lookfar

perhaps using a ListView instead of a ListBox ? goto: Win32 tab and drop ListView on your form and you will have visual designers available

You are correct, typo in code when intializing header, fixed and uploaded. however you do not need to re-download, simply goto: Options->Header and Footer to modify and click apply...

Thank you both for pointing this out. It was caused when changing languages only because there was actually two buttons on the Win32 tab that are not visible and things shifted over one place. these are now removed and it seems to function as it should. (new build uploaded) koda distribution is updated with your new language files.

the lang_nor.xml prior to adding "messages" did not have : <messages> <askCloseModified>%s has been modified. Save Form before removing?</askCloseModified> <askCloseQuery>%s has been modified. Save Form?</askCloseQuery> <askAlreadyContains>Project already contains &quot;%s&quot; with the same name.</askAlreadyContains> <askFileExists>File &quot;%s&quot; already exists. Overwrite?</askFileExists> <errOpFailed>Operation failed!</errOpFailed> <strAssociated>Associated</strAssociated> <strNotAssociated>Not associated</strNotAssociated> <strObjInit>Initalizing...</strObjInit> <strObjCreatedOk>Object created successfully</strObjCreatedOk> <strObjCreatedErr>Error creating object!</strObjCreatedErr> </message> after you create a template.xml based on your existing language, all you really have to do is edit the above strings to your language, and rename template.xml to lang_nor.xml (or lang_xxx.xml) the language_kit is useful when changing icon

Koda has been updated to include all the strings/messages in language options now, such as: " Form has been modified, save?" . To include these strings in your current already translated language. 1. highlight your language file 2. export template 3. edit the "messages" replace the old lang_xxx.xml with the new lang_xxx.xml Thanks to Holger for German, GioVit for Spanish, Helge for Norwegian Translations, Thanks Guys ! these have all been included in Koda distribution.

Thanks for the offer, It is very generous of you, however I don't think it's really needed do you? It is a stand alone app that does not need any runtimes to install in any special place or registry entrys written and it is already included in the Scite installer. so users that have it installed with sctite can simply get updated version and unzip to the Koda folder under scite or place it anywhere else they wish on thier hdd, Or run it off usb stick.

Ok Visual MenuDesigner is uploaded. Download from the same page as Koda. Have fun!

It's just there to confuse you Actually I'm sorry it doesn't do anything at all, We are working on the Hidden Classes (Mainmenu,popupmenu,Common Dialogs etc) but it hasn't been ported over yet. We wanted to get a stable build with what we have now. I suppose what we could do is post the Menu Designer as a seperate application for now. At least you could design the menus visually. I'll see what I can do this week.

Just uploaded new version 1.5 which fixed quite a few bugs as reported here. As well as support for multi language ( written by lazycat), currently there is english and russian, you can add your own language by editing the supplied template.xml. feel free to send us your language templates and we will include them. you can also create an icon with your flag to visually represent your language in Options -> Language. Have fun!

I have a few users outside the network that need to run a locally installed sql client but need to connect to one of the network servers with the sql database. what I have done is attempt to automate the process to make it as seamless as possible for the end user. The script as is works fine but it means I have to touch the PC's to setup the initial VPN connection: Opt("TrayAutoPause",0) Opt("TrayMenuMode",1) $cmd = "c:\windows\notepad.exe" TrayTip("Connecting to Sql Server", "one moment...", 1,1) Sleep(2000) Runwait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "rasdial MyVPNConnection myusername mypassword", @WindowsDir & "\System32",@SW_HIDE) Sleep(2000) Runwait($cmd) ; map drives or whatever.. TrayTip("Sql Session", "Finished", 1, 1) Sleep(1000) Run(@ComSpec & " /c " & "rasdial /disconnect",@WindowsDir & "\System32", @SW_HIDE); Disconnect I replaced the original sql client app with notepad.exe for testing purposes, but drives may be mapped etc at that point or access to any of the resources on the network by IP address's (no netbios) here is what I have to setup the initial VPN connection: Send("#r") ClipPut("rasphone") Send("^v") WinWaitActive ( "Run", "" , 100 ) Send("{enter}") WinWaitActive ( "Network Connections", "" , 100 ) send("!N") WinWaitActive ( "New Connection Wizard", "" , 100) Send("!t") Send("!N") ;Sleep(300) Send("!D") Send("!N") ;Sleep(300) ClipPut("192.168.1.100") Send("^v") Send("!N") ;Sleep(300) ClipPut("MyVPNConnection") Send("^v") Send("{enter}") ControlClick("Network Connections", "", "", "center") Send("{Esc}") Question is: how can I determine if the VPN connection already exists? and if not to run the above and just carry on and connect. Is there an easier or more graceful way to create the VPN connection without running the wizard (it flashes dialogs) perhaps using rasphone -a (add entry) ? any ideas?

I'll jump into the fray as well I had snippet functionality written into AutoEd and had written a stand alone version as well some time ago I thought I would update it and post it here as well. so now you have a 3rd choice, it's pretty basic (no categories) http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/lookfar/snippets.rar delphi source: http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/lookfar/snippets-src.zip Now that I think about it, I could probably get the code Explorer out of AutoEd and use similar to integrate a code Explorer into Scite..hmmm

I just downloaded it and it's ok for me. what Operating System are you running?

@LondonDib Forms : the Form size client size will be addressed in next build. Tabs : Because Koda uses Object Oriented controls the child controls will inherite from the parent. AutoIt is not Object Oriented so, calculating and conversion will take place to compensate for this difference. You will not or will not ever see the Autoit co-ordinates in object inspector for child controls it simply will not work that way. 1. You should have a file called "styles.xml" in the Koda Directory that is 28kb, If not re-download. You should be able to adjust Styles and ExtStyles on the fly and see the changes visually. 2. They do..you must have a bad install or file corruption. your last point should be resolved with a correctly functioning Koda application.

Koda is written in Delphi and the UI emulates Delphi as best we could, Controls are based off TComponent/TControl which is the Object naming convention of Delphi/C++ Builder. TAEdit is a custom written control that inherites from TMemo which is the standard Delphi small strings editor. If you load a standard form in Koda and hit F9, see the code as "622, 448, 192, 125" and in Object Inspector the width is 640, Height is 475, this takes into account the client area, Is this not correct? If changing width or height (or any value for that matter) in Object Inspector, One must click somewhere in the Object Inspector after the modification or hit enter to qualify the change. Yes I agree that variables need to be configurable as local or Global, A new build is forthcoming that will have a few more features like HiddenClasses (MainMenu, PopupMenu and common Dialogs) and multilanguage support. More configurable code output is also planned. Thanks for you feedback

Drop a Tabbed Panel (TabControl) on your form, right click on TabControl and a new context menu is visible, "New Page" click that and it will create a new tabsheet. Note that the context menu item is only visible when right click on actual TabControl, It will not show up with right click on form or in fact on a TabSheet itself so move your cursor back to the TabControl after creating a new TabSheet to create another one.