• Sam Hu (52/52) Sep 09 2008 Hi BB & Frank,
• Frank Benoit (2/2) Sep 09 2008 On Windows XP this works for me.
• Olli Aalto (6/6) Sep 16 2008 I got the same problem, while doing the IBM tutorial from the other
• Frank Benoit (8/15) Sep 16 2008 Then it is probably about your environment...
• Olli Aalto (7/15) Sep 16 2008 1.033
• Frank Benoit (9/25) Sep 16 2008 Does the snippet
• Olli Aalto (18/27) Sep 16 2008 No, didn't even know about them until now. Adding either one fixes the
• Sam Hu (2/7) Sep 17 2008

Sam Hu <samhu.samhu gmail.com> writes:

Hi BB & Frank,

Sorry for so many questions to ask.As subjected,Table.setHeaderVisible(true)
does not show the table header,below is the source:
//******************************
module testTable;

import dwt.DWT;
import dwt.widgets.Display;
import dwt.widgets.Shell;
import dwt.layout.FillLayout;
import dwt.widgets.Table;
import dwt.widgets.TableItem;
import dwt.widgets.TableColumn;

int main(char[][] args)
{
	
	Display display=new Display;
	Shell shell=new Shell(display);
	shell.setLayout(new FillLayout);
		
	Table table=new Table(shell,DWT.BORDER);
		
		
	TableColumn tbc1=new TableColumn(table,DWT.CENTER);
	tbc1.setText("First Name");
	tbc1.setWidth(100);
		
	TableColumn tbc2=new TableColumn(table,DWT.CENTER);
	tbc2.setText("Last Name");
	tbc2.setWidth(100);
		
	TableColumn tbc3=new TableColumn(table,DWT.CENTER);
	tbc3.setText("Address");
	tbc3.setWidth(120);
		
	table.setHeaderVisible(true);
	table.setLinesVisible(true);
		
	shell.open;
		
	while(! shell.isDisposed)
	{
		if(! display.readAndDispatch)
		display.sleep;
	}
	display.dispose;
		
		

	return 0;
}
//************************
I don't know why.
Thanks.
Sam

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

On Windows XP this works for me.
See attached Screenshot.

Olli Aalto <oaalto gmail.com> writes:

I got the same problem, while doing the IBM tutorial from the other 
thread. Did the part 1 and the only thing that didn't work was the table 
header.
I'm on XP, and I'm using quite recent version of DWT from the repo.
Probably from yesterday.

O.

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

Olli Aalto schrieb:
 I got the same problem, while doing the IBM tutorial from the other
 thread. Did the part 1 and the only thing that didn't work was the table
 header.
 I'm on XP, and I'm using quite recent version of DWT from the repo.
 Probably from yesterday.
 
 O.

Then it is probably about your environment...

Which version of tango? Release or Svn (rev?) ?
Which DMD version?
This is WinXp 32 Bit ?
You used -version=TANGOSVN ?
You used the DWT sources directly or as a static lib?

Frank

Olli Aalto <oaalto gmail.com> writes:

Frank Benoit wrote:
 
 Then it is probably about your environment...
 
 Which version of tango? Release or Svn (rev?) ?

0.99.7
 Which DMD version?

1.033
 This is WinXp 32 Bit ?

yes
 You used -version=TANGOSVN ?

AFAIK, no.
 You used the DWT sources directly or as a static lib?

What DSSS provides. Static lib?

O.

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

Olli Aalto schrieb:
 Frank Benoit wrote:
 Then it is probably about your environment...

 Which version of tango? Release or Svn (rev?) ?

 0.99.7
 Which DMD version?

 1.033
 This is WinXp 32 Bit ?

 yes
 You used -version=TANGOSVN ?

 AFAIK, no.
 You used the DWT sources directly or as a static lib?

 What DSSS provides. Static lib?
 
 O.

Does the snippet
dwt-samples/snippets/table/Snippet38.d
which has also table headers work for you?

Did you have the subsystem specified in your dsss.conf with one of:
    buildflags+= -L/SUBSYSTEM:windows:5
    buildflags+= -L/SUBSYSTEM:console:5

Did you link the dwt.res file?
    buildflags+= -L/rc:..\dwt

Olli Aalto <oaalto gmail.com> writes:

Frank Benoit wrote:
 Does the snippet
 dwt-samples/snippets/table/Snippet38.d
 which has also table headers work for you?

Yes.

 Did you have the subsystem specified in your dsss.conf with one of:
     buildflags+= -L/SUBSYSTEM:windows:5
     buildflags+= -L/SUBSYSTEM:console:5
 

No, didn't even know about them until now. Adding either one fixes the 
problem.

 Did you link the dwt.res file?
     buildflags+= -L/rc:..\dwt

No, see above about knowing. I added the dwt.res file from dwt-samples 
to my projects root folder and added -L/rc:dwt to buildflags. I didn't 
get any warnings/errors during build, but when the subsystem was set to 
console, and running the application I got some strange text to the console:

CreateActCtx failed, hence theme support will not be available
Please check for:
  - missing link option -L/su:windows:5 or -L/su:console:5
  - missing link option -L/rc:dwt
  - resource file 'dwt.res' was not accessible by linker
: An attempt to set the process default activation context failed 
because the process default activation context was already set.

It was nice to learn something new today. DWT seems to be in a pretty 
good shape. :)

O.

Sam Hu <samhu.samhu gmail.com> writes:

Ah, I got the same message since recent version of tango .997 and dwt from the
first time I asked questions here-:)
 
 CreateActCtx failed, hence theme support will not be available
 Please check for:
   - missing link option -L/su:windows:5 or -L/su:console:5
   - missing link option -L/rc:dwt
   - resource file 'dwt.res' was not accessible by linker