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Is it possible to allow more output to be sent with the Print statement ?
I think the screen is somewhat limited on this moment.

Hi,

Just curious of what and why you print to the screen

/Henning

Hi Henning,

Been busy with writing a Findfirst & Findnext but something is
going wrong and can't find it so i need the screen for debugging.
But the screen is showing the last 20 or 25 lines and i have an output of at leat 100 or 200 lines.
I started using the MsgBox but that is also running out of my screen

Slowdown wrote:Is it possible to allow more output to be sent with the Print statement ?
I think the screen is somewhat limited on this moment.

You may use the stdout command instead. It shows its output in the q7basic ide.

Or an extra Form with just a ListBox for debugging.

/Henning

You may use the stdout command instead. It shows its output in the q7basic ide.

Nice, thought my code crashed but i can see now (time stamp) that the code is still
running but i have created a loop which will never end
@Henning,
Must be honest but don't know how create a second form (at this moment).
totally off topic: http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&biw=1 ... =&aql=&oq=

Create a new Form in Qt Creator
Add controls and name them
Save As to your project directory as ex. Form2.ui
Start Q7B
In the Project menu, "New File With Super Class"
Select QWidget and name it Form2 as your new .ui Form.

To add a Module:
Project menu, "New File With Super Class"
Select QObject and name it as ex. Module1

/Henning

Henning thanx.
I was looking from within Q7B to create a new form.

IMO there is no need for a Q7B Form designer. Qt Designer gives all needed and more. And once created, there is a direct access from Q7B. The only thing missing (or I haven't found it) is way to start Qt Designer from Q7B to create a new Form.

/Henning

Hi,

MO there is no need for a Q7B Form designer. Qt Designer gives all needed and more. And once created, there is a direct access from Q7B.

There is indeed no need for a build-in form designer but if i'm right Bernd was planning for a build-in designer but he may
have left that thought.

The only thing missing (or I haven't found it) is way to start Qt Designer from Q7B to create a new Form.

In fact you can.
In the IDE first,

In the Project menu, "New File With Super Class"
Select QWidget and name it Form2 as your new .ui Form.

After that hit ctrl+return (Qt Designer for the Current file) and you have what you want :-)