Happy New Year to all,
Best regards,
Otto


Thats very nice
Otto,
We are happy that you enjoy it, but are you able to automatically manage multiple PRG files and C files also, all in the same project ?
Actually we see VSX as a very good resources editor, but not as a project manager yet (until it is developed and implemented). Also syntax highlighting, intelliSense, source code completion, etc. has to be developed for PRG files (so we also get a good source code editor).
Those features can be implemented, as VSX is ready for them, but we need some time and work to develop them
In the meantime, UEStudio is a superb project manager and source code editor, though it lacks for a good resources editor (but we can use VSX for that) ![]()
What is the very minimum to install to try the VSX resource editor?
EMG
Enrico,
"Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Shell (integrated mode) Redistributable Package":
That's all? I'm already downloading it... ![]()
EMG
Ok, I installed vs_ideredist.exe. And now? I see no new entry in the start menu.
EMG
Enrico
You may have to run the install twice ..
Rick
Otto, Antonio
Ok .. got VS 2008 installed .. how do I open an existing .res file ?? I have scoured the menu's and can not figure out how to open the forms editor ..
Sorry for my ignorance here ..
Rick Lipkin
Rick,
That is what I did:
File
New Project
I selected
Visual C++ ( for the moment, sure we will have soon the option to select FIVEWIN)
Empty Project
That creates in the Solution Explorer
a solution
Header
Resource Files
Source Files
I mark
Resource Files
From the menu I select
Project Add existing Item and select my rec.
Same for prgs.
Regards,
Otto
Rick Lipkin wrote:Enrico
You may have to run the install twice ..
Rick
Enrico
Yes .. run vside.enu.exe .. that will load .net3 and you may have to run that setup twice.
Rick
Otto
I did File New .. did not get an opportunity to select C++ .. all I see is Visual Studio solutions on the left and on the right I have 2 installed templates .. Blank and Search on-line .. Did I fail to install a componant ??
Rick
Rick Lipkin wrote:Enrico
Yes .. run vside.enu.exe .. that will load .net3 and you may have to run that setup twice.
Rick
Hello Rick,
I am installing the VS_IDEredist.exe at the moment on a clean system.
On my system I installed the full VS.
Regards,
Otto