On 01/26/2013 11:56 PM, Andrew Brunner wrote:
Ubuntu is building Arm editions. Have you explored the possibility of Ubuntu
on any repurposed device like Samsung?
Yeah, I could do ubuntu. Thanks for the suggestion!
Thanks also to leledumbo for that clarification - sounds like I cannot
rely
I'm in the market for a netbook computer - you know, a low-cost,
ultra-portable laptop. I want to use it as an on-the-go development
computer (more for editing code, with the capability to compile, maybe
slowly)
One possibility is to get an android chromebook.
Does fpc 2.6 + lazarus work on
This error message has often befuddled me when debugging.
I've got a dynamic array, usually a type that I've created, e.g.
type longint_arr = array of longint
I'm using the Watch List and want to inspect one of the elements of such an
array, e.g. f_list[0]. But I get this error, which I guess
Original Message
From: Martin laza...@mfriebe.de
On 04/12/2012 01:54, David Emerson wrote:
This error message has often befuddled me when debugging.
I've got a dynamic array, usually a type that I've created, e.g.
type longint_arr = array of longint
I'm using
Martin wrote:
Still if you can get me the log + unit source ?
because the IDE in many cases tries to work those out. So I wonder what
happens behind the curtains...
Hmm I am working on it ... can't really share the sources :( but I am
trying to build a miniature version to reproduce
Still if you can get me the log + unit source ?
because the IDE in many cases tries to work those out. So I wonder what
happens behind the curtains...
I just constructed this program, which allows me to reproduce the issue. I
put a breakpoint on the writeln.
Watch List items:
On Fri 4 Nov 2011, Andrew Brunner wrote:
Updated to todays Lazarus from svn/trunk and started work... Only to
have my entire project build folder nuked by DoOpenEditorFile fixing
case routine...
/Developer/Source/Linux/64 was transformed into a binary file and
wiped out all sub folders. I
, it abandons that scheme. You can
see the selected tab (far right) has a slightly lighter color.
~David.
On Sat 5 Nov 2011, David Emerson wrote:
On Fri 4 Nov 2011, Andrew Brunner wrote:
Updated to todays Lazarus from svn/trunk and started work... Only to
have my entire project build folder
On Sat 5 Nov 2011, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Fri, 4 Nov 2011 22:22:53 -0700
David Emerson dle...@angelbase.com wrote:
I have a unit (sarala_text.pas) which is part of a package (sarala_tools)
that uses the LCLProc unit.
My package file lists LCLBase as a requirement
I am able
On Sat 5 Nov 2011, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Sat, 5 Nov 2011 10:50:04 -0700
David Emerson dle...@angelbase.com wrote:
[...]
git-svn-id: http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/lazarus/trunk@32710
4005530d-fff6-0310-9dd1-cebe43e6787f
Maybe you should update.
Recently a better clean up
I have a unit (sarala_text.pas) which is part of a package (sarala_tools) that
uses the LCLProc unit.
My package file lists LCLBase as a requirement
I am able to compile the package from the package viewer
I can ctrl+click on the unit name LCLProc and it takes me there
I can ctrl+click on
So I just managed to get svn fpc and svn lazarus installed and running, yay!
now the bad news
I have a git repo (and lazarus package) called saralatools. I had just compiled
and run an example program that uses the package. Somehow lazarus crashed.
Now I see that my entire saralatools
Thanks so much, Andrew. I couldn't possibly wish for a more concise and
complete
explanation; wish my own research had been as fruitful!
Thanks to you, too, Martin.
~David.
On Mon 12 Sep 2011, Andrew Haines wrote:
On 09/12/11 21:59, David Emerson wrote:
Hi all,
What is the property
Hi all,
What is the property that determines the window class, as seen by the WM / xorg?
I'm asking for the purpose of grouping: I'd like to be able to have distinct
groups of windows that the WM will group independently of one another.
