Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> Because current static update method doesn't play
> when in multiuser scenarios. (f.e. hbide is shared
> on a network drive, or used in a terminal server
> environment)
>
The above one argument is what I believe is worth clubbing
many formats in one .ini, rest are our thinking and concepts.
I will try to patch it.
> Just to name four. BTW, you asked for improvements
> requests, and this one is IMO an important one.
>
Thank you.
> It's not an 'all or nothing' thing. Just don't use
> additional files unless absolutely necessary, that's
> all.
>
Off course, but not at the cost of a feature.
> Did you try HB_INI*() functions?
>
No, never, I have my own code. I will try.
> BTW, we're not even obliged to use a relatively
> complicated .ini format. A simple flat format
> is much easier to handle. F.e. this one also
> stays compatible with .ini standard:
>
> F.e.:
> ---
> [hbide]
> global.MainWindowGeometry=-4,-4,1291,814,
> global.ProjectTreeVisible=1
> global.FunctionListVisible=0
> global.RecentTabIndex=-1
> global.CurrentProject=
> global.GotoDialogGeometry=
> global.FindDialogGeometry=
> global.CurrentTheme=City Lights
> global.CurrentCodec=
> global.PathMk2=
> global.PathEnv=
> global.CurrentEnvironment=
> global.CurrentFind=
> global.CurrentFolderFind=
> global.CurrentReplace=
> global.CurrentView= Stats
> CurrentHarbour=
> PROJECTS=F:\work\harbour\harbour\contrib\hbide\config.hbp,...
> FILES=
> RECENTFILES=f:/work/harbour/harbour/contrib/hbide/idetags.prg;f:/work/harbour/harbour/contrib/hbide/ideeditor.prg;f:/work/harbour/harbour/contrib/hbide/idedocks.prg
> RECENTPROJECTS=f:/work/harbour/harbour/contrib/hbide/hbide.hbp
> ---
>
> You can easily add the QT settings to that format.
>
It looks promising, but what if line length of some values
increases the supported lenth.
> It's not the extension, it's the placement.
>
> Probably '${HOME}/.hbide' should be the dir
> to store .ini-like stuff on *nix. On Windows,
> this could be '%APPDATA%\.hbide' dir, on OS/2
> I don't know.
>
Someone has to jump in, even I do not know.
> As for "resources" stuff, I don't know, probably
> best would be to incorporate all of them right
> into the executable in some ways, otherwise hbide
> will need an installer to place these to the
> expected on platform location. Or some *nix
> users will give better ideas.
>
For resources to be inside exe, we need to compile
and/or link with Qt's own engine. There is no other
way. This is one point I could never resolve.
> I can see .ui files in SVN. If they are not used,
> maybe they can be deleted to avoid confusion.
>
No, it cannot be deleted.
.ui is the feed for Qt Designer, .uic is the feed for
Harbour. It is basically a .cpp which I parse and
convert to object. For changes we always need .ui.
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enjoy hbIDEing...
Pritpal Bedi
_a_student_of_software_analysis_&_design_
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