@AwesomeCronk : I confess I hadn't really considered the use case of opening a file directly from the desktop; I had always just opened the FlexGUI.exe program directly. But it is a nice feature, so I've added it to the 4.0.0-preview release, which is available from:
Note that you still have to set up the Library directory if you want to use a different IDE's library (like the PropTool library) but there's a least a warning about that now if you forget.
@ersmith
Thank you for fixing this!
What do you use to make FlexGUI?
For the user interface I use Tcl/Tk. It's an interpreted scripting language, so pretty much the whole GUI source code is in the src/ directory (the main file is src/gui.tcl) and can be tweaked without having to recompile anything.
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https://github.com/totalspectrum/flexgui/releases
Note that you still have to set up the Library directory if you want to use a different IDE's library (like the PropTool library) but there's a least a warning about that now if you forget.
Thank you for fixing this!
What do you use to make FlexGUI?
For the user interface I use Tcl/Tk. It's an interpreted scripting language, so pretty much the whole GUI source code is in the src/ directory (the main file is src/gui.tcl) and can be tweaked without having to recompile anything.