As an example, looking at the easter/holydays example, if
Andrew Brunner wrote:
have to create a VirtualBox with XP on it.
I can attest to this being a good idea. virtualbox is fantastic.
~D.
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On Mon 10 Jan 2011, Joost van der Sluis wrote:
On Mon, 2011-01-10 at 10:19 -0600, Andrew Brunner wrote:
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 9:51 AM, Joost van der Sluis jo...@cnoc.nl wrote:
What happens if you kill Lazarus/gdb/your application when the desktop
freezes? Do you really have to restart
Thanks a lot for the tip, Graeme.
Martin: I'm planning to look into it when I get back to that project where the
error is occurring. Thanks for your help as well!
Cheers,
David
On Thu 6 Jan 2011, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Op 2011-01-06 22:51, David Emerson het geskryf:
Has anyone else seen
I'm attaching some debug output. One of the logs was an execution with no
breakpoints (view debug info breakpoints list is empty; also the lpi file
has no breakpoints) and in the other execution I created one breakpoint.
In the execution with no breakpoints, everything went smoothly.
In the
Martin wrote:
Hm, I guess part of the problem is that console output of the
application does not work well with gdb. It seems to mix with the gdb
output
the msgs from gdb goes on the same line, as the app's output.
There is nothing the IDE can do, it has no chance of identifying the
Pew (piffle.the.cat) wrote:
let's actually try helping the OP, Martin.
Hey, that's not necessary, man; Martin is very helpful, and I have solved the
problem -- or at least I have a very effective workaround -- thanks to his
troubleshooting. In fact I think I'm going to post it as a note to
I am having a very strange and frustrating experience with lazarus, in my fpGUI
app.
When running, after pressing a button in my app which calls a process, the app
seems to freeze up. It just sits there, unresponsive. My program has no
breakpoints in it.
The only way I can get it to move is
I am interested in one that parses the source code rather than the
executable.
Can some development related utility find all the string literals and print
out their line numbers?
sed -n /'/= source.pas
sed -n /'/{=;p} source.pas
sed -n /'/{=;s/[^']*\('[^']*'\)[^']*/||| \1 /gp} source.pas
I
reminds me of this old article:
http://web.archive.org/web/20060615055607/http://blogs.zdnet.com/threatchaos/?p=311
A graphical comparison of system calls for a simple page load in apache vs IIS.
On Tue 4 Jan 2011, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
I just generated a new class dependency map of
I have had this problem on several different occasions now, and each time it
seems to cost me an hour -- sometimes many -- of banging my head against a
wall. Despite my repeated attempts to discover a consistent way to resolve it,
it remains elusive. The problem is this:
Thanks very much for your reply!
I am using the debian installation packages in the testing repo, described here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_release_version_for_Ubuntu#Long_version:_step_by_step
(thanks, Vincent!!)
I notice that you mention LCL, and now that you mention it, it is
Yes, specially if you mix different versions/revisions.
As noted, I'm using the debian packages... I'm quite hopeful that they would be
close enough to the same version to work together...
Usually this
kind of problems are resolved with a full rebuild, cleaning files.
Instead searching for
Sounds like you installed the compiler part, but not the fpc sources.
Try here: http://www.freepascal.org/down/source/sources.var
On Mon 3 Jan 2011, Bo Berglund wrote:
I installed FPC on Win XP-Pro from the 2.4.2 installer.
Then I retrieved the lazarus sources from SVN.
Then I did make clean
thanks, Martin
probably Run menu: Run params, launcher application
But:
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=7867
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=12172
Under windows you can compile your application with -WC (actually
uncheck -WC Gui App on the linker page)
You may
Hi list,
While upgrading, I wiped out my .lazarus folder, and upon getting started again
was charmed to see this xterm window that popped up during execution and showed
me all the console output. It was great!!!
