On Nov 29, 2005, at 9:00 PM, Mario Lacunza wrote:
> Right now Im working in a big project with Python+Firebird database. > > So I need to know: Dabo is stable? because I need make: forms with > grids(editions options, boolean fields), combos conected to a field > with > a key param not visible, not standards forms = form with a particular > design,if the user change a value in a grid(or combo,textbox,etc), the > form save the changes in auto(inside in "Save" event)??? etc. if > possible rigth now make this with Dabo?
Yes, Dabo is quite stable. And the features you describe are certainly able to be done.
> My doubt: the code generated with the present version will be 100% > compatible for new versions? Maintaining?
Right now, the only generated code is the Wizard-generated code. The Designer cannot yet create usable forms; it's still in the proof- of-concept stage, until I can add in code editing and linking.
I would *not* recommend that you go with the AppWizard to do the sort of custom things that you want to do. It would make much more sense to create your app by hand; it may take a little more time initially, but it will a) give you much more flexibility and b) give you a better understanding of how Dabo works, which will enable you to create better apps.
> If your answer is: YES... so, I migrate my entire code into > Dabo!!.Please I need your support in this case and send me instrutions > for download from SVN or CVS.
We don't use CVS; our repository in in Subversion. You can find instructions for getting the latest and greatest from Subversion on the Wiki: <http://dabodev.com/wiki/HowToInstall>
I would be more than willing to help you if you decide to go with Dabo!
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