• Chris R. Miller <lordSaurontheGreat gmail.com> May 02 2008

Tower  Ty Wrote:

 Tower  Ty Wrote:
 
 Nice new site ,quicker too ,
 here is a line that you may be able to use and enhance-pretty basic though as
yet




Glad you like it.  I know it doesn't let people post anonymously to forums, but
I guess I can't have everything all in one package.  I think that this package
has enough merit to stick with though. :-)

 module Line;
 import dwt.DWT;
 import dwt.widgets.Composite;
 import dwt.widgets.Text;
 import dwt.widgets.Shell;
 import dwt.widgets.Display;
 import dwt.layout.RowLayout;
 import dwt.events.ModifyEvent;
 import dwt.events.ModifyListener;
 import tango.io.Stdout;
 import dwt.dwthelper.Integer;
 
 
 class Line {
  public: this (Composite parent ,int style ) {
  
  auto line = new Composite(parent,style);
  line.setSize(700,40); 
 //RowLayout layout= new RowLayout();
  //line.setLayout(layout);
  auto No = new Text(line,DWT.LEFT);
   No.setBounds(1,15,10,15);
   //No.setLocation(1,15);
   //No.setSize(10,15);
   No.setText("1");
   No.setEditable=true;
   No.setTextLimit(5);
   addTextListener(No);
 
  auto ChqDate = new Text(line,DWT.RIGHT);
   ChqDate.setBounds( 21, 15, 60, 15);
   ChqDate.setText = "10/04/08";
   ChqDate.setEditable = true;
   ChqDate.setTextLimit(8);
   
   addTextListener(ChqDate);
 
  auto ChqNo   = new Text(line,DWT.RIGHT); 
   ChqNo.setBounds( 90, 15,70, 15);
   ChqNo.setText = "123456789";
   ChqNo.setEditable = true;
   ChqNo.setTextLimit(20);
   addTextListener(ChqNo);
  
 auto Details   = new Text(line,DWT.LEFT); 
   Details.setBounds( 170, 15,100, 15);
   Details.setText = "Bob the Builder  ";
   Details.setEditable = true;
   Details.setTextLimit(50);
   addTextListener(Details);
  
 auto Code    = new Text(line,DWT.RIGHT);
   Code.setBounds( 280, 15, 30, 15);
   Code.setText = "340";
   Code.setEditable = true;
   Code.setTextLimit(4);
   addTextListener(Code);
  
 auto Debit   = new Text(line,DWT.RIGHT) ;
   Debit.setBounds(320, 15,70, 15);
   Debit.setText = "1542.35";
   Debit.setEditable = true;
   Debit.setTextLimit(8);
   addTextListener(Debit);
  
 auto Credit  = new Text(line,DWT.RIGHT) ;
   Credit.setBounds( 400, 15, 70, 15);
   Credit.setText = "0.00";
   Credit.setEditable = true;
   Credit.setTextLimit(8);
   addTextListener(Credit);
 
 auto Balance = new Text(line,DWT.RIGHT) ;
   Balance.setBounds( 480, 15, 90, 15);
   Balance.setText = "1542.35";
   Balance.setEditable = true;
   Balance.setTextLimit(10) ;
 
 //line.layout;
 line.setVisible = true;
 
 }
 
 char values [][];
 
 void addTextListener(Text text) {
     text.addModifyListener(new class(text) ModifyListener {
         Text text;
         this( Text text ){ this.text = text; }
         public void modifyText(ModifyEvent e){
             Integer index = cast(Integer)(this.text.getData("index"));
             values[index.intValue()] = this.text.getText();
         Stdout.print(e);     }    });     }
 
 }




I've just used "normal" listeners (dwt.widgets.Listener) and haven't had any
trouble.  I did run into an interesting anachronism where Text.setText()
wouldn't have any effect, but Text.selectAll() ; Text.insert(mystring) ; would
work.  I would get angry and submit a bug report, but I saw the same kind of
behavior all the time in Java, so I figured it was more deeply rooted.  I had a
working fix, so what should I care?

I'll look into your code though.  It's supposed to work to input that data you
were talking about, right?  It's late for my time zone - I should have been
asleep hours ago - so I'll have to look into it in the morning.  Until then,
Antaro Adun!