Subject | Suggestions for 4.0 |
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Author | Kaputnik |
Post date | 2000-11-29T19:05:16Z |
Hi Jason,
one suggestion from me for the next version:
The IB_connection can hold much pre-prepared stuff for the Datasets like
Displaylabels, Alignment and so on.
As I always work with custom hints for my datasets (I have stringlists for
two languages for my dual-language-apps) it would be a great help, if I
could define custom hints (for the IBOBars and so on) at the
connection-level. For now, i have to replace the stringlist for every
Dataset in my app, when the user changes the language, what can be very
cumbersome. A centralized repository for the hints to be used as default
when the hints of the dataset are empty would be really cool.
I know, that I can change the hints in the Constants.pas, but that won't
help me for multi-lang-apps.
Thanx for the attention and
CU, Kaputnik
(Nick Josipovic)
nick@...
kap@...
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one suggestion from me for the next version:
The IB_connection can hold much pre-prepared stuff for the Datasets like
Displaylabels, Alignment and so on.
As I always work with custom hints for my datasets (I have stringlists for
two languages for my dual-language-apps) it would be a great help, if I
could define custom hints (for the IBOBars and so on) at the
connection-level. For now, i have to replace the stringlist for every
Dataset in my app, when the user changes the language, what can be very
cumbersome. A centralized repository for the hints to be used as default
when the hints of the dataset are empty would be really cool.
I know, that I can change the hints in the Constants.pas, but that won't
help me for multi-lang-apps.
Thanx for the attention and
CU, Kaputnik
(Nick Josipovic)
nick@...
kap@...
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
superior Client/Server programming:
www.IBObjects.com
a nice Tool for Interbase:
www.InterbaseWorkbench.com