peacemaker Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 15, 2010 #1 Possible ? :sign0104: Sure, this pack may be updated sometimes...
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 15, 2010 #2 It doesn't help with the tutorials but my Help Viewer will show you all the help from the xml files on your desktop. Oops! Posted wrong link originally, now corrected. Last edited: Dec 15, 2010
It doesn't help with the tutorials but my Help Viewer will show you all the help from the xml files on your desktop. Oops! Posted wrong link originally, now corrected.
peacemaker Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 15, 2010 #3 Thanks ! But it'd be nice to have it built-in in a new release Opinion just to make usage more convenient for newbies... as b4ppc - all under hands.
Thanks ! But it'd be nice to have it built-in in a new release Opinion just to make usage more convenient for newbies... as b4ppc - all under hands.
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 15, 2010 #4 peacemaker said: But it'd be nice to have it built-in in a new release Click to expand... I don't understand this comment The viewer displays the help from the same xml files as the compiler uses so it is automatically up to date.
peacemaker said: But it'd be nice to have it built-in in a new release Click to expand... I don't understand this comment The viewer displays the help from the same xml files as the compiler uses so it is automatically up to date.
peacemaker Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 15, 2010 #5 agraham said: I don't understand this comment The viewer displays the help from the same xml files as the compiler uses so it is automatically up to date. Click to expand... I just mean that IMHO better for newbies if offline help system is built-in to the installation, helping to seach in one page\window... all the info about classes ect... that now collected in several .html. Without need to find\install extra utilities. Like done in b2ppc. It's just a comment to Erel, to make system more frendly ...to newbies. Like already is with b4ppc. More sales ect...
agraham said: I don't understand this comment The viewer displays the help from the same xml files as the compiler uses so it is automatically up to date. Click to expand... I just mean that IMHO better for newbies if offline help system is built-in to the installation, helping to seach in one page\window... all the info about classes ect... that now collected in several .html. Without need to find\install extra utilities. Like done in b2ppc. It's just a comment to Erel, to make system more frendly ...to newbies. Like already is with b4ppc. More sales ect...
S ssg Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 16, 2010 #6 I second peacemaker's point... and I do believe Erel would have help built-it in to the IDE in the near future. Also, if Erel could add Graham's HelpViewer library in the next setup of B4A as a new menu item in the IDE would be really excellent... but then again, thats the benefit of being a registered customer eh? cheers!
I second peacemaker's point... and I do believe Erel would have help built-it in to the IDE in the near future. Also, if Erel could add Graham's HelpViewer library in the next setup of B4A as a new menu item in the IDE would be really excellent... but then again, thats the benefit of being a registered customer eh? cheers!
JesseW Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 20, 2010 #7 agraham said: I don't understand this comment ... Click to expand... I bet he means he'd like to see it added to the B4A IDE itself with context sensitive help, much like MS does, instead of an external program, such as the solution you've offered. Your solution is brilliant, but its still another program to run and switch back and forth to. Perhaps you and Erel could put your heads together on this one Jesse Last edited: Dec 20, 2010
agraham said: I don't understand this comment ... Click to expand... I bet he means he'd like to see it added to the B4A IDE itself with context sensitive help, much like MS does, instead of an external program, such as the solution you've offered. Your solution is brilliant, but its still another program to run and switch back and forth to. Perhaps you and Erel could put your heads together on this one Jesse
