On Dec 11, 2006, at 3:49 PM, Carl Karsten wrote:
>> You know, we *do* create *read-write* files, meaning that you can
>> make it look however you like.
>
> sure - and I could do the whole thing in 8088 assembly too :)
Wow. Commenting out a line or two of code sure is tough!
> Assuming the AppWiz knows what the keys are, shoot back a pointer
> where I should
> look in the AppWiz - I would rather spend an hour messing with that
> and regen my
> app than doing grunt work on my app.
I don't understand. The UI files are in the 'ui' folder, and all
neatly labeled. Why is it so hard to find where the code is?
FWIW, the AppWizard is not how you should be coding anything but the
most basic maintenance apps. It is a tool to get a basic CRUD app up
and running with very little effort. Perhaps it's just me, but it
seems like you are trying to make it into all things for all people
in all cases, and that simply isn't possible.
If you can't make your AppWizard-generated code do what you want,
then that's a very good sign that you've outgrown it, and can start
creating real applications.
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