From: Francesco M. <fr...@us...> - 2005-12-07 00:01:58
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name: wxMSWResources wxversion: 2.6 category: data container,system,wrapper,miscellaneous language: cpp description: This is the wxMSWResources class, a convenient way of working with resources with wxWidgets in MSW. The main goal of the class is to allow you to create apps that do not require ANY external files, like .mo catalogs, images, etc. It automatically creates a unique temp folder, allows you to extract resources of any kind to it from the .exe´s module, and deletes them all when the app is closing. It also allows you to access resource data directly. Make shure you check out the sample app \"MyPics\" provided as a Visual Studio.net 2003 project to learn its usage. location: wxmswres cdate: 2005-11-29 id: 108 status: stable docs: hand buildsys: projectfiles extdep: none wiki: disabled wxport: wxmsw samples: 1 approved: 0 author: Ernesto Rangel Dallet version: 1.0 maintainerid: 30 Maintainer SF username: cpp Maintainer name: Ernesto R. Dallet Maintainer mail address: mid...@ya... |
From: Francesco M. <f18...@ya...> - 2005-12-07 16:47:17
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Hi, > name: wxMSWResources > wxversion: 2.6 > category: data container,system,wrapper,miscellaneous why did you choose 'system' and 'wrapper' as categories ? I think 'miscellaneous' and 'data container' could be ok (even if the last one was not exactly intended for such class...) but 'system' and 'wrapper' no; check out http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/categories.php > language: cpp > description: This is the wxMSWResources class, a convenient way of working with resources with wxWidgets in MSW. The main goal of the class is to allow you to create apps that do not require ANY external files, like .mo catalogs, images, etc. It automatically creates a unique temp folder, allows you to extract resources of any kind to it from the .exe´s module, and deletes them all when the app is closing. It also allows you to access resource data directly. Make shure you check out the sample app \"MyPics\" provided as a Visual Studio.net 2003 project to learn its usage. > > location: wxmswres > cdate: 2005-11-29 > id: 108 > status: stable > docs: hand > buildsys: projectfiles > extdep: none > wiki: disabled > wxport: wxmsw > samples: 1 > approved: 0 > author: Ernesto Rangel Dallet > version: 1.0 > maintainerid: 30 > > Maintainer SF username: cpp looking at http://sourceforge.net/users/cpp, I see that this user account is registered to "Craig Prescott", is it right or maybe you mistyped it ? > Maintainer name: Ernesto R. Dallet > Maintainer mail address: mid...@ya... > Francesco Montorsi |
From: Ernesto R. D. <mid...@ya...> - 2005-12-07 20:09:11
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Hello, i chose system and wrapper because the class manages resources specific to MSW, so i tought it would be appropiate, and wrapper because its a wrapper arround (part) of the W32API (its resources part). However, this is in fact the very first time i add a component to wxCode, and to be honest, i did it in kinda of a hurry, cause im currently involved in a quite large project due next january. But its no biggie, if you feel it only belongs in miscellaneous & data container, ill put select those. (can you please tell me how do i change those settings?) IMPORTANT: About my account being registered to "Craig Prescott", there must be some mistake, my sf account is erd_1507 (suer ID *1313915) *and my name is Ernesto Rangel Dallet. Should i re-submit the request using this account? Thanks! Francesco Montorsi wrote: > Hi, > >> name: wxMSWResources >> wxversion: 2.6 >> category: data container,system,wrapper,miscellaneous > > why did you choose 'system' and 'wrapper' as categories ? > I think 'miscellaneous' and 'data container' could be ok (even if the > last one was not exactly intended for such class...) but 'system' and > 'wrapper' no; check out > > http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/categories.php > >> language: cpp >> description: This is the wxMSWResources class, a convenient way of >> working with resources with wxWidgets in MSW. The main goal of the >> class is to allow you to create apps that do not require ANY external >> files, like .mo catalogs, images, etc. It automatically creates a >> unique temp folder, allows you to extract resources of any kind to it >> from the .exe´s module, and deletes them all when the app is >> closing. It also allows you to access resource data directly. Make >> shure you check out the sample app \"MyPics\" provided as a Visual >> Studio.net 2003 project to learn its usage. >> >> location: wxmswres >> cdate: 2005-11-29 >> id: 108 >> status: stable >> docs: hand >> buildsys: projectfiles >> extdep: none >> wiki: disabled >> wxport: wxmsw >> samples: 1 >> approved: 0 >> author: Ernesto Rangel Dallet >> version: 1.0 >> maintainerid: 30 >> >> Maintainer SF username: cpp > > looking at http://sourceforge.net/users/cpp, I see that this user > account is registered to "Craig Prescott", is it right or maybe you > mistyped it ? > > > >> Maintainer name: Ernesto R. Dallet >> Maintainer mail address: mid...@ya... >> > > Francesco Montorsi > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Do you grep through log > files > for problems? Stop! Download the new AJAX search engine that makes > searching your log files as easy as surfing the web. DOWNLOAD SPLUNK! > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=7637&alloc_id=16865&op=click > _______________________________________________ > wxCode-users mailing list > wxC...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wxcode-users > __________________________________________________ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! Regístrate ya - http://correo.yahoo.com.mx/ |
