Hello!
The prettyprinter is pretty powerful, but can it be used to create rich-text
GUIs?
For example, is it possible to use the `flow` section to make the text in the
following pane automatically adapt to the window width as user resizes the
window?
MAIN-WINDOW: set-version-window {
{ title "set-version" }
{ window-controls { normal-title-bar close-button minimize-button
resize-handles } }
} [
"So, you decided to make a release..." print nl
"Does it only contain bug fixes and no new functions? No new buttons, menu
items or algorithms, only correction of errors in the existing functionality?"
print
"If so, " write "release with increased PATCH number" [ drop ]
<border-button> gadget. nl
"Does the new release contain new functions, but requires no DB schema
update, doesn't change the folder or ini-file structure? The key question is,
if the users install this new version, will they be able to revert to the
previous one by only replacing the exe-files?" print
"If so, " write "release with increased MINOR version number" [ drop ]
<border-button> gadget. nl
"Will this release update the DB schema in an incompatible way, so that
it'll be impossible to run the older application version? Will it make similar
backwards-incompatible changes to the configuration files or the folder
structure of the application?" print
"If so, " write "release with increased MAJOR version number" [ drop ]
<border-button> gadget.
] make-pane >>gadgets ;
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Александр
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