RE: [ros-dev] Visual IDE for ROS

[Murphy, Ged (Bolton)]

Joseph Miller wrote:
>   So I am currently working on making my Visual GWin++
>  project work under ReactOS.   
If it works under windows, it should work under ROS.
If it doesn't, it's likely there is some missing functionality or bugs in
ROS at the moment.
You shouldn't modify your program to work under ROS if it breaks Windows
functionality, as it's likely to be fixed in the future.
If it works under Windows but not ROS, try to establish why and report it.
This would be a more productive way for both projects.
Regards,
Ged.
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[calcmaster.NET]

I will continue to develop Visual GWin++ for Windows, but then I will make the
modifications so that it will work with ROS.  I do expect that in the near
future, it will work with ROS without any modifications, and I may try to
work with the ROS source code to add the functionality and fix the bugs that
I need.  At this point it was just easier to do it backwards.
In my original email, I did mention the problems that I was having with some
of the messages.  One thing that I did leave out is that I could not get
Visual GWin++ to interact with Scite on ROS.  I'm assuming that the problem
most likely comes from lack of implementation of RegisterWindowMessage(), but
that's just a guess.  Maybe you guys would know more about that.  Still, any
help for where to look to begin making the modifications for those messages
would be helpful.  Thanks.
-Joseph
On Monday 13 June 2005 3:23 am, Murphy,  Ged (Bolton) wrote:
>   Joseph Miller wrote:
> >   So I am currently working on making my Visual
> > GWin++
> >  project work under ReactOS. 
>  If it works under windows, it should work under ROS.
>  If it doesn't, it's likely there is some missing functionality or bugs in
>  ROS at the moment.
>  You shouldn't modify your program to work under ROS if it breaks Windows
>  functionality, as it's likely to be fixed in the future.
>  If it works under Windows but not ROS, try to establish why and report it.
>  This would be a more productive way for both projects.
>  Regards,
>  Ged.
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[Ge van Geldorp]

>   From: calcmaster.NET
>  One thing that I did leave out is that I could not get
>  Visual GWin++ to interact with Scite on ROS.  I'm
>  assuming that the problem most likely comes from lack
>  of implementation of RegisterWindowMessage(),
>  but that's just a guess.  Maybe you guys would know more
>  about that. 
AFAIK, our implementation of RegisterWindowMessage() is complete.
Gé van Geldorp.