development GUI-server v 0.94

[Lutz]

* many bug fixes, changes and additions



* many documentation improvements



* new demo stroke-demo.lsp

http://newlisp.org/downloads/development/stroke-demo.png">http://newlisp.org/downloads/developmen ... e-demo.png">http://newlisp.org/downloads/development/stroke-demo.png



Changes notes (scroll down):

http://newlisp.org/downloads/development/CHANGES-guiserver-094.txt">http://newlisp.org/downloads/developmen ... er-094.txt">http://newlisp.org/downloads/development/CHANGES-guiserver-094.txt



Files:

http://newlisp.org/downloads/development/">http://newlisp.org/downloads/development/





Lutz

[didi]

Stroke-demo works good at win2k .  The newlisp-edit doesn't start even with the c:temp or d:temp directory . Console.lsp still works without problems. I'll hope can try it today on XP .



The gui-server  is a big enterprise , i hope it's still fun for Lutz , respect  :-)

[Sleeper]

in newlisp-edit.lsp:

Code Select Expand

(constant 'TEMP_DIR (if (= ostype Win32) "C:\temp" "/tmp"))

Win32 must be in quotes.

i already mentioned this in previous topic

[didi]

Thanx Sleeper.

I forgot to say, that despite this and "win32"  instead of win32 it doesn't work. Next I'll  try it out of the console to see some error messages.

[HPW]

Works for me in Win2K and WinXP.

[didi]

On "Win XP professional  V2002 -  SP2"  the frameless-demo.lsp shows a dark-blue-background .  Maybe HPW can cross-check this.





I used the Java-Runtimeversion 5.0 Update3 without problems, this versions used only 16MB, which is about the half of my 1.6 version at home.

[Lutz]

On "Win XP professional V2002 - SP2" the frameless-demo.lsp shows a dark-blue-background . Maybe HPW can cross-check this.

On Vista it should show tranparency like glass, dark-blue is fine on WinXP

I used the Java-Runtimeversion 5.0 Update3 without problems, this versions used only 16MB, which is about the half of my 1.6 version at home.

You can go down to 1.42 and have only about 9 MB on XP (have tried this)



Lutz



ps: I edited this later because misread it before

[HPW]

that means that transparency does not work on Java+Vista.

He only post about XP!



On my Win2K and WinXP both show the darkblue background.