Hans-Peter Diettrich schrieb:
I guess you identify forms by their name?
Yes.
I've added a Factory property to the DockingManager, that is responsible
for ReloadDockedControl (if set).
The IDE should use the docking manager like any LCL app would do.
There exist some issues with form
On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:06:48 +0100
Hans-Peter Diettrich drdiettri...@aol.com wrote:
Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
The unit ldockctrl is only about anchordocking. You don't need to
use or alter it for your docking manager.
LDockCtrl describes the interface that is nailed into the IDE units
Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
The unit ldockctrl is only about anchordocking. You don't need to
use or alter it for your docking manager.
LDockCtrl describes the interface that is nailed into the IDE units and
methods.
Which were always in IFDEF, so no one will cry if this is changed or
broken.
On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 14:55:52 +0100
Hans-Peter Diettrich drdiettri...@aol.com wrote:
Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
The unit ldockctrl is only about anchordocking. You don't need to
use or alter it for your docking manager.
LDockCtrl describes the interface that is nailed into the IDE units
Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
Let's first get some example running. Last time I tried it did not
work. Maybe you can write a text/doc how it is supposed to work.
What did you try, and what didn't work? I'm continuously updating the
examples and the dock manager, according to new needs.
I
Martin schrieb:
= All this is not likely to be fixed soon = the idea is to wait what
happens to IDE docking
I'm just trying to hook into IDE docking, by replacing the LDockCtrl
unit. Since LDockCtrl is part of the LCL package, it IMO can be
overridden in a (local test) Lazarus project by a
On Sat, 21 Nov 2009 11:30:23 +0100
Hans-Peter Diettrich drdiettri...@aol.com wrote:
Martin schrieb:
= All this is not likely to be fixed soon = the idea is to wait what
happens to IDE docking
I'm just trying to hook into IDE docking, by replacing the LDockCtrl
unit. Since LDockCtrl
Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
The unit ldockctrl is only about anchordocking. You don't need to
use or alter it for your docking manager.
LDockCtrl describes the interface that is nailed into the IDE units and
methods. It would be very hard to remove all that stuff, and after all
it has to
Why a complete second window? Why not simply use a split-screen like
what is done in many existing editors - including Visual Basic 6?
In VB6 you had a little bar in the top right above the scrollbar if I
remember correctly. Simply drag the bar down and you have a horizontal
split-screen showing
Paul Ishenin wrote:
Martin wrote:
Compiling Lazarus (SVN / Snapshot) with -dSynDualView allows you
to open a 2nd window for any open source file.
I compiled but I don't see the second window. How to activate it?
There is an extra entry in the source-editor pop-up menu, open another
view
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Why a complete second window? Why not simply use a split-screen like
what is done in many existing editors - including Visual Basic 6?
I prefer the second window, since most of my time i develop code using
multiple monitors (of unequal dimentions and shifted
Martin wrote:
That's why I said: when/if there will be docking. The 2nd 2indow is
just a cheap fix for the meantime.
Sorry, I jumped the gun a bit with my reply.
They are missing, because source-editor isn't yet ready for it. All
you currently get is a plain SynEdit. (I know this is a
Martin schrieb:
Compiling Lazarus (SVN / Snapshot) with -dSynDualView allows you to
open a 2nd window for any open source file. The 2nd Window can be
edited, and all edits made in one window, are also done in the other
window (they edit the same source).
Very nice, have to try out
Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
Compiling Lazarus (SVN / Snapshot) with -dSynDualView allows you
to open a 2nd window for any open source file. The 2nd Window can be
edited, and all edits made in one window, are also done in the other
window (they edit the same source).
Very
Martin schrieb:
I get an error: uemOpenAnotherView not defined, in sourceeditor.pp?
it is in ide\lazarusidestrconsts.pas
Maybe you need to make clean all? (or tick the checkbox)
That didn't help, but removing the condition around the declaration made
it compile on Linux. On Windows I had no
Note this is a beta feature. this is experimental.
The little bit that is there works. But many,many, many things have not
yet been implemented. = So if you decide to test/use it, don't complain
about the missing bits.
Compiling Lazarus (SVN / Snapshot) with -dSynDualView allows you to
Martin wrote:
Compiling Lazarus (SVN / Snapshot) with -dSynDualView allows you to
open a 2nd window for any open source file.
I compiled but I don't see the second window. How to activate it?
Best regards,
Paul Ishenin.
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