From: Francesco M. <f18...@ya...> - 2005-12-07 21:35:17
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Hi, I've approved and committed the component to the CVS and added you to the developer list; you should be able to commit to wxCode the wxMswRes sources in few hours (as soon as Sourceforge gets updated); look at http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/maintguide.php for more info... Ernesto Rangel Dallet wrote: > Hello, i chose system and wrapper because the class manages resources > specific to MSW, so i tought it would be appropiate, and wrapper because > its a wrapper arround (part) of the W32API (its resources part). now I understand ;) However these categories have other meanings in wxCode categorization system so I removed the two categories... > However, this is in fact the very first time i add a component to > wxCode, and to be honest, i did it in kinda of a hurry, cause im > currently involved in a quite large project due next january. But its no > biggie, if you feel it only belongs in miscellaneous & data container, > ill put select those. (can you please tell me how do i change those > settings?) now you can do everything from the "edit your component" link in wxcode.sf.net website. > IMPORTANT: About my account being registered to "Craig Prescott", there > must be some mistake, my sf account is erd_1507 (suer ID *1313915) *and > my name is Ernesto Rangel Dallet. Should i re-submit the request using > this account? No, not required; for some reason the SFuser for your wxCode subscription was 'cpp'; I adjusted it... Francesco |
From: Ernesto R. D. <mid...@ya...> - 2005-12-08 07:13:31
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Thanks!, If i may try your patience a little more with my dumb wxCode-newb questions: Even tho i been writting code for several years now, I have never, ever used CVS (to be honest, i have only a vague concept of what it is), and i read on the Maintainer guide, that i have to use it to upload the code. So, considering were talking about a single 285kb .zip file, plus i dont need to add any kind of webpage or anything.(the information shown in the components list is enough). Is there a way i could jump to "Step 3: make a release for your component" ? Im planning to add another piece of code to wxCode (a very nice wxTimeCtrl) soon, will i again have to use CVS to do it? in other words, is it absolutely neccesary to use CVS every time i want to add a component? Thanks again! Francesco Montorsi wrote: > Hi, > I've approved and committed the component to the CVS and added you > to the developer list; you should be able to commit to wxCode the > wxMswRes sources in few hours (as soon as Sourceforge gets updated); > look at http://wxcode.sourceforge.net/maintguide.php for more info... > > > Ernesto Rangel Dallet wrote: > >> Hello, i chose system and wrapper because the class manages resources >> specific to MSW, so i tought it would be appropiate, and wrapper >> because its a wrapper arround (part) of the W32API (its resources part). > > now I understand ;) > However these categories have other meanings in wxCode categorization > system so I removed the two categories... > > >> However, this is in fact the very first time i add a component to >> wxCode, and to be honest, i did it in kinda of a hurry, cause im >> currently involved in a quite large project due next january. But its >> no biggie, if you feel it only belongs in miscellaneous & data >> container, ill put select those. (can you please tell me how do i >> change those settings?) > > now you can do everything from the "edit your component" link in > wxcode.sf.net website. > > >> IMPORTANT: About my account being registered to "Craig Prescott", >> there must be some mistake, my sf account is erd_1507 (suer ID >> *1313915) *and my name is Ernesto Rangel Dallet. Should i re-submit >> the request using this account? > > No, not required; for some reason the SFuser for your wxCode > subscription was 'cpp'; I adjusted it... > > > Francesco > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Do you grep through log > files > for problems? Stop! Download the new AJAX search engine that makes > searching your log files as easy as surfing the web. DOWNLOAD SPLUNK! > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=7637&alloc_id=16865&op=click > _______________________________________________ > wxCode-users mailing list > wxC...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wxcode-users > __________________________________________________ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! Regístrate ya - http://correo.yahoo.com.mx/ |
From: Francesco M. <f18...@ya...> - 2005-12-08 09:46:04
