Posted 20 years ago
by Perni
- Austria/Vienna
Hi Actpro Team,
At first let me say, that this component is an absolutely great thing.
Ive downloaded it yesterday and after spending many hours, I came to the conclusion, that your SyntaxEditor is the Component, which I need for my solution. Now I have a little question about distributing and licensing (before I will buy a Single-Developer-License)
The goal of my project is Creating Code based on a template. This template should be editable very comfortable (in the Syntaxeditor of course). The user can choose a Script-Language (i.e. VB.NET) and an optional Output-Language (or simple ScriptLanguage.PlainText). With the possibilities from this control, I have much more options <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0"> and the Multilanguage-support is the most important feature for me.
At first, the devolpers in our team should be able to work with this Codegenerator.
I would like to install the Editorcontrol only at one machine and compile the project. The output should be a Library and the Editorcontrol is encapsulated in a UserControl wich offers the needed interfaces. So the developers in our team has no directly access to the Syntaxeditor (only a runtime-license), but they can use some features from the encapsulated control by the Public Interface from the Library.
Is that allowed?
Or is it neccessary to buy a license for every developer? (That could be a financially problem for us).
Greetings, Perni.
At first let me say, that this component is an absolutely great thing.
Ive downloaded it yesterday and after spending many hours, I came to the conclusion, that your SyntaxEditor is the Component, which I need for my solution. Now I have a little question about distributing and licensing (before I will buy a Single-Developer-License)
The goal of my project is Creating Code based on a template. This template should be editable very comfortable (in the Syntaxeditor of course). The user can choose a Script-Language (i.e. VB.NET) and an optional Output-Language (or simple ScriptLanguage.PlainText). With the possibilities from this control, I have much more options <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0"> and the Multilanguage-support is the most important feature for me.
At first, the devolpers in our team should be able to work with this Codegenerator.
I would like to install the Editorcontrol only at one machine and compile the project. The output should be a Library and the Editorcontrol is encapsulated in a UserControl wich offers the needed interfaces. So the developers in our team has no directly access to the Syntaxeditor (only a runtime-license), but they can use some features from the encapsulated control by the Public Interface from the Library.
Is that allowed?
Or is it neccessary to buy a license for every developer? (That could be a financially problem for us).
Greetings, Perni.
