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Pablo César wrote:

mol wrote:after opening it in IDE, CaseConvert was missed.

Ahh rozumiem ! (Ahh I get it !)

HAHAHA, you are good in Polish!

So, saving the IDE saves the fmg correctly but just not interpreting right when open fmg again. Possibly this property is missing for IDE to detect it and assumes as default (without the upper case).

EXACTLY!

mol wrote:Hi!
I've tested it in this way:


There is an error while reading *.fmg file into IDE, I think

Hi Marek,
I conducted the same steps as you, but not gives me your bug.
I tested it on Win7 and XP.

I'm working on w'7

mol wrote: I've found problem with IDE ver. ANSI - CASECONVERT property of TEXTBOX control is not saved when you close window!

Problem confirmed

with a little difference :

In IDE-ANSI no problem

IDE-Unicode don't care CASECONVERT property recorded in .fmg file

Happy HMG

esgici wrote:

mol wrote: I've found problem with IDE ver. ANSI - CASECONVERT property of TEXTBOX control is not saved when you close window!

Problem confirmed

with a little difference

It has happen to me too. I will try to explain a litle bit more:

- Start up UNICODE HMG IDE
- Open New project and new form
- Insert TEXTBOX and modify it property CASECONVERT to UPPER and save FMG

Upto this point, ok.
But when you close your project and open FMG again, IDE does not interprets as UPPER as was initially defined. Simply ignores and takes as "NONE". To see this bug, you will need to make a following tests:

- After closing project, you can open the project again in the UNICODE IDE
- Load FMG, change position (for example), then it will ask for save. So save it and then you will see with Notepad++ or any source editor by visualizing FMG was changed wrongly to "NONE".

I also checked in ANSI IDE version and this is not happening as in UNICODE version. As Esgici also announced.

Hola :
Confirmo el error manifestado por Mol .
Uso HMG_IDE 1.0.3 (IDE_ANSI.exe)
Windows Xp Sp2 y Sp3

Saludos
Mario Mansilla

It's strange because I'm sure that I'm using IDE_ANSI 1.0.3

mol wrote:It's strange because I'm sure that I'm using IDE_ANSI 1.0.3

Probably IDE UNICODE version has saved the FMG for last. Then ANSI IDE is not duly interpeting... ?

Hi Marek

mol wrote:It's strange because I'm sure that I'm using IDE_ANSI 1.0.3

I haven't anything like IDE_ANSI 1.0.3
Happy HMG

Hi Marek:

I'm using ANSI-IDE under XP SP3, WIN 7 64 bit and have no ANSI 1.03 Message on title.-
My one displays the same as indicated by Esgici (2nd. one on his graphic attached).-
Is something strange.-