without any IDE for Ruby development. I am in the midst of some VB and dot net cats, who flaunt about the Visual development env. regards Nataraj
Hi Nataraj S Narayan,
The only one that comes close to that sort of thing would be ...
foxGUIb - written by Meinrad Recheis (aka henon)
Shoes - written by _why_the_lucky_stiff (aka(_why)
foxGuib is a good for visually placing controls onto the screen etc and
i''m having a time trying to link my event code to actions done on the
foxGUIb generated screen (thinking about doing a screen cast once i am more
confidant about doing things with foxGUIb and pulling in my code - or visa
versa).
Shoes is a great wee program very versital and much more ruby in how you use it
but has it''s own quirks.
good place to learn about Shoes is at www.ruby learning.org they run a 2 week
course every so often among other courses for ruby.
might add that doing the free ruby core course 1st might help you too (not that
i know or critiquing your programming skills).
HTH
dave.
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Just tried this as an experiment.
what i did was to change the init if respond_to? ''init'' line
within the foxGUIb code to a puts ''yes'' if respond_to?
''init''.
Now using Sicite i expected to see in the output screen yes displayed either
during program execution or after the program is closed.
But nothing happened!! so i can only think that the generated code
doesn''t know anything about my code.
If that is so then i copied and pasted the unit test across to my code and ran
my code and got no response either.
dave.
# source generated by foxGUIb 1.0.0
class MainWindow
def initialize( parent)
construct_widget_tree( parent)
puts ''yes'' if respond_to? ''init''
end
def construct_widget_tree( parent)
@topwin FX::MainWindow.new(parent){|w|
@mainWindow=w
w.wdg_name=''mainWindow''
My code written tonight after viewing your reply.
require ''monitorscreen.rb''
#require ''sqlite3_calls.rb''
#include Dbase
class Fxwindow_code < MainWindow
def initialize(parent)
super
#@mydb = dbase.new
end
def init
# just put the characters to a label on the screen - easy debug solution for me
to see
# if the user entry gets passed through
# - when there is a key press - SEL_KEYRELEASE message is sent
#
________________________________
From: dave L <dglnz at yahoo.com>
To: fxruby-users at rubyforge.org
Sent: Saturday, 4 July, 2009 11:15:47 AM
Subject: Re: [fxruby-users] IDE
Hi Nataraj S Narayan,
The only one that comes close to that sort of thing would be ...
foxGUIb - written by Meinrad Recheis (aka henon)
Shoes - written by _why_the_lucky_stiff (aka(_why)
foxGuib is a good for visually placing controls onto the screen etc and
i''m having a time trying to link my event code to actions done on the
foxGUIb generated screen (thinking about doing a screen cast once i am more
confidant about doing things with foxGUIb and pulling in my code - or visa
versa).
Shoes is a great wee program very versital and much more ruby in how you use it
but has it''s own quirks.
good place to learn about Shoes is at www.ruby learning.org they run a 2 week
course every so often among other courses for ruby.
might add that doing the free ruby core course 1st might help you too (not that
i know or critiquing your programming skills).
HTH
dave.
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Ooops SORRY!!!
Hijacked another thread.
appologies to all.
will resubmit it under the right thread.
dave.
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From: dave L <dglnz at yahoo.com>
To: fxruby-users at rubyforge.org
Sent: Sunday, 5 July, 2009 4:57:52 PM
Subject: Re: [fxruby-users] IDE
Just tried this as an experiment.
what i did was to change the init if respond_to? ''init'' line
within the foxGUIb code to a puts ''yes'' if respond_to?
''init''.
Now using Sicite i expected to see in the output screen yes displayed either
during program execution or after the program is closed.
But nothing happened!! so i can only think that the generated code
doesn''t know anything about my code.
If that is so then i copied and pasted the unit test across to my code and ran
my code and got no response either.
dave.
# source generated by foxGUIb 1.0.0
class MainWindow
def initialize( parent)
construct_widget_tree( parent)
puts ''yes'' if respond_to? ''init''
end
def construct_widget_tree( parent)
@topwin FX::MainWindow.new(parent){|w|
@mainWindow=w
w.wdg_name=''mainWindow''
My code written tonight after viewing your reply.
require ''monitorscreen.rb''
#require ''sqlite3_calls.rb''
#include Dbase
class Fxwindow_code < MainWindow
def initialize(parent)
super
#@mydb = dbase.new
end
def init
# just put the characters to a label on the screen - easy debug solution for me
to see
# if the user entry gets passed through
# - when there is a key press - SEL_KEYRELEASE message is sent
#
________________________________
From: dave L <dglnz at yahoo.com>
To: fxruby-users at rubyforge.org
Sent: Saturday, 4 July, 2009 11:15:47 AM
Subject: Re: [fxruby-users] IDE
Hi Nataraj S Narayan,
The only one that comes close to that sort of thing would be ...
foxGUIb - written by Meinrad Recheis (aka henon)
Shoes - written by _why_the_lucky_stiff (aka(_why)
foxGuib is a good for visually placing controls onto the screen etc and
i''m having a time trying to link my event code to actions done on the
foxGUIb generated screen (thinking about doing a screen cast once i am more
confidant about doing things with foxGUIb and pulling in my code - or visa
versa).
Shoes is a great wee program very versital and much more ruby in how you use it
but has it''s own quirks.
good place to learn about Shoes is at www.ruby learning.org they run a 2 week
course every so often among other courses for ruby.
might add that doing the free ruby core course 1st might help you too (not that
i know or critiquing your programming skills).
HTH
dave.
Email slow, clunky, unreliable? Switch to Yahoo!Xtra Mail, New
Zealand''s new email address.
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