Hi everyone,
I have one question concerning Allegro CL IDE.
Actually I don't know how to print in a multi-line-editable-text component.
Please tell me if you have an idea....
Thanks,
Sanja
"Sanja Lazarova" <·····@mol.com.mk> writes:
> I have one question concerning Allegro CL IDE.
> Actually I don't know how to print in a multi-line-editable-text component.
> Please tell me if you have an idea....
If I remember right, Franz's text components are instances of streams,
However, that does not mean that you can write to them using (for
example) #'format (though you can surely try).
I remember there were methods for writing inside them. The method might
be for one of the superclases. so do this:
ask the IDE for all methods that apply to that class. Also, if I
remember right, there's a switch that let's you include methods that act
on the superclasses of the class as well (of course, this makes the list
much bigger).
good luck,
dave
David Bakhash <·····@alum.mit.edu> wrote:
>"Sanja Lazarova" <·····@mol.com.mk> writes:
>
>> I have one question concerning Allegro CL IDE.
>> Actually I don't know how to print in a multi-line-editable-text component.
>> Please tell me if you have an idea....
>
>If I remember right, Franz's text components are instances of streams,
>However, that does not mean that you can write to them using (for
>example) #'format (though you can surely try).
Not exactly . But every widget is hold in specialized window.
>I remember there were methods for writing inside them. The method might
>be for one of the superclases. so do this:
>
>ask the IDE for all methods that apply to that class. Also, if I
>remember right, there's a switch that let's you include methods that act
>on the superclasses of the class as well (of course, this makes the list
>much bigger).
You could also browse the class of the widget window .
Why not using (setf value) ?
>good luck,
>dave
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Thanks a lot for your answer, it really made me think of other aspects....
I have one more question...
How do I write to the main form which device is text-edit-window?
What is the property for that? I try with
(setf s :form1)
and than print and princ to s...
But I get an error message...
Thanks in advance...
Sanja
"David Bakhash" <·····@alum.mit.edu> wrote in message
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> "Sanja Lazarova" <·····@mol.com.mk> writes:
>
> > I have one question concerning Allegro CL IDE.
> > Actually I don't know how to print in a multi-line-editable-text
component.
> > Please tell me if you have an idea....
>
> If I remember right, Franz's text components are instances of streams,
> However, that does not mean that you can write to them using (for
> example) #'format (though you can surely try).
>
> I remember there were methods for writing inside them. The method might
> be for one of the superclases. so do this:
>
> ask the IDE for all methods that apply to that class. Also, if I
> remember right, there's a switch that let's you include methods that act
> on the superclasses of the class as well (of course, this makes the list
> much bigger).
>
> good luck,
> dave