Re: [Dev-C++] GUI questions

[Alfred P. R. <al...@ya...>]

Hi Tom,

You could possibly use the Alt-059 (use the keypad, with Num-Lock enabled) sequence, which will type ;.  I just tried it on 4.9.9.1 and it appears to work.
 
Can't help you with 2, as I've the same problem.
 
With 3, I guess I don't understand what you mean by resource window.  I have a resource file that has just the lines:
#include <wx/msw/wx.rc>
A ICON MOVEABLE PURE LOADONCALL DISCARDABLE "FileCleanerPro.ico"
in it. 
 
Since I've added it to the project, it comes up in the project browser, and opens correctly in the main edit window.  If I do File->New->Resource File, it creates a new tab on the edit window named Untitled1, and I can then edit it.

Big Playah <big...@gm...> wrote: 
Hi,

just minor questions, but qould be great help for me to solve:
1) I use hungarian keyboard layout and cannot enter ';' in the IDE.
I'd use AltGr+é (the US key ';' writes 'é' on HU) to get the ';' but
in the IDE, it does not do anything. I've noticed this kind of
behaviour with other programs as well (rhide had much bigger problems
with handling this, and also programs compiled with DJGPP by me, too).
I use WIN XP, on 98 I don't get this kind of error. Is there a
workaround for this ? (changing to US eases this problem, but I'm used
to HU layout very much, and can't afford going back to US which I'd
used years ago...)
2) is there a way to turn auto-indent on, but tell it not to mess with
unindenting on '}' ??? I find this annoying, but also stuck to my
coding onventions... I have turned auto-indent completely off, but
that's just not the best... can I make this a suggestion to the
authors? I'd be happy to contribute also, as long as it's C stuff...
(which I think it is not :)
3) is there a way to have my #define things in the resource window?
anyway, what can I get in that window? I have resource.h and
resource.rc added to my project, but still, resource window is empty.
am I wrong when I suppose it should show me the defined variables ?
tia,

tom
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Alfred P. Reaud