Re: JFW and visual c++ 6.0
Do you use the resource editor for setting up dialog boxes and such? That aspect seems to work particularly badly in Visual C++. Is that the sort of thing you do by editing text? As it happens, I have managed to modify my settings to track text I've highlighted. Bring up your msdev.jcf file in a text editor and put the following lines in your [OSM] section: UseCustomHighlight=1 CustomHighlightTextColor=255255255 CustomHighlightColor=0 If you don't have a [OSM] section, then create one. Thanks for writing back. If we turn a few people loose on this thing, we may all benefit. Jerry - Original Message - From: Keith Creasy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 11:51 AM Subject: Re: JFW and visual c++ 6.0 > I use MSVC 6 every day and have had only a few problems with it. I can't > use the resource editor, but can edit the *.rc file as a text file. The > only other thing I can think of is that JFW doesn't seem to tell me what > text is selected in the source editor for some reason. > > There is a "open as" tab in in the open files dialog that lets you choose > "text". Use that to open the *.rc file and edit it as text. > > What other aspects of it have you had difficulty with? - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
Re: JFW and visual c++ 6.0
I use MSVC 6 every day and have had only a few problems with it. I can't use the resource editor, but can edit the *.rc file as a text file. The only other thing I can think of is that JFW doesn't seem to tell me what text is selected in the source editor for some reason. There is a "open as" tab in in the open files dialog that lets you choose "text". Use that to open the *.rc file and edit it as text. What other aspects of it have you had difficulty with? Keith - Original Message - From: Gerald G. Weichbrodt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 10:32 AM Subject: Re: JFW and visual c++ 6.0 > I have attempted to use Visual C 6.0 with JFW. It's not a very pleasant experience. There are a lot of hotkeys, but they seem to be hard to find. I have labeled most of the graphics, I think. For some reasont the auto graphics labeler worked for me. I modified the indentation counter so that it would report indentation in characters for each line of source code. I like having access to indentation level in source code. I could send you the files I have at this point if you like. > > I haven't had much luck with the dialog box editor in Visual C. In fact, I've decided for the time being that my Visual C activities will be limited to DLL's where I don't have to mess with the visual part of Visual C. I'll be interested to hear how you make out with the program. > > Jerry > > - > Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net > - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
Re: JFW and visual c++ 6.0
I have attempted to use Visual C 6.0 with JFW. It's not a very pleasant experience. There are a lot of hotkeys, but they seem to be hard to find. I have labeled most of the graphics, I think. For some reasont the auto graphics labeler worked for me. I modified the indentation counter so that it would report indentation in characters for each line of source code. I like having access to indentation level in source code. I could send you the files I have at this point if you like. I haven't had much luck with the dialog box editor in Visual C. In fact, I've decided for the time being that my Visual C activities will be limited to DLL's where I don't have to mess with the visual part of Visual C. I'll be interested to hear how you make out with the program. Jerry - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
JFW and visual c++ 6.0
Hi there! Is there anyone using JFW with Visual C++ 6.0? Has anyone developed scripts and configurations for the program? I installed VC++ yesterday and I saw that a lot of icons need to be labeled. I tried to use the auto-label function in JFW 3.3 to label them, but it didn't work. Best regards, Patrik Johansson - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
