2009-08-07 23:43 UTC+0200 Maurilio Longo (maurilio.longo@libero.it)
* config/globsh.cf
! fixed OS/2 section, os2-mkdir needs forward slashes as directory
separators, not backslashes.
* config/instsh.cf
! fixed OS/2 section, work around for OS/2 shell max line lenght.
* config/os2/global.cf
* EXE_EXT set to .exe
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Maurilio Longo
@@ -17,11 +17,22 @@
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past entries belonging to author(s): Viktor Szakats.
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*/
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2009-08-07 23:43 UTC+0200 Maurilio Longo (maurilio.longo@libero.it)
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* config/globsh.cf
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! fixed OS/2 section, os2-mkdir needs forward slashes as directory
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separators, not backslashes.
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* config/instsh.cf
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! fixed OS/2 section, work around for OS/2 shell max line lenght.
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* config/os2/global.cf
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* EXE_EXT set to .exe
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2009-08-07 12:35 UTC-0800 Pritpal Bedi (pritpal@vouchcac.com)
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* contrib/hbxbp/appevent.ch
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* contrib/hbxbp/xbpbrowse.prg
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! A thorough rewrite of XbpBrowse() class. The vertical navigation is
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based on TBrowse() class and hence XbpBrowse() via Qt will probably be the
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! A thorough rewrite of XbpBrowse() class. The vertical navigation is
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based on TBrowse() class and hence XbpBrowse() via Qt will probably be the
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fastest GUI browser in the market in the sense that it has almost negligible
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memory overhead.
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@@ -29,18 +40,18 @@
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! Fine-tuned XbpBrowse() code confirming to latest changes.
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/*
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Finally I could achieve vertical navigation as per TBrowse without any
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memory overhead. Horizontal navigation stll needs a lot of work but in its
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simplest form it is working. Please play with vertical navigation and report
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Finally I could achieve vertical navigation as per TBrowse without any
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memory overhead. Horizontal navigation stll needs a lot of work but in its
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simplest form it is working. Please play with vertical navigation and report
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on this list any differences you might found.
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XbpBrowse() truely follows Xbase++ event loop protocol. So it is possible
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XbpBrowse() truely follows Xbase++ event loop protocol. So it is possible
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that you can try real-life XbpBrowse code with Harbour-Qt. I am looking forward
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your support in this direction. Because it is taking my lot of time to
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understand the Qt's internal behavior of model/view programming, I am
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your support in this direction. Because it is taking my lot of time to
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understand the Qt's internal behavior of model/view programming, I am
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finding it hard to test all possible scenarios.
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Please make experiments with array bowsers, indexed browsers, etc. and provide
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Please make experiments with array bowsers, indexed browsers, etc. and provide
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feedback as much as possible.
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Enjoy
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@@ -74,22 +74,22 @@ endif
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ifeq ($(HB_SHELL),os2)
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MK = $(subst /,\,$(subst \~,~,$(MAKE)))
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MK = $(subst \,/,$(subst \~,~,$(MAKE)))
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RM = del /n
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RD = $(TOOL_DIR)os2-rm -f -r
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RDP = $(TOOL_DIR)os2-rm -rf
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CP = copy
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MD = mkdir
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MDP = $(TOOL_DIR)os2-mkdir -p
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dirbase::
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-@if not exist $(OBJ_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(OBJ_DIR_OS)
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$(if $(LIB_FILE),-@if not exist $(LIB_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(LIB_DIR_OS),)
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$(if $(BIN_FILE),-@if not exist $(BIN_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(BIN_DIR_OS),)
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-@if not exist $(OBJ_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(OBJ_DIR)
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$(if $(LIB_FILE),-@if not exist $(LIB_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(LIB_DIR),)
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$(if $(BIN_FILE),-@if not exist $(BIN_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(BIN_DIR),)
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clean::
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-@$(RDP) $(OBJ_DIR_OS) $(LIB_FILE_OS) $(BIN_FILE_OS)
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$(if $(LIB_FILE),-@if not exist $(LIB_DIR_OS) $(RDP) $(LIB_DIR_OS),)
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$(if $(BIN_FILE),-@if not exist $(BIN_DIR_OS) $(RDP) $(BIN_DIR_OS),)
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@$(RDP) $(OBJ_DIR_OS) $(LIB_FILE_OS) $(BIN_FILE_OS)
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$(if $(LIB_FILE),-@if exist $(LIB_DIR_OS) $(RDP) $(LIB_DIR_OS),)
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$(if $(BIN_FILE),-@if exist $(BIN_DIR_OS) $(RDP) $(BIN_DIR_OS),)
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endif
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@@ -57,22 +57,21 @@ endif
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ifeq ($(HB_SHELL),os2)
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define inst_file_all
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if not exist $(INSTALL_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(INSTALL_DIR_OS)
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$(foreach file, $(INSTALL_FILES_OS), $(inst_file))
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endef
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# We have to use script to overcome the max command size limit
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# NOTE: The empty line directly before 'endef' HAVE TO exist!
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# It causes that every commands will be separated by LF
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# 05/Aug/2009 - <maurilio.longo@libero.it>
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# I don't like doing the "if not exist..." test for every file copied
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# but I could not find any other way to make this work around the shell
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# command line length limit.
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define inst_file
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$(CP) $(file) $(INSTALL_DIR_OS)
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@$(COMSPEC) /C if not exist $(INSTALL_DIR_OS) $(MDP) $(INSTALL_DIR)
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$(COMSPEC) /C $(CP) $(file) $(INSTALL_DIR_OS)
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endef
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INSTALL_RULE =\
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$(inst_file_all)
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INSTALL_RULE = $(foreach file, $(INSTALL_FILES_OS), $(inst_file))
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endif
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@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@
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all : first
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BIN_EXT :=
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BIN_EXT := .exe
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HB_GT_LIBS += gtos2
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