On Jun 28, 2006, at 4:06 PM, Theodore H. Smith wrote:
Hi people,
Need help.
RB 5.5.5, Linux, compiling my Encoding Master. The results are this:
1) Because I use DecodeQuotedPrintable and DecodeBase64, RB starts
up with failed assertion errors :( that it can't find those two
functions.
What to do?
Either upgrade, downgrade (I believe 5.5.4 didn't have the issue, but
I could be mistaken), or write your own implementation.
2) The buttons are cut off visually. They have ridiculously large
borders, that don't even contain any fancy lickable aqua graphics,
just massive plain grey borders that can't show text in. I'm used
to using buttons of 18 point high, on OSX and windows, because it
looks nice and it works.
18 pixels high is incorrect on the Mac according to the HIG. Windows
should be 22 pixels, and Linux it varies depending on the theme.
Do I need to make my interface look bloated and clunky on OSX to
make it look OK on Linux? Will bevelbuttons look better on Linux?
Should I just say "well if you want something done properly, you
need to do it yourself", and make canvas based buttons?
You can always tweak the interface in code.
3) A window that I am calling .ShowModal on, shows BEHIND the other
windows??? This one is driving me mad. It works fine on MacOSX.
Sounds like a bug.
-Jon
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On Jun 28, 2006, at 20:14 UTC, Carl Adler wrote:
When I use
f = getopenfolderitem("3DMF")
Some apparently valid 3dmf files (I can view them in a 3dmf viewer)
will be grayed out.
Well, whenever a file is grayed out in an OpenFile dialog, it means that its file type
does not match the Mac type defined for your FileType. (Or in the case of untyped files
on OS X, it means the extension does not match.) So, simply look at the MacType of a
file you can't load, and there you have the "other" file type that you should
consider supporting.
As a guess, I think you'd want to support both TEXT and 3DMF, since some 3DMF
files really are text files and you may find examples which were last saved by
a standard text editor.
Out of curiosity, what 3DMF viewer are you talking about?
Best,
- Joe
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