Clark,
Thanks for 'fixing' my code for me :-)
I am still using the attached (zip) testcase to understand
the load/unload module process (I've reviewed the lastest SE help docs).
At your recommentation - I commented out my 'unload' command macro. I incorrectly
thought you had to define 'unload' as part of the module unload callback process.
In my mind - the SE Module unload callback process is similar to the intent of
a class destructor in C++. You need to 'clean up' your stuff from the SE state space.
Your recommendation worked - and moved me forward in my quest : But my current mission
to understand and code the SE module clean up process is not yet finished.
I have attached the latest version of 'testcase 06'.
I expected the following test command macros to be called during the module unload process;
_command void _on_unload_module_test_prompt_verify_callback_sequence() - Verification of unload callback process
_command void _on_unload_module_remove_all_toolbars() - Actual cleanup function for test module
My SE Architecture reference for my thinking is attached.
Please read my comments in the attached PDF file.
SE Arch - Load Unload - 04 - _command unload - September 2016.pdf
Finally could you comment on the unload callback process for the attached testcase 06?
What am I doing wrong ? ---- relative to testcase 06 cleaning up after itself during
the SE module unload process.
Most important : Where in the SE help documents is this explained?
Thanks so much ahead of time.
PS. Students need to use SE for Software Engineering Tool R&D. They need to
clean up the SE statespace AFTER the experimentation/development process is complete.
Then they 'release' their finished work to software enginnering club repository.
This 'R&D workflow' - is then used in federally funded projects related to other
non-software engineering R&D - that requires custom software for R&D tools needed
for the main mission (ie; such as magnetic field simulators for propulsion systems).
We need to train freshman undergrads - so by the time they are in a Master's program
that can use SlickEdit as an important and critical tool for research and development.
The attached Zip file has the current version of Testcase 06 - with the unload clean up
callbacks - as I understand them. If there is any Slickedit Sample code - or a Slickedit SDK
that has sample code - could you point me in the right direction? I have a presentation on
SlickEdit next week - in prep for some students getting the 2016 SE edition when available.