I'm a newbie with the VM but must sart dealing with these things. Sorry if I ask something obvious or already asked, I done a quick search and not found nothing. The questions are relative to Windows VM, and are: 1. Having more than 1 vm on the box, the new downloaded VM start only when you drag the image onto the vm but it doesn't run when you double click the image. I registered (doing Open with) the new vm, but seems that even the images are opened with the older vm. It's a windows problem, that avoid to have more than an .exe to open an image when such .exe has the same name (by example I've the possibility of Open with squeak and croquet, but not more than 1 Squeak)? 2. I must recompile the VM to learn and add some simple things I read how to do on the documentation, but Imust to investigate if is possible to disable the behavior of the VM when you click on the close button on the Window. I've not found .ini or so options. Any help will be appreciated. Cheers. -- Germán S. Arduino http://www.arsol.biz http://www.arsol.net |
On 20/03/2008, Germán Arduino <[hidden email]> wrote: > > I'm a newbie with the VM but must sart dealing with these things. > > Sorry if I ask something obvious or already asked, I done a quick > search and not found nothing. > > The questions are relative to Windows VM, and are: > > 1. Having more than 1 vm on the box, the new downloaded VM start only > when you drag the image onto the vm but it doesn't run when you double > click the image. I registered (doing Open with) the new vm, but seems > that even the images are opened with the older vm. It's a windows > problem, that avoid to have more than an .exe to open an image when > such .exe has the same name (by example I've the possibility of Open > with squeak and croquet, but not more than 1 Squeak)? > there depends what executable will run with given file as parameter. In newer version of windoze you can edit a list of commands (so you can put there 'open with old VM', 'open with new VM' e.t.c.). But there can be only single default command, which executed when you double-click on image. And to execute any other command you need to right-click on a file and select a command from menu. > 2. I must recompile the VM to learn and add some simple things I read > how to do on the documentation, but Imust to investigate if is > possible to disable the behavior of the VM when you click on the close > button on the Window. I've not found .ini or so options. > Yes, this can be disabled either by ignoring WM_CLOSE command or by changing the window style to remove [x] button from titlebar & close command from menu. > Any help will be appreciated. > > Cheers. > > > -- > Germán S. Arduino > http://www.arsol.biz > http://www.arsol.net > -- Best regards, Igor Stasenko AKA sig. |
Thanks by your help Igor. 2008/3/20, Igor Stasenko <[hidden email]>: > > > 2. I must recompile the VM to learn and add some simple things I read > > how to do on the documentation, but Imust to investigate if is > > possible to disable the behavior of the VM when you click on the close > > button on the Window. I've not found .ini or so options. > > > > Yes, this can be disabled either by ignoring WM_CLOSE command or by > changing the window style to remove [x] button from titlebar & close > command from menu. > Were I found this options to modify, don't seems to be on .ini. Cheers. |
Forget it, found on .ini: EnableAltF4Quit=0. Cheers. 2008/3/20, Germán Arduino <[hidden email]>: > Thanks by your help Igor. > > 2008/3/20, Igor Stasenko <[hidden email]>: > > > > > > 2. I must recompile the VM to learn and add some simple things I read > > > how to do on the documentation, but Imust to investigate if is > > > possible to disable the behavior of the VM when you click on the close > > > button on the Window. I've not found .ini or so options. > > > > > > > > Yes, this can be disabled either by ignoring WM_CLOSE command or by > > changing the window style to remove [x] button from titlebar & close > > command from menu. > > > > Were I found this options to modify, don't seems to be on .ini. > > Cheers. > |
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Germán Arduino wrote: > 2. I must recompile the VM to learn and add some simple things I read > how to do on the documentation, but Imust to investigate if is > possible to disable the behavior of the VM when you click on the close > button on the Window. I've not found .ini or so options. I was going to point you to squeakvm.org but it appears to be down right now. In any case, you should read what's up there when it's back online. There is actually an option which suppresses both Alt-F4 as well the windows close button. Simply add the following line to your Squeak.ini [global] EnableAltF4Quit=0 Cheers, - Andreas |
Thanks Andreas, I just founded sometime before seeing your mail, but thanks you by the response! Cheers. Germán. 2008/3/20, Andreas Raab <[hidden email]>: > > Germán Arduino wrote: > > 2. I must recompile the VM to learn and add some simple things I read > > how to do on the documentation, but Imust to investigate if is > > possible to disable the behavior of the VM when you click on the close > > button on the Window. I've not found .ini or so options. > > > > I was going to point you to squeakvm.org but it appears to be down right > now. In any case, you should read what's up there when it's back online. > There is actually an option which suppresses both Alt-F4 as well the > windows close button. Simply add the following line to your Squeak.ini > > [global] > EnableAltF4Quit=0 > > Cheers, > > - Andreas > |
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