To convert a standard decalre to a sofot decaler, just put the word
SOFT in front of the declare statement.
static declare: DECLARE SUB XXXXXX LIB CARBON
soft declare: SOFT DECLARE SUB XXXXXXX LIB CARBON
Cheers,
Tom
On 26/01/2007, at 1:13 AM, Emile SCHWARZ wrote:
Hi Terry, teh list,
just in case I didn't say "Thanks you" to all who respond here,
then: "Thank You", folks.
Now the examples case.
I discard another development environment because of the useless,
crashed examples!
Also, saving in 2006 real old examples to get a "current" date does
not make the examples usefull and working with the current
REALbasic version.
I do not wanted to say that, but since someone opens the door, I do
it.
Also, I know that the only result I ever get when I was complaining
- à juste titre - was to be considered as an old timer (who always
rumble).
So, I stopped to send reports for some times.
As an example, I asked a feature I miss badly from that old product
(RB 5.5.5 IDE is faster in the user experience - for me): Quick
Copy. TWO years later, the feature is still in limbo.
Another example from the ground:
I usually start fast a brand new project. He grows really nice
until I fall into some trouble: usually, it is either because I do
not have the documentation (not RB related) _OR_ because REALbasic
documentation is wrong or scarce or does not talk about that |
because REALbasic do not have that feature.
Remember that I do not work on the area where 95% of you users walk
everyday. So, when I made a request, I do not hold my breath :)
Where in the REALbasic documentation can I read something about the
soft declare (in general) and how I can convert a "standard"
declare to a "soft declare" ?
TIA,
Emile
-- Original message
Subject: Re: Carbon and CarbonLib: two different error windows [Use
a constant]
From: Terry Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 13:13:50 -0800
On Jan 24, 2007, at 12:28 PM, Charles Yeomans wrote:
It is probably more useful to update the code to use soft declares.
True, but I was considering those that still work in 5.5 and
attempted to keep it relevant to them as well.
What I find humorous (and frustrating at the same time) is that there
are still examples distributed with 2007r1 that give code for Inline
68K but ignore the changes necessary for Mach-O and MacIntel builds.
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