World: r3wp

I can imagine my text deleted very easily that way ;-) .... but never 
mind ... we still have the time to change it ....

I used the key bindings from OpenOffice where Ctrl+BackSpace and 
Ctrl+Del are delete word left and right respectively. EmEditor uses 
Ctrl-D to delete to end of line ... don't know if there is a "standard" 
for these types of operations; but as you surmised it's pretty easy 
to change at this stage.

Do we want any undo support.

What's wrong here ?

display "Configuration" [
		group-box [ 
			"Panel"
			data [

    text [ size 90 "Server (IP) " ] svr: field [ size 100x20 ]return
				text [ size 90 "Userid: " ] uid: field [ size 80x20 ] return

    text [ size 90 "Password: " ] pwd: field hide [ size 80x20 ] return

    text [ size 90 "Period (secs): " ] pd: field [ size 40x20 ] return

    text [ size 90  "Start Date: " ] dp: field [ size 80x20 ] return 
			]
		] 
	]

ahhhh.. doesn't like the "hide" for the field ...

No support for tab or cr to move from field to field yet?

I think I used to use Ctrl-Y to delete to end of line ( for something 
.. )

Thanks for the suggestion. RebGUI is really nice!

I 'm starting an intent to port to rebGUI an improved version of 
ctx-menu from cyphre :)

Ashley for table I have Clui 4GUI installed on my os so If I arrive 
rapidly to an efficient solution with ctx-menu I will start some 
work on the table ...

but first thing the adaptation of the Ctx-menu as all your actual 
widgets in it arre trully piece of art work I intent to do the same 
way with cyphre"s ctx-menu port to REBGUI :)

Thanks, looking forward to it! ;)

Oh wow, Graham, it can't be ctrl-Y. I am used to that being redo 
!! :) Let the editor key bindings begin. ... :-O

maybe really starting "skinning" of keybindings, and users can choose 
"windows-style" etc?

ctrl-y does, in MEMACS: paste, in ConTEXT: delete current line, etc.

we should only keep basic ones, like copy-paste (ctrl-x,ctrl-c,ctrl-v), 
selection (ctrl-a, (ctrl)-shift-left/right), and undo/redo (ctrl-z,ctrl-Z?).

it's better that having users deleting all text with a bad keypress.

A policy of "least harm" applies with regard to key combos of different 
editors which contradict each other in a destructive way.

RebGUI 0.1.6 (b) version that includes cyphre's ctx-menu is done 
;) Well it was added as it and as I'm less an artist than Ashley 
I let it functionnal as it was mainly designed by cyphre. I add a 
little trick and some code to it to make it more resemblant to a 
common menu and add the possibility to draw text starting from left... 
I hope Ashley or others could take some amount of their precious 
time to see it and enhance this very first implementation to make 
it even more in the mood of RebGUI

you can grab it from here http://shadwolf.free.fr/RebGUI-016-cyphremenu.zip

that looks pretty sweet - like that installer example.

in this archive tour.r file countain the menu-bar new widget use 
description and the widgets.r file contains the declaration code 
for menu-bar

I like the grouping.

yes it's a very cool widget library ;)

Ashley, can we get a password field ?

Latest release available at: http://www.dobeash.com/files/RebGUI-017.zip

Highlights include:

	- New title-group and radio-group widgets
	- no-space keyword renamed to tight
	- Added indent keyword
	- Install example moved into title-group %tour.r example

 - RebGUI is now #include aware (you can run it or encap it with zero 
 changes)
	- Display User's Guide updated to reflect previous changes

Menu and Password-Field are being integrated into 0.1.8.

very nice work as usual I have one little impprovement that I would 
like to add to my ctx-menu adaptation to RebGUI is the size calculation 
instead of passing to it staticly it would be better to calculate 
in relation with the parent-face and be able to use the resize on 
it

have you some tips to implement this ?

the span field is enought  but I need to redraw the ctx-menu when 
a resize is done

The menu widget is over 500 lines and a bit of a global name-space 
polluter. My first-cut clean of it is here: http://www.dobeash.com/files/menu.r


You'll notice that "lefted" items and shadow-drop images have already 
been cut ... but a lot more has to come out.

Really impressive progress! My hat's off to Ashley and the RebGUI 
team.

Ashley I notice it it was done pretty quickly as a try Like a can 
I do this algorithma ;)

I'm missing a new_folder.png

the caculation/show on lefted popup menu are pertty un goodly calculated 
into menu feels ;)

ahh.. got the new distro.

buuuuuu you supres my nice lefted lol ;)

hehehe no problem I think firsst we will provide it easy and then 
we could enhance it maybe cyphre wants to apport some code to it 
and enbetter it

ctx-menu was in a early stage  :)

is the first character of the words supposed to overlap the images?

no ...

with my version it's not draw like this so 2 alternatives : or Ashley 
deleted some of the compositing code (don't think so ) or the images 
are to big and to avoid this to append again we need to add a static 
image menu resampling in order to get them fit the relevent value 
;)

Graham some indulgence please menu in rebgui are very alpha stage 
vefor sunday I don"t even know  what could be the result of having 
it to rebogui and if it was workable with older non AGG capable rebol/view 
;)

hehe .. not complaining, just asking ..

when I see it was relatively close in code motion to rebgui I started 
to wanted hardly to port it and better it a little (the famous lefted 
option ... to quick developed to convince every one  ;)

GRaham you point to good problems any way ;)

the ask is do we need to specify in hard coded way the resize of 
every image ...

or do we let user size it's image be it self ?

img: to image! make face [edge: none image: img size: 22x22]

hum hum  I saying craps ... the image is hard coded sized but maybe 
to big ...

Previous images were 18x18, while I'm using "standard" 22x22 ones. 
Everything else needs to be resized accordingly, but it's going to 
be hard-coded so a lot of the dynamic sizing code can go. Less is 
more. ;)

:)