CWiz template tool with source code, version: 1.01 (Feb 11, 2004)
Author: Holger Buick
Dear Pelle,
Could you please also provide the dll for this download ? or guid me build it by using PellesC
I try building that dll, but it seems to be that PellesC didn't recognize that dll when using Tools/Customize/Add-ins.
Thanks in advance,
It's really Holger's project, but I will try to fix it.
For now, change line ~71 from...
ADDIN_ADD_COMMAND AddCmd;
...to...
ADDIN_ADD_COMMAND AddCmd = {0};
... and recompile.
Pelle
It's great ! Now I can use CWiz add-ins. Thanks so much
Hello,
thanks for using the template tool.
Thanks Pelle for the change, its long time ago and I can not remember how to make the code for the addins.
There is another version of CWiz in the section 'source coude' -> contributions that is not an addin and works standalone as far as I remember. (.exe)
Holger Buick
No problems, Holger. I will upload the fixed version - just have to get past this Christmas thing first... ;)
Pelle
Quote from: "Pelle"No problems, Holger. I will upload the fixed version - just have to get past this Christmas thing first... ;)
Pelle
Dear Santa Claus:
Didn't you give Pelle any presents? He still seems to be having trouble getting past last Christmas.
Robert Wishlaw
I didn't say *which* Christmas... ;-)
OK - let's see if I can remember this time...
Pelle
Ya change in the source code section would be great on this plugin.
By the way...if u want this add-in to work u have to do the following(at least in my case):
copy the created cwiz.DLL and cwiz.TXT into <install path> pelleC\Bin\Addins\
and then in the tool --> customize --> Add-ins u check the cwiz.DLL
Well i know i didnt make any new discoveries but still this might be a useful information to someone. =D>
Hello,
I downloaded my old cwiz addin and it did not work properly.
So I downloaded the standalone version here:
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/contrib_cwiz.htm
this works.
Don't forget to copy cwiz.txt together with cwiz.exe into one diectory. cwiz.txt contains all the templates.
If you want to use it from the IDE dropdown menu "Tools" you should give the path and name of cwiz.txt as argument in ->tools -> custumize.
For example:
Menu text: cwiz
Command: D:\DAta\Projects\cwiz\cwiz.EXE
Arguments: D:\DAta\Projects\cwiz\cwiz.txt
or alternatively:
initial dir: D:\DAta\Projects\cwiz
if cwiz.txt is in the same directory as cwiz.exe
Has anyone made a tamplate for this tool himself one time?
Holger