WideStudio

On Tuesday 14 June 2005 06:54, Hugh Sasse wrote:
> Looking at the docs at:
>
> http://www.widestudio.org/EE/prog-ruby/prog.html
>
> I see that this is for
>
> Document Release 3.80 for WideStudio ver 3.80, May 2005
>
> whereas I am now using V 3.90-6.  Any chance of an update please?
>
> I'm also looking for docs about WSCsheet.  I'm wondering how to fill
> in the ceslls of this sheet, programmatically.
>
>          Thank you,
>          Hugh

(Does this list prefer bottom or top posting?)
Hugh,
	There seems to be little activity on this list.  I did not see a response
to your email nor did I see one to an email I posted a few weeks ago.
Should we be using a different mailing list.  I'm curious both as to how
many people follow this one and how many are using widestudio.
	The product seems like an excellent tool.  I would like to use it to
develop Ruby apps.  But if it has no support in the English speaking 
community, I suspect it will fade away once similar products appear.
With so much marginal clutter in the software development area, one
hates to lose a good tool.
jcp

On Mon, 20 Jun 2005, John C. Plummer wrote:

> On Tuesday 14 June 2005 06:54, Hugh Sasse wrote:
>> http://www.widestudio.org/EE/prog-ruby/prog.html
>>
>> I see that this is for[...] 3.80
>>
>
> (Does this list prefer bottom or top posting?)

I don't think a preference has been specified: I'd expect like this.
:-)  (which isn't top, but then it's not actually bottom either)

> Hugh,
> 	There seems to be little activity on this list.  I did not see a response
> to your email nor did I see one to an email I posted a few weeks ago.

I saw yours, but couldn't reply to the MYSQL related bits.
I've not made much headway getting interaction with the windows yet.

> Should we be using a different mailing list.  I'm curious both as to how
> many people follow this one and how many are using widestudio.

No, I think this is *the* list. It's probably the holiday season for
most northerners, but I'm not sure about when Japanese people take
holdidays.

> 	The product seems like an excellent tool.  I would like to use it to
> develop Ruby apps.  But if it has no support in the English speaking
> community, I suspect it will fade away once similar products appear.

I think it might but the FOX offerings are tied up with the static
nature of C++, and the other toolkits are not portable.  OTOH
someome may discover it who also writes books in English, like the
Pragmatic Programmers did with Ruby itself.

> With so much marginal clutter in the software development area, one
> hates to lose a good tool.
> jcp
>
         Hugh

Hi, 

I installed WideStudio when after read your message. And I checked
documentation both English and Japanese that extracted by WideStudio
package.
And I understood problem. 
where
Japanese document has WSCsheet.html, but English doesn't have.
I don't know when documentation is updated.

If you want to put text for the sheet, you can do by following.
	newshee_001->setCol(5);
	newshee_001->setRow(5);
	newshee_001->setText("abc");

You should see ws/include/WSCsheet.h until documentation is updated.

Best Regards,
Tom Mishima
--
Tom Mishima <tmishima@...>

On Mon, 20 Jun 2005, Tom Mishima wrote:

> Hi,
>
         [...]
> Japanese document has WSCsheet.html, but English doesn't have.

Thanks, it wasn't just me not seeing it then! :-)

> I don't know when documentation is updated.
>
> If you want to put text for the sheet, you can do by following.
> 	newshee_001->setCol(5);
> 	newshee_001->setRow(5);
> 	newshee_001->setText("abc");
>
> You should see ws/include/WSCsheet.h until documentation is updated.

OK, I think I can see how to convert that to Ruby.  I'll have a go.
Thank you.
>
> Best Regards,
> Tom Mishima

         Hugh

Dear vijay,

vijay kumar wrote:

>Dear sir/Madam,
>
>            I just want know the minimum harware requirement
>(processor, processor speed, etc)..... for using Widestudio on
>T-Engine.
>           Will it give a good performance on T-Eingine having sh7727
>with 96 Mhz internal clock speed and 48 Mhz external clock speed.
>  
>
I think it works well on sh7727 with 96MHz
because the drawing performance of v3.90-6 is improved :-) .

Best regards.

Shun-ichi Hirabayashi
webmaster@...

Hi baskaran,

T-Engine Direct frame buffer output version requires a font setting of 
wsfonts file as bellow.
(1) you put the font file "7x14.pcf" under  /SYS
(2) you put the font setting "wsfonts" unser /SYS and "wsfonts" is as 
following.

----/SYS/wsfonts----
default,PCF,/SYS/7x14.pcf,ISO8859_1
---------------------------

Best regards.

Shun-ichi Hirabayashi
webmaster@...


#KRISHNAMOORTHY BASKARAN# wrote:

>Hi,
>   When I executed the sample programme wscalc in widestudio, I didnt see the numeric characters (like 1,2,3,....+,-).I am using T-engine widestudio environment.pls give me the fonts details (what type of fonts are using in widestudio)
>
>with regards
>baskaran 
>  
>