Shoutbox

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Originally posted by billyy
No the code button won't work for anything!
And theres nothing when the window gets removed

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Hang on, I think you've misunderstood the purpose of the code window.  The additional code prompt is where you can add custom attributes to windows, controls or elements.  It doesn't show you the actual code for the window, control or element.  You can use it to add alignment, templates and so on.

No it works just have to wait rly rly long O_o
But when ever the window disapears i don't get a debug message or anything :/

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Originally posted by billyy
No it works just have to wait rly rly long O_o
But when ever the window disapears i don't get a debug message or anything :/

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  Can you take a screenshot of it so I can see the problem?

Yes next time i will.

Ok, I've updated the to-do list, and I've added Interface Writer back into the online editor.  If anyone wants to help, PM me. 

Edit: also, I've managed to get a clipboard working.  It's not exactly user friendly, and it only takes one item at a time (for now), but it's a start. 

Version 2.9 is out, with a clipboard!    And some other miscellaneous changes - see the change log for the rest. 

I haven't got round to all of the stuff I want to do - you'll see there's still loads in the to-do list.    I'll get round to it eventually, but for now, I have to study for exams, so don't expect an update for a while...

Good to hear (or read, whatever )

I've read your to-do list:

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multiple items on the clipboard

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I'm not sure of how you handle clipboard stuff, but you might get some results using an array.

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control/element builder

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You'll need to dynamically write an interface window to a file (eg. "WndTestUserID.xml"), load it and get some workaround for the events of a specific control.

Furthermore, I got the following message:



You could make some entries in ScriptInfo.xml that describes the obsolete files:

XML code:

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<ScriptInfo>
    [...]
    <ObsoleteFiles>
        <File>Obsolete1.js</File>
        <File>Obsolete2.xml</File>
    </ObsoleteFiles>
</ScriptInfo>

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Then read the XML, and delete the files specified, if they exist.

I'll do that in the next version, but it might be a while before I get round to it - exams and all that... 

Just so you know, I'm now working on version 3.0, with some additional features, plus some tidying up of other bits.

The script now checks for obselete files, there's a new dialog class, and I'm working on multiple items on the clipboard (rather like Microsoft Office - with some sort of sidebar).  Any additional ideas welcome.

Oh, and if anyone has any idea on how to make a dynamic control/element builder (so that the user can "draw", or click where the corners should be, a control or element on the selected, exported window, and so I can get the co-ordinates), then feel free to suggest... 

IIRC, matty has done a similar thing with his Screenshot sender