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Hi, Ernesto Rangel Dallet wrote: > Thanks!, > If i may try your patience a little more with my dumb wxCode-newb > questions: > > Even tho i been writting code for several years now, I have never, ever > used CVS (to be honest, i have only a vague concept of what it is), and > i read on the Maintainer guide, that i have to use it to upload the code. > So, considering were talking about a single 285kb .zip file, plus i > dont need to add any kind of webpage or anything.(the information shown > in the components list is enough). a webpage even if very very simple is usually recommended; you can just edit the one which comes in the "template" folder of wxCode... > Is there a way i could jump to "Step 3: make a release for your > component" ? you could do it, but please, do first a try to setup a CVS client on your PC and to upload your sources to CVS. CVS is a powerful system used to store any kind of files which could be modified contemporaneously by multiple developers. To know more about CVS, I suggest you to read the intro of the CVSBOOK freely available chapters (do a google search)... if you are using win32 (as I guess from your mail user agent) I suggest you to use TortoiseCVS: extremely easy to use and almost painless (follow maintguide) > Im planning to add another piece of code to wxCode (a very nice > wxTimeCtrl) soon, will i again have to use CVS to do it? in other words, > is it absolutely neccesary to use CVS every time i want to add a component? it is *strongly* advised since CVS is a very convenient way to provide sources to other developers. Also, it lets you to take advantage of some things like wxCode bakefile build system (see links to bakefile in maintguide) ;) Thanks for your submission ! Francesco |
From: Ernesto R. D. <mid...@ya...> - 2005-12-12 12:06:27
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Hello again Francesco! I took your advice, and looked up TortoiseCVS, however, before i even install it, i think it would be "wise" for me to learn what CVS is exacly and how to use it :-[ , for that i also found the book you sugested, and im looking forward to reading it, But like i mentioned before, i been finishing up my current "work-to-eat" project, wich must be done by mid january or else it gets canceled (wich would probably result in me killing myself) :-) so to be quite honest, i just cant risk spending time to learn about CVS right now, so i just uploaded the .zip file of wxMSWResources (source, sample, etc) and added a release of it. I prommise once i get "out of the hole" (hopefully in the first days of january) ill learn about CVS and do it the proper way. Thanks for everything! Francesco Montorsi wrote: > Hi, > > Ernesto Rangel Dallet wrote: > >> Thanks!, >> If i may try your patience a little more with my dumb wxCode-newb >> questions: >> >> Even tho i been writting code for several years now, I have never, >> ever used CVS (to be honest, i have only a vague concept of what it >> is), and i read on the Maintainer guide, that i have to use it to >> upload the code. >> So, considering were talking about a single 285kb .zip file, plus i >> dont need to add any kind of webpage or anything.(the information >> shown in the components list is enough). > > a webpage even if very very simple is usually recommended; you can > just edit the one which comes in the "template" folder of wxCode... > >> Is there a way i could jump to "Step 3: make a release for your >> component" ? > > you could do it, but please, do first a try to setup a CVS client on > your PC and to upload > your sources to CVS. > CVS is a powerful system used to store any kind of files which could > be modified > contemporaneously by multiple developers. To know more about CVS, I > suggest you to read > the intro of the CVSBOOK freely available chapters (do a google > search)... > > if you are using win32 (as I guess from your mail user agent) I > suggest you to use TortoiseCVS: extremely easy to use and almost > painless (follow maintguide) > > >> Im planning to add another piece of code to wxCode (a very nice >> wxTimeCtrl) soon, will i again have to use CVS to do it? in other >> words, is it absolutely neccesary to use CVS every time i want to add >> a component? > > it is *strongly* advised since CVS is a very convenient way to provide > sources to other developers. > Also, it lets you to take advantage of some things like wxCode > bakefile build system (see links to bakefile in maintguide) ;) > > Thanks for your submission ! > Francesco > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Do you grep through log > files > for problems? Stop! Download the new AJAX search engine that makes > searching your log files as easy as surfing the web. DOWNLOAD SPLUNK! > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=7637&alloc_id=16865&op=click > _______________________________________________ > wxCode-users mailing list > wxC...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wxcode-users > __________________________________________________ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! Regístrate ya - http://correo.yahoo.com.mx/ |
From: Francesco M. <f18...@ya...> - 2005-12-12 12:57:59
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Hi, Ernesto Rangel Dallet wrote: > Hello again Francesco! > I took your advice, and looked up TortoiseCVS, however, before i even > install it, i think it would be "wise" for me to learn what CVS is > exacly and how to > use it :-[ , for that i also found the book you sugested, and im > looking forward to reading it, But like i mentioned before, i been > finishing up my current "work-to-eat" project, wich must be done by mid > january or else it gets canceled (wich would probably result in me > killing myself) :-) so to be quite honest, i just cant risk spending > time to learn about CVS right now, so i just uploaded the .zip file of > wxMSWResources (source, sample, etc) and added a release of it. > I prommise once i get "out of the hole" (hopefully in the first days of > january) ill learn about CVS and do it the proper way. ok sure ! I understand you perfectly ;) Thanks for the release, Francesco |