I solved my problem by adding a copy of the latest zipper unit, with a
different name, to FPSpreadsheet.
And the latest zipper unit works very well!!
thanks,
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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Op zaterdag 31-01-2009 om 21:43 uur [tijdzone +0300], schreef dmitry
boyarintsev:
Or (still better) which chances are that the code of TProfGrid would
compile with FPC ?
chances are very high, since FPC supports delphi dialect
{$ifdef fpc}{$mode delphi}{$h+}{$endif}
No, chances are very
No, chances are very low. It's a component which will most-probably
depend on several vcl-internals with which the FCL is incompatible.
Because the FCL has to deal with several widgetsets and OS'es. While
Delphi's vcl is windows-only.
Chances depend on how component is actually implemented.
I
Dmitry,
what is LCL ?
A research in the net brought 'Le Crédit Lyonnais', but I doubt that
this is the correct anser :)
Thank you
Duilio
2009/2/1 dmitry boyarintsev skalogryz.li...@gmail.com:
No, chances are very low. It's a component which will most-probably
depend on several
what is LCL ?
A research in the net brought 'Le Crédit Lyonnais', but I doubt that
this is the correct anser :)
LCL stands for Lazarus Component Library, see this page for more details
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_Documentation
If you want to create a delphi-like visual
wow! There is a whole world to explore !
Thank you
Duilio
2009/2/1 dmitry boyarintsev skalogryz.li...@gmail.com:
what is LCL ?
A research in the net brought 'Le Crédit Lyonnais', but I doubt that
this is the correct anser :)
LCL stands for Lazarus Component Library, see this page for more
I notice that it's not directly compilable under Windows. First, you have
some syntax errors:
{$ifdef MSWINDOWS}
newLine = chr(13)+chr(10) // missing semicolon!!!
{$else}
newLine = chr(10);
{$endif}
I suggest LineEnding constant instead. And I don't know about you, but this
doesn't (and
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 11:43 PM, duilio foschi duiliofos...@euplan.it wrote:
wow! There is a whole world to explore !
:-) And it doesn't stop there... you even have a choice of GUI
toolkits you can use with Free Pascal. LCL is not the only one, there
are custom written toolkits as well - all
