Hi Russ,
no, that's what I meant. When I hit 'run', the name of the constant
is shown in the listing header of the compiled app.
So the listing reads (while running the app) #kProjectString
maybe let's rerun what i did:
0) In my constantmodule if defined constant kProjectOverview =
"Projecten" (Default value)
1) put a listbox with 2 columns in a window. The first column width = 0
2) checked for the listbox HasHeading
3)intialvalue = TAB(for compensating the first column) #kProjectOverview
In the listbox header appears #kProjectOverview. Same goes when it
build & run
<<<<<lightbulb>>>>
<<testing>>
<<succes :-) and understanding>>
the problem I was having originated from the use of the tab. I
suppose that for RB to understand that I am inserting constants the
FIRST character needs to be the # sign
The moment I set the initialvalue to #kProjectOverview (TAB)
#kProjectOverview my string appears
<<another quick test>>
It seems I cannot define a constant kProjectListHeader with the
values Project_id (TAB) Projecten. The constantdefinition default
area does not accept the tab. That's an omission in my view. One bit
wiser (getting closer to that mythical 1Kb)
Thx,
Bart
PS: rerunning things the day after is a GOOD thing
On 15-sep-06, at 16:42, Russ Jones wrote:
On Sep 15, 2006, at 10:03 AM, Bart Pietercil wrote:
Hi Russ,
thx for looking into this.
I pretty much did what you suggested, no joy
Read on.
On 15-sep-06, at 15:51, Russ Jones wrote:
In my test, I used Mac Mach-O and Mac Carbon PEF as the
alternatives for Ttl, and an InitialValue of #Ttl.
Now this bit (these bytes?) I don't understand. Ttl ?, #Ttl
Ttl was the name of the constant I defined, that's all.
I'm running on a MacBook Pro (intel) using RB2006Pro release 3
The headings showed up properly in the two different builds.
Thx
Bart
I suspect that you are expecting the IDE to show a difference
immediately when you change the Project>Build Settings>Language.
The change doesn't show in the IDE with such a change. I suspect it
depends on the system default language instead.
But once you do a build (or a Run) the correct value will be used.
Let me know if this is not enough.
Russ
Russ Jones
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RB 2006r3 MacOS 10.4.7
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