Nice email - Qt sounds promising (have always thought moving to MFC would not be real progress...), and the whole process sounds very applicable to our...
Mike Dunne
mike.dunne@...
Apr 2, 2002 2:45 am
457
I would like to post a message. Hi, I would like to know how to convert vchar to vdate. My vchar is of the format Example 03/08/2002;08:26:52.I would like this...
Hi, I would like to know how to convert from vchar to vdate. My vchar is of the format.Example :03/08/2002;08:26:52.I would like this to be converted to vdate...
Hi, I would like to convert from vchar to string format. For example my vchar is of the format 03/08/2002;08:26:52. I would really appreciate if any of you...
Sorry if this has been asked before (actually, I did in 1996...), but I can't find the answer anymore. I would like to start up Galaxy in a way that only the...
... IIRC, I think this window is the debug output. It's not actually a part of Galaxy's GUI subsystem, but an NT console window that takes the place of the...
Are you using C or C++? It's different. Galaxy automatically does lazy initialization as you use modules. In Galaxy C the absolute minimum is something like...
Well, the DOS window is not normaly there (as long as there is no console output, such as a GALAXY error), I just have a 2nd icon sitting on my Windows...
Thanks Eric for that detailed explanation - that realy helped a lot ! I'm using C++ and I indeed have some unneeded #includes around. I'll start removing them...
This might be trivial but I can't seem to see it. In code I'm hoping to use vresourceGetParent() which will return a vresource value (pres). Now I would like...
I am no expert on vresource, but hopefully the following example will help. I also find $GALAXYHOME/bin/vr2vrx very helpful in understanding how vresource is...
Francis Ma
francis@...
Apr 24, 2002 10:23 pm
467
Hi I am new to this group but we have been using Galaxy since about 1994. I am looking for a Galaxy widget that allows a list of tasks to be marked as covering...
I wrote gantt and pert charts widgets for a client (Unison Software, now part of IBM/Tivoli) about 5 years ago. It was not that hard to do. I don't know anyone...
Do you have any pointers on how this could be done. I was thinking of starting with a one column listview and drawing to scale within each item. Allan ... ...
For the Gantt chart, I believe I started with a vlistview and a vdomainview. The list few took car of the spreadsheet like data and the vdomainview displayed...
GUM Subscribers, The latest version of our application was released about 6 months ago. Prior to release we did extensive testing on WNT, W2K, and WXP...
Paul Coltrin
pablo@...
Jun 4, 2002 4:28 pm
472
I fixed this problem in 2.7. I've only seen it surface with Japanese, but the problem isnt specific to Japanese. I do not know how to fix this without source. ...
I've reported this problem more than two years ago. Usually it involves east Asian fonts. Appears more often on Windows 2000 than NT 4.0. Our solutions...
Victor and Eric, Thanks for the advice. I have reproduced the problem in-house on a WinXP by installing one font: Abadi MT Condensed 64K 12/11/96 12:00AM ...
Paul Coltrin
pablo@...
Jun 5, 2002 9:44 pm
475
Do you have source? ... From: Paul Coltrin [mailto:pablo@...] Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 2:36 PM To: gum@yahoogroups.com Subject: [gum] RE: Font...
... It is worth noting that all versions of Windows may have Japanese support installed these days. The Asian language components of Windows are available as...
Hi, This is a general question about threads. I tried to write some thread safe classes, using mutexes on windows and unix (posix mutex). I found that the...
... Mutexes are the last resort of thread safety. If it is at all possible, you should try to architect your code to be thread safe without using synchronizing...
Using mutexes is going to involve a cost. Depending on the nature of your classes, you might want to make your objects "thread-friendly" and require the caller...
Thanks David for your quick answer. ... because I am afraid to make many mistakes in more complex cases, and I really dont know if each line of the C code is...
Thanks Eric for your quick answer. ... I am quite sure it is. I made a small program on Win32/Cygwin/Linux/MacOsX to allocate memory in A LOT of threads and...
... I don't think so. As far as I know, thread-starting APIs always specify a function to act as "main" for that thread. The function is called when the...
Thanks a lot for all explanation. I understand much better now. I assumed that the user could call my function thread_startup(). In that function I put an...
Also note that using Windows native mutexes are >very< slow... they require a full round-trip to the kernel, which isn't what you really want in most cases....
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