Pieter De Troyer wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm very new with vtcl and i have some basic questions.
> 
> Using vtcl 1.2.1 I succeeded in making a nice looking GUI that actually

First of all, do your selv the favor and upgrade to 1.2.2, 1.2.1 are a
litle byggy. You can get it at:

 https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=285

> does nothing yet. After browsing different tutorials I couldn't find out
> how i can create procedures and variables for my program without vtcl
> overwriting them when saving the gui? At this moment I made the GUI,
> saved it and then added some procedures and variables at the ensd of the
> file. Reopening it in vtcl and making some adjustments everything got
> lost when i saved the changes. is there a way to make procs etc. in vtcl
> itself?

It is a bad idea, to handedit the final code. There are several places
inside
vtcl where you can add code, when a widget have a event possebillty
(button click e.g.)there is a command option on the attribut editor.
When you hit that
you get a small code-edit window, where you can paste code or write
directly.  
 
> Other question: i want to use to almost identical frames in the window.
> I would use some variables to make them look alike. How can this be done
> in vtcl?

use the grid or pakcet maneger. You kan set it as default in the
preferences or you can just click on the prefered maneger at the main
menu, it is also possible to mix them. Be of vare that (when using the
grid ore packet maeger) the way you change the layout are changing the
attributes at the attribute editor's geometry sektion.

By the  way you mai get some usefulhint at:

http://vtcl.sourceforge.net/tutorial.html
 

-- 
Kindly Poul-Erik Andreasen
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