> So you mean you are mainly developing your code in DB and then
> migrate to another IDE?
No, I mean I use the appropriate tool for the appropriate elements. DB knows more about wxWidgets than almost any other IDE out there, so, if I want to do something using wxWidgets, I use DB. Whether it is a complete application or not is immaterial. DB is going to give me something that is correct, wxWidgets-wise. So, if some part of the project uses wxWidgets, I go straight to the horse's mouth, as it were, and use DB.
If it's only part of the project, I still use DB and use the App as a stub to make sure everything works correctly in the wxWidgets world.
Now, if I'm using the .NET Framework, I'll use Visual Studio for that code, since that's the authority of note there. Even though I could, theoretically, use DB for that also (via Foreign or custom).
> Thanks again for your help,
>
Not a problem!;) That's what the forum is for, so we can help each other.
MfG,
Dave S.
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