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Ah well, but how do I start Ted from Ted itself? It just complains that the working directory is not set so I guess I have to compile it within its original folder structure?
Thanks! Will do that! Is there an easy way to print something to the console inside ted, so I could just output some stuff there? Might be obvious but simple “Print” did not do it down there…
edit: BTW: OnSave() is not called (only via menu)
Well maybe you can get a broken heart instead?
May I step in with my CTRL+ issue again? I’ve tried to debug that but where is that place where is the CTRL+S event happening? I’ve found some in the monkey2keyeventfilter.monkey2 and those are actually working. But the more generic ones are done by monkey itself?
It’s super annoying to not have a working keyboard with short cuts (CTRL+C/V works but CTRL+S does NOT) and is one of the reasons I cannot use Ted atm.
Maybe Mark could step in for some help? I mean my computer is nothing special, just a Windows 7 system…
Another issue: The content of the Ted windows does not repaint when I move another windows on top of it. So when I have a window hiding Ted and move that window away, Ted still shows that hiding window and not its content. As soon as I put it in front again my clicking into Ted it works of course.
Me neither.
You are right. Basically this is mojo 2 which was introduced both for Monkey 1 AND Monkey 2. But yeah, as Monkey 2 had no mojo 1 I guess Mark just called it mojo there.
Why should it replace Monkey 1? As long as I cannot use my Java libs for Android it actually NEVER will for me.
Oh and mojo 2 is the current graphics framework Monkey 2 uses.
Beside that, I really appreciate that offer.
Thanks for clarification, Mark!
No need to apologize. I cannot imagine that Ted2go is the problem itself actually…
Just did a fresh install of everything (well ok, it’s the binary v.1.1.02). Same problem.
Even more strange is that things like STRG+C/+V and +Z work, but STRG+O/+S/+N/+F do not!
I don’t know as I haven’t used earlier version. Strange enough this is only related to one of my PCs. On my Laptop everything is fine. STRG+S works in every other program though…
I want to add a question here. So Fibers are threads, right? When I want to do just a command line server without that mojo stuff I could just do a plain and dirty approach without fibers and just a blocking loop? I’ve read somewhere a single thread solution could be even better than multithreading for networking…
@scurty: Have you got this working btw?
Thanks. I’ve extended your example. All in all base constructors are called while base methods are not (no matter if I use virtual/override for New()).
Monkey1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132Class baseMethod New()Print "base new"End MethodMethod amethod() VirtualPrint "base method"End MethodEnd ClassClass extended Extends baseMethod New()Print "extended new"End MethodMethod amethod() OverridePrint "extended method"End MethodEnd ClassFunction Main()Local b:base = New base()Print "-----"Local e:extended = New extended()Print "-----"b.amethod()Print "-----"e.amethod()Print "-----"End FunctionResults:
base new
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base new
extended new
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base method
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extended method
—–Me too please!
I have a strange bug using Ted2Go. I cannot use any STRG+commands, so STRG+S for saving does not work for instance… Happens on my Windows 7 machine, so nothing special.
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