Jim,
check your mail.
I think it will make my ideas clearer if you've tested my version, so we can better discuss the points below. Simple open a thread with this problem to me here in ut, this is the fastest way..
Don't bother to much on my requirements. I think they are a little bit special. ::)
Agnes
>Agnes --
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>Hey, thanks for the post. Sounds like you have a number of worthwhile features that could be incorporated into PEM Editor. I hope not to force any way of doing things on anybody, and to provide for as many different ways for using it as possible.
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>First of all, I have indeed lost your "New" form that you sent last year. Can you re-send? I'd love to have a look.
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>Some comments on your message:
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>(1) PEM Editor now provides option to ignore _MemberData altogether. I think your suggestion of altering Global values is a great extension.
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>(2) You were the person who indicated that the values entered for properties were being improperly converted (in many cases, not converted, but left as character). I have tried to fix this, and will make additional corrections if there are any data types not provided for.
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>(3) You refer to the value editor not meeting your requirements. What are those requirements?
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>(4) We already have planned an enhancement that will allow customization for setting default values for properties based on their names. A PRG will be provided that can then be modified to suit your own needs (this requires re-compiling the APP, of course)
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>(5) As it happens, the "grid" part of PEM Editor and the "controls" part are in separate classes. As such, I don't think it should terribly hard to create a mini "New" form (although we have had no plans of doing so.)
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>(6) You mention over-riding the type ... can you explain?
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>I'd love to hear from you in more detail.
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>BTW -- I use PEM Editor now as a replacement for both Property Window and Document View. Yes, there are some features missing ... it's not a complete replacement. Nonetheless, my use of those two has dramatically declined.
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