Where can I find a forum or other Samples using the QuickSharp SDK?

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Salvete! I think this is my first question here, ever.

I am trying out the QuickSharp SDK and am having a hard time finding some help with it. I can hack through the example it comes with, but then I get stuck in some places. There isn't even anything in the Code Project's search - nothing!

I can't even find anything on Stack Overflow - not even answers.

Does anybody use this?

I am looking for a forum or some other coding samples or some camraderie.

Posted 30-Apr-13 12:01pm

brother.gabriel

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Maciej Los 30-Apr-13 18:35pm

What is your exact problem?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Apr-13 18:36pm

Maybe it does not exist, because it's sill too new. And you have full source code, so the situation is not the same as with Microsoft... :-)
—SA

brother.gabriel 30-Apr-13 18:43pm

Well, my 'exact' problem is that I can't figure out how to make a floated form use the minimumsize property, and am not sure where to put code to size it at all.

I only asked here, hoping that someone knew of some more resources.

I also note that the Weifenlu dockpanel suite has been updated to version 2.8, but QuickSharp is using an older module.

QuickSharp was started in 2010, and the latest release was November of 2012.

I can't google up even any reference of folks who have used QuickSharp. Have any of you used it?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Apr-13 18:51pm

I think it's related to Weifenlu product only, but I don't think it has forum. Look at his site though. I used to have problems with this library, but I though I would be able to work around them...
—SA

brother.gabriel 30-Apr-13 20:42pm

Mr. Kryukov - so, what did you do? Did you make anything out of the QuickSharp SDK, or were you only using the wiefenluo Suite? I've tried the weifenluo suite alone, and then I tried the same basic project using the QuickSharp SDK. But with neither can I figure out a solution to the floating forms, except for a bit of a workaround here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8674266/using-weifenluo-dockpanel-suite?rq=1 that will work somewhat.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Apr-13 21:13pm

No, I just tried out Wiefenluo pretty well. As far as I remember, floating was OK...
—SA

[no name] 30-Apr-13 18:56pm

Why don't you simply ask the author? http://sourceforge.net/users/swatwork08

brother.gabriel 30-Apr-13 20:39pm

Thanks, Phantom - I looked on the QuickSharp site for that contact info but couldn't find it. However, with your link, I just sent Mr. Walker a message.

brother.gabriel 2-May-13 16:57pm

It's been a day or two and I've no reply from the fellow (don't much blame him). I can't find *anything* to do with QuickSharp at all, except for the QuickSharp site and the freeware vendors marketing the QuickSharp IDE.

I've decided to go with dockdotNet. It is fairly simple to use and you can set most of the floated form properties right there with the property designer - including the icon, the default floated size, and even the minimumsize property.

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