Steve_in_Texas wrote on Jul 10
th, 2006 at 8:20pm:
As much as we enjoy using Sesame, we would love to see the following options added sometime down the road:
Ability to turn off single clicking in command tree and when importing, exporting files. (Our users have a tendancy to double click to make things happen which causes a lot of problems in Sesame.)
This one I am not sure about. Mark or Erika will have to comment on this one.
Quote:Ability to use custom pictures on command prompts (@promptforuserinput) and also on Command Buttons.
You will have the ability to use an image as a label for an element. I don't believe you will be able to use an image in @PromptForUserInput() but you can make a form as a dialog box(More on that later).
Quote:Scroll bar in Multi-line text boxes.
Already on the list of future 2.0 enhancements. But the F6 editor window will have scrollbars in 2.0. Both Vertical and Horizontal if needed.
Quote:Image browser that remembers last folder opened.
I'm not sure the feasibility of this one as all images have to be stored as a relative path from the image path as set in the Application Property manager.
Quote:A more forgiving 'popup menu'. ('mis-firing' causes the menu to close.)
I believe this is in 2.0 already PopupChoiceList() I believe is a little more forgiving plus it has scrollbars.
Quote:Ability to display a small, popup 'form' for user input that displays text and check boxes, command buttons etc. (perhaps coming in 2.0?) Currently, our users have to answer a series of questions to get a job accomplished which gets quite tedious.
Already in 2.0. @FormAsDialog(). Allows the programmer to use a form as a popup dialog box returning the form values as a StringArray. There are also commands that let you build an entire form in code and display it but it does not support check boxes, at this time. It supports combo boxes, standard text boxes, right aligned text boxes and multiline elements.
Quote:I hope I'm not asking for too much. Thanks for listening....as always.
Steve
You are welcome.
-Ray