From:	noname AT noname DOT org (Stuart Hall)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: question about RHIDE v1.4 -- ghosting of Run option
Date:	Mon, 22 Feb 1999 19:32:11 GMT
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One thing I have found is that RHIDE is very sensitive to what Window
is active.  That is, if the message window at the bottom is active, or
has your cursor in it, then many of the menu commands (such as
compile, make, run etc) are disabled, or as you say Ghosted.

Just a thought.

Oh, and the other thing I learned from Robert and SET is that you
really don't need to use the DOS shell for much of anything except
perhaps File manipulation (deletes, moves etc.).  After learning how
to Run with Parameters, I haven't used DOS shell once in perhaps three
weeks.

Good luck,
Stuart

On 22 Feb 1999 15:08:11 GMT, b-lagow AT students DOT uiuc DOT edu (benjamin
wilson lagow) so kindly spent valuable time writing:

>I just installed DJGPP 2.02 and RHIDE 1.4.  (I'm using them to learn C++,
>so right now I'm only compiling simple programs.)
>
>I've noticed that sometimes the Run option on the Run menu becomes ghosted.
>This means that I can still compile my programs and go to a DOS shell to
>run them, but that I can't run them from within RHIDE. 
>
>What is it that causes this option to become ghosted?  I don't find an
>explanation of this in the documentation.  I'd like to keep the option
>available, because the option doesn't become unghosted even after I have
>edited the program (which is more than a little annoying).
>
>If it matters, I'm running RHIDE under Win95 on a P150 with 32MB RAM.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Jaz
>
>


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