Posts by iOSC

Yves,
I'd love to take some time to try it as I opened a lot of bugs related to the event list editor, but without a Mac version, I just can't do anything (as I don't use windows anymore)... Actually I've stopped all my development stuff because of that. I'd love to beta test Fusion 3 when you'll need it though, hopefully.

bpigot, This is not available for the moment since I have to make some improvements on it.
For your second question, no android version since I don't know java.
Also, please don't send a PM when you answer on the forum as well.

Finally solved it - I had to declare :

rdPtr->rHo.hoImgWidth = edPtr->swidth;
rdPtr->rHo.hoImgHeight = edPtr->sheight;

in CreateRunObject EDIF equivalent.

UP please.

Hi,
I'm actually returning REFLAG_ONESHOT in handle().
But are you sure this is the problem since the object is correctly displayed when it's placed at x>0 and y>0

Thanks LB, but how to be certain of that ?
my swidth and sheight are short - so they are signed..

Hi,
I'm at the end of development for a new extension using EDIF (the latest version)
This extension is for iOS runtime but will draw a rectangle on windows runtime in order to see where the object is.
Everything is correctly working excepted when the object X or Y <= 0 - in that case, the whole object isn't displayed.

Any ideas ?
Here is the code in Extension.cpp

LPSURFACE ps = WinGetSurface((int)rhPtr->rhIdEditWin);
RECT rc;
rc.left = rdPtr->rHo.hoRect.left;
rc.top = rdPtr->rHo.hoRect.top;
rc.right = rc.left + swidth; [COLOR='#008000']// swidth is edPtr->swidth[/COLOR]
rc.bottom = rc.right + sheight; [COLOR='#008000']// sheight is edPtr-> sheight[/COLOR]
WinAddZone(rhPtr->rhIdEditWin, &rc);


if(ps != NULL){
	ps->Rectangle(rc.left, rc.top, rc.right, rc.bottom, RGB(100,100,100), 0, RGB(180,180,180));
}


return 0;

Thanks

I don't think so since I do not have the time - I'm currently working on UI extensions for iOS which take me all my free-time.
Sorry.

Do you mean how to port the c2 extension to a fusion html5 extension ? If, so, Yes. I quickly looked at the c2 extension code, and it seems really easy to port it.

Converting this construct2 extension to fusion's html5 extension will be pretty easy and quick to achieve.

Quote from Francois

This is on my task list...

Hey Francois, about external libraries, when do you think this could be done?

Up, any news?

Installe dans la meme bouteille que fusion en utilisant la fonction installer un programme de la bouteille ou fusion est installé.
Ca fonctionne parfaitement.

Another question, I read this (Please login to see this link.)

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#define MKRS (UINT_PTR)LPCSTR
...
PropData_EditString(Prop::Str, MKRS("Name"), MKRS("Description"))

You, LB, were talking about this way of implementing properties instead of use Ext.rc and String Table.
Using Ext.rc is not a problem, but since I'm learning, I tried the method with MKRS and guess what, the "Name" and "Description" content are displayed as chinese characters within the Frame Editor...

Is it because this MKRS method is not supported for unicode extensions ?

LB you were right, it was about Unicode.
Yves helped me to solve it.

Finally,
- I change all strlen to _tsclen and strcpy to _tcscpy in SetPropValue
- I declared a TCHAR instead of a char in EDITDATA, in common.h
- I changed CPropDataValue to CPropDataString in GetPropValue as it's explained in UnicodeSDK.txt, found on the clickteam-plugin github.
- I finally build with Edittime Unicode, instead of Edittime.

[file readAString] in Objective-C runtime extension returns now the correct formatted text.

BUT I'm still wondering why I had to that since I thought your EDIF will do automatically the job...
For now, the most important is I begin to understand how work the properties.
Thanks for the time though!

But why is it working well when I try with the official button extension?
When I try to [readAString] with the official extension, it returns a correct encoded string.
Do you think if I send you the sources you'll be able to see what's wrong?

And I already spent hours to read the wiki, and forums...

That I was thinking first but I'm wondering: since I'm using your edif, fusion 2.5 and the last version of ios exporter, it shouldn't have any problem with unicode... should it?
And if so, how can fix it?

Sorry LB, but where/how to retrieve the value of the properties so...
The strange thing is i can correctly retrieve the value (but not the full string, only char byte by byte) by using readAChar instead of readAString.

Hey,
I'm still working (and learning) on my extension with EDIF - runtime in objective-c.
I tried to add a simple text property to my extension, by looking the official windows SDK templates.
It's working well in Fusion but when I'm trying to get the value of the property at runtime entered by the user, I only get chinese characters.

In my Common.h, under EDITDATA, I declared char sText[1]; (as in the template of official SDK).
and in the runtime extension I'm trying to retrieve the value by using NSString *sText = [file readAString]; (as in the official button extension).
Mmmh I'm learning, so it's still a little bit confused for me but I'm sure I'm not so far.

I'm working with latest version of Fusion and exporters.

Could someone help ?
Thanks

I'm a stupid boy!!!!!
I used readAInt instead of readAShort.
It solved - thanks and sorry LB!