WDSc Survivor
Five Brave RPG Programmers Move from PDM/SEU to WDSc
January 10, 2005
You gotta try the code designer for screens
The more I play with the code designed for screens, the more I like it. I still get in this mind set that says "Gee, I only need to make a small change to this screen. It might be faster to edit the code or use SDA which I know like the back of my hand." But, I force myself to pull up code designed and I'm rarely disappointed. I recently had to make once screen become four. I quickly found the duplicate menu option. Wow! I had the four screen changes made in 1/2 hour and I had to rearrange all four screens and add fields. The ability to move fields around and create new text beats SDA hands down. No more quote marks, not more - and = to move stuff around. You gotta try it!
Posted by at January 10, 2005 9:06 AM
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