Ed Leafe wrote: > 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. > So I don't want to spend much time making i This is pretty much a basic CRUD app: 15 tables, 5 forms, about 5 elements of 'biz logic' along the lines of: "Entering a comment will enable the default cost to be overridden."
The data model isn't even done yet, so this version is pretty much going to be thrown out. I would like something to show the client, and Keys all over the place is ugly. Again, it isn't a matter of can/can't is is effective use of what I do with my time. Carl K _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-dev
