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It sounds like you two are on to something, but I'm not quite sure. With RSS it would automatically do the updates in the best case. However, in the worst case one would be asked to do a merge of their code and the update. As this process could potentially happen while you are working on something,...

Hi AkiraDev, Well first of all, what do you want to accomplish with it that is the question you should ask. I think it would be a good system to send out patches as an administrator of a project but also very useful if people have a customized source of something, and cannot afford downloading and ...

I started giving this a little bit more thought and there might be an advantage in this to automate synchronized patching within a development team. Any software that manages this can easily sort the order in which the patches were applied through a time stamp... it could work just like regular RSS,...

Just a thought.... Has anybody ever used RSS for directly patching source code? I think we could have a fairly robust system which makes open source software development easier... something like a RSS-based CVS system. In any case, Ryan's RSS Reader can be a very useful starting point... Congrats fo...

It definitely works in my system ... but I'm not sure if it works the correct way: When I choose "Exit" it closes all firefox windows (Even though there is no separate process for every window I still think it should close the window that I'm using and not all windows at the same time) .....

Just checking guys...

Is it just me or trying to close Firefox 1.0.4 through menu File->Exit doesnt work?? Pretty dumb if you ask me!...

Apart from that... How about a bit of fun and remembering the industry's most embarrassing bugs ever to show up?...

An open question to open the new forum: which programming language do you think has the best chances of taking, on a long term, the position C++ has nowadays as a complete programming language? If so, why? Please note, I am referring to merit based on language design, not marketing! :lol: My bet is ...

Hi there!

I once tried to make a custom plotting widget, and used DrawLine calls for plotting. It's likely to also work fine for you.

Regards

The problem was, that the RTTI-support of the compiler wasn't activated.

This problem appears rather often. There are some IDEs out there that disable exceptions and RTTI at the compiler especially for wxWidgets.

Hi! Screenshots look fantasic. Can't wait for the Linux version (or source) to become available. ;) *hint*hint* Yep, a linux version should be possible, but just let me finish the windows version first. Maybe I'll try and compile a snapshot on my Fedora box to see if there will be any problems. I e...

Hi there, Defining wxUSE_STD_STRING = 1 means that wxString inherits from the standard C++ string class, rather than being completely implemented on its own. I'd recommended using it as a std::string subclass, since no functionality is lost with respect to the independent implementation, and you'll ...

Hi upCASE!

These are really good news! Already took it for a testdrive. The use of the wxMDIChildFrame was clever .
Is there also a Linux executable available? I'd like to test it there.

Regards

Thank you gentlemen, for your warm welcome. :D It so happened I saw a topic on C++ templates, which I find a very interesting subject, and just had to leave my impression on it. This does not go without saying that I am still having grave personal problems, even at this time. So I will in the future...

Your post made me curious, so I took a peek at the source. In settings.cpp: // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- // global data // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- // the font returned by GetFont(wxSYS_DEFAULT_GUI...

Hi!

I saw once a wxScript class that interprets scripts. Is this what you are looking for?

http://wxjs.sourceforge.net/wxScript.html

EDIT: I apologize for my confusion. This is related to wxJS (JavaScript port of wxWidgets). Anyway, it may prove useful, all things considered.