However I hadn't configured the debugger yet; and when I did that, the xterm
I searched aroud mantis but couldn't find anything about this
horizontal scrolling does not work for me in the call stack, locals, and watch
list windows. The scrollbar is visible, but disabled (and shows that there is
nowhere to scroll, even when window contents extend far beyond the edge and
Hi there,
Suppose I have a lazarus source editor open. I would like to, from my command
line shell, issue a command to open a new source in the already-open source
editor. Is this possible?
Why? If I have a shell open in a directory, it's very quick to tab-complete a
file within a directory.
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
David Emerson wrote:
lazarus packages at hu.freepascal.org are
now requiring libatk 1.29.3 (or greater) whereas debian stable has 1.22
AFAIK the libatk dependency is automatically setup by the dpkg tool
using the version of the building machine.
I asked on oftc's
Vincent Snijders wrote:
David Emerson schreef:
I asked on oftc's #debian-devel and the advice was to use pbuilder and set
up a different environment there to build inside.
Clear instructions how to accompplish that would be welcome, kind of
like the how to setup a ubuntu repo on the wiki
Hey y'all,
I'm disappointed to discover that the lazarus packages at hu.freepascal.org are
now requiring libatk 1.29.3 (or greater) whereas debian stable has 1.22
What's the status on this? Is there any chance that this requirement might be
relaxed in the future?
I tried installing
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
David wrote:
I see that in KDE I can drag-n-drop files from konqueror onto the
lazarus source editor.
What I'd really like to do is drop a file into the source editor
from the command line (of an xterm). How would I go about doing so?
Select the text in
I see that in KDE I can drag-n-drop files from konqueror onto the
lazarus source editor.
What I'd really like to do is drop a file into the source editor from
the command line (of an xterm). How would I go about doing so?
Thanks,
David.
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It also should work for other systems. Some time ago I could install
Lazarus from RPM's on openSuse, so why not on Ubuntu from DEB
packages?
I've been using fpc and debian stable for several years now. I used to
download the debs from the freepascal website because the debian stable
repo
David Emerson wrote:
at first I overlooked e+ which is valid for val (string, real)
Alexander Klenin wrote:
No, it is not:
Val('e+', x, d);
What I meant is that I first overlooked 'e' and '+' as valid characters
that can appear together within a string to be converted to a float
You can use any input component, and check e.g. in OnKeyPress whether
the resulting string would be valid. If not, reject the input
character.
You can use any regex library for the check, but IMO that's overkill
with a single constant format. In your case I'd use the conversion
function)
then Error while linking.
any tips from here?
Thanks,
David
On Mon 30 Nov 2009, Phil Hess wrote:
David,
I believe that refers to Environment | Options, then on the
Environment Files tab, look for Lazarus directory.
Thanks.
-Phil
- David Emerson dle...@angelbase.com
zeljko wrote:
David Emerson wrote:
qt part. I'm getting about 250 messages like this:
/usr/local/lib/libqt4intf.so: undefined reference to
`QTabBar::moveTab(int, int)'
then Error while linking.
Yes, you are using old libqt4intf.so and/or old qt libs.
Read
http
well, I took the dive and upgraded to the testing packages, and ... it
works! Nice. Thanks a lot for all the help.
Cheers,
~David.
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the program compiled yet because of
code-breaking changes in my libraries... but it looks like it's not
having trouble finding the units, as it was before)
Thanks Graeme for that hint!
~David.
Thanks.
-Phil
- David Emerson dle...@angelbase.com wrote:
I have created a package
I'm sorry for being so dense, but where are these Options? I have looked
in Environment Options, Tools Configure Build Lazarus Options,
Project Compiler Options ... maybe I missed it?
Thanks!
David
On Tue 24 Nov 2009, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:12:16 -0800
David
I have created a package called sarala_tools which I'm using in a
couple projects. I've found it fun, interesting, and incredibly useful
to create packages.
