Soon to say goodbye.

Chris · Post by **Chris** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 1:53 pm

I did use it as well! Although I wasn't sure if it was you that wrote it, I met so many Mathias's over the years, maybe it would be better if you had named it "HakanssonSLE"

. In any case, very nice work!

Karl-Heinz · Post by **Karl-Heinz** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 2:55 pm

MathiasHakansson wrote:Karl-Heinz. Nice to hear that someone is still using MathiasSLE besides myself. I did MathiasSLE about 20 years ago so it's surprising that someone even remembers it. Claudio DiNucci from Italy helped a lot when doing the tricky parts about editing numerics with picture clauses.

/Mathias

Hi Mathias,

Although your class is 20 years old, the behavior when entering especially float numbers is still unbeaten. Yes, there are some tricky parts, but the X# runtime even knows _GetStringDXAX()

. The only problems have been the two PTR ( _cast , <string> ) and that a .net assign doesn´t return a value. Sure, there are still some tests to do, but it looks very good.

BTW. When I look at the last history entry:

[...]
1998-05-05 or 05.05.98

Now supports dates with pictures containing decimal points (.).
very small change in the decimalpos access.
[...]

is there a newer version available ? - though i can't imagine how to make it even more better

regards
Karl-Heinz

Karl-Heinz · Post by **Karl-Heinz** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 2:58 pm

Chris wrote:I did use it as well! Although I wasn't sure if it was you that wrote it, I met so many Mathias's over the years, maybe it would be better if you had named it "HakanssonSLE" . In any case, very nice work!

ok, now there are at least 3

MathiasHakansson · Post by **MathiasHakansson** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 3:05 pm

Karl-Heinz: That's the first item. The last is
2002-10-01
Using the + and - did not work on an empty date.

If you don't have the latest version it can be found here:
https://www.elecosoft.se/refDok/produkt ... iasSLE.zip

/MathiasH

wriedmann · Post by **wriedmann** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 3:07 pm

Hi Mathias,

it would be a good idea to transport this code to WinForms and WPF....

Wolfgang

MathiasHakansson · Post by **MathiasHakansson** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 3:22 pm

Yes Wolfgang, I agree. It sounds like Karl-Heinz already has. You are free to do so if you want. I don't have X# installed so I can't do it, at least not in the near future.

/Mathias

wriedmann · Post by **wriedmann** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 3:24 pm

Hi Mathias,

since X# is open source and there is a free version, nothing can stop you from installing and using it on your private machine....

Wolfgang
P.S. I don't know if Karl-Heinz has moved it "only" to the VO GUI classes with X#... If you agree, I will try to adapt it for WPF.

Karl-Heinz · Post by **Karl-Heinz** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 4:28 pm

wriedmann wrote: P.S. I don't know if Karl-Heinz has moved it "only" to the VO GUI classes with X#... If you agree, I will try to adapt it for WPF.

Hi Wolfgang,

Yes, i´m talking about the X# VO GUI only. IMO it makes no sense trying to customize the code for a winform edit control or WPF. There are far too many dependencies to VO-specific edit internals.

@Mathias
thanks, later on i'll feed the compiler with the new version.

regards
Karl-Heinz

MathiasHakansson · Post by **MathiasHakansson** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 4:33 pm

@Karl-Heinz
There is a really big chance that it is the same version that you are already using. Nothing has changed since 2002 or so.

/Mathias

lumberjack · Post by **lumberjack** » Tue Mar 26, 2019 11:19 pm

Karl-Heinz wrote:
wriedmann wrote: P.S. I don't know if Karl-Heinz has moved it "only" to the VO GUI classes with X#... If you agree, I will try to adapt it for WPF.
Yes, i´m talking about the X# VO GUI only. IMO it makes no sense trying to customize the code for a winform edit control or WPF. There are far too many dependencies to VO-specific edit internals.

Karl-Heinz, have you looked at Willie Moore's rightSLE, he did it for WinForm and WPF as well. Maybe you can get some ideas how he did it. I see it is available on his website.

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