All was working great for a while, but now one of my projects has
decided that it cannot find one of the units that is part of the
Gaertner wrote:
On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:37:15 -0800
David Emerson dle...@angelbase.com wrote:
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
How did you install lazarus?
debian packages on http://www.hu.freepascal.org/lazarus/
lazarus-stable
The debian package can not recompile the LCL, codetools, synedit
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
How did you install lazarus?
debian packages on http://www.hu.freepascal.org/lazarus/ lazarus-stable
The IDE first checks if the directory $(LazarusDir) is
writable. If it is not writable it uses ~/.lazarus/bin/.
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Mattias Gaertner wrote:
The debug output window is for the debugger output.
The above line is more likely in the 'Messages' window and you can
right click it and do 'Save all messages to file'.
Ah, thanks, wonderful -- I see now what the problem is: it is trying to
build in the root-owned
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
make[2]: *** [../../units/i386-linux/qt] Error 1
The important lines are in front of this message. Please send all the
messages.
This is the only message I see. The debug output window is empty.
Perhaps I could get more info by compiling from the command line (as
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Some quick examples were applications don't follow the look feel
rules of the platform, yet users have no problems in using them.
* Windows Media Player.
* latest Microsoft Office with it's new menu+toolbar design
* Pixel image editor. It fakes native look. But
I've done all this, but at the very beginning of the compilation, I get:
make[2]: *** [../../units/i386-linux/qt] Error 1
and it gives up.
Using debian stable, kde 3.5.9/10. Tried with the packaged lazarus
0.9.28.2-0 as well as svn
$ /sbin/ldconfig -p | grep qt
libqt4intf.so.5 (libc6)
Juha Manninen wrote:
I compiled the whole Lazarus to use QT widgets and it works! Yes.
I've been wanting to do the same, though I failed at my previous
attempt. What did you do to make it work? Are there guidelines
somewhere? What versions are you using?
Thanks,
David
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On Mon 9 Nov 2009, JoshyFun wrote:
This could also happend when you do not full recompile the code and
debug an .inc file, as this file may had not been recompiled at all
because the .pas one was not modified.
I believe this is alleviated when the inc file is properly added to the
project or
On Sat 7 Nov 2009, Marc Weustink wrote:
Have a look at the debugger output dialog (View-debug windows-debug
output). Tell us whats on the lines before it enters the error state.
Marc
Thanks for the tip, I solved it: the drive was mounted noexec, and the
debug output noted permission
I have lazarus installed on another development machine in addition to
this one. I haven't used the other much lately, but I fired it up
today, and upgraded to laz 0.9.28.2
Much to my chagrin I discovered that I keep getting these debugger has
entered the error state messages, which prevent me
I have tried and tried and tried, over and over and over again to
disable this confounded
JEDI Code Format Current Editor Window [Ctrl+D]
(as it is shown in options editor key mappings)
It seems like no matter what I do -- grab a key, assign it manually,
edit the config
David Emerson escreveu:
whenever a fatal error occurs in my programs, an assembler window
pops
up.
I never use it, and I don't want to see it. I close it dozens (or
hundreds) of times every day. How can I make it stop appearing?
LAPC +1
Please check today commit about debugger
On Thu 29 Oct 2009, JoshyFun wrote:
I'm quite sure this problem will be fixed soon (maybe this weekend).
Assembler window is intented to appear only when no callstack
information is available (no debug information), but currently it
appears almost always.
It is great to hear that this is on
On Tue 27 Oct 2009, Martin wrote:
But all versions of lazarus can do it, using the stack window.
In the stack window you can set the current frame to any stack-frame
you want.
The local-var window, the hint, and the watches window, will all
follow this
Thanks, Martin! Works beautifully,
Anyone want to team up and set up a debian-style repository for
fpc/lazarus? Read the bottom paragraph...
On Tue 13 Oct 2009, Peter Williams wrote:
My question is this: How can I get MintUpdate to update / upgrade
Lazarus automatically -- I suppose using repositories. Is this
possible or
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