2006/6/19, bouquinique [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
30 minutes ago i'd send five messages with .jpg attachements and dont
see them in mailling list. Did the m.L. reject or delayed .jpg
attachements ?
In doubt i send the url's where are the screen shot's.
http://mmaigrot.free.fr/lazarus/sc1_5/laz_01.jpg
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 10:34:43 +0700
Diwakoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dear all,
today I try to install rx component on lazarus 0.9.17 snapshot and I
get this error when compile it:
C:\lazarus\components\rx\AppUtils.pp(369,26) Error: function header
doesn't match the forward declaration
thanks Mattias, where I can download this fixed component?
On 6/19/06, Mattias Gaertner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fixed.
Mattias
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Marketing:
Gospel:
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On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 14:09:45 +0700
Diwakoe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks Mattias, where I can download this fixed component?
It is in the current lazarus svn, tomorrow in the snapshots and in two
months in the next release.
Mattias
On 6/19/06, Mattias Gaertner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree, i will change to promotei think is better too but, we are changing the main idea of this thread.2006/6/19, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think the most important is the idea, not the name. The name is totally
Hi all
I have searched the archives but couldn't find anything related to the
following:
I installed a new computer (AMD X2 3800+) with SuSE 10.1 and the latest
updates. Installed Freepascal (went just fine) and downloaded the latest
Lazarus trunk.
When trying to compile Lazarus I get the
If so, what side-effects would this cause when applied across the
complete class-hierarchy?
Blow up the size of you executable.
And a virtual method call is slower than a non-virtual call.
(as it needs to do a few lookups: class, VMT)
To ensure self is not nil, you can insert a check
Title: RE: [lazarus] procedure TObject.Free
Sorry for rushing to reply below, indeed "Free" is a
non-class, non-virtual method in Delphi7 sources too, just checked
it
Regarding the stuff I say below though, not sure what
"self" contains (at the someClassMethod code body) when you do
George Birbilis wrote:
Regarding the stuff I say below though, not sure what self contains
(at the someClassMethod code body) when you do
someInstance.someClassMethod() instead of someClass.someClassMethod().
Does it always contain the class self or the someInstance? (be it nil
or not). I'd
George Birbilis wrote:
If so, what side-effects would this cause when applied across the
complete class-hierarchy?
Blow up the size of you executable.
And a virtual method call is slower than a non-virtual call.
(as it needs to do a few lookups: class, VMT)
To ensure self is not nil, you can
I think in mine too. But you may be register.I will check it this afternoon. Change fpc-marketing to promoting-fpc and put some texts about the web.2006/6/19, Vincent Snijders
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2006/6/19, bouquinique
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: 30 minutes ago i'd send five messages with .jpg attachements
From my short expirence with Suse for amd64 (they must do it for all
archs), that the libraries exists on/opt/gtk/ instead of /usr/lib .
It's really sad to see that they keep on doing it even on 10.1 ...
You can do several things here...
1. LD_PATH should point to that locations (I hope
2006/6/19, ik [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
From my short expirence with Suse for amd64 (they must do it for all
archs), that the libraries exists on/opt/gtk/ instead of /usr/lib .
It's really sad to see that they keep on doing it even on 10.1 ...
You can do several things here...
1. LD_PATH should point
On Monday 19 June 2006 13:34, Vincent Snijders wrote:
See FAQ:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/Lazarus_Faq#I_have_SuSE_and_I_
get_.2Fusr.2Fbin.2Fld:_cannot_find_-lgtk_Error:_Error_while_linking
Hope this helps,
Vincent
Sadly neither solution helps.
It's not that the libs are
Ger Remmers wrote:
Hi all
I have searched the archives but couldn't find anything related to the
following:
I installed a new computer (AMD X2 3800+) with SuSE 10.1 and the latest
updates. Installed Freepascal (went just fine) and downloaded the latest
Lazarus trunk.
When trying to
George Birbilis wrote:
Sorry for rushing to reply below, indeed Free is a non-class,
non-virtual method in Delphi7 sources too, just checked it
Regarding the stuff I say below though, not sure what self contains
(at the someClassMethod code body) when you do
someInstance.someClassMethod()
Ger Remmers wrote:
On Monday 19 June 2006 13:34, Vincent Snijders wrote:
See FAQ:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/Lazarus_Faq#I_have_SuSE_and_I_
get_.2Fusr.2Fbin.2Fld:_cannot_find_-lgtk_Error:_Error_while_linking
Hope this helps,
Vincent
Sadly neither solution helps.
It's not
Am Montag, 19. Juni 2006 14:32 schrieb Ger Remmers:
On Monday 19 June 2006 14:11, Florian Klaempfl wrote:
Ger Remmers wrote:
Hi all
I have searched the archives but couldn't find anything related
to the following:
I installed a new computer (AMD X2 3800+) with SuSE 10.1 and
at the risk of continuing this thread into something that is OT, or
becomes some sort of language debate ...
On 6/19/06, Thierry Coq (Personnel) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, about inner classes and Java : it's a destructive construct in
Java for design, coming from the strange notion a
On Monday 19 June 2006 14:58, Burkhard Carstens wrote:
AFAIK under Suse, there are 32-bit libs in /opt/gnome/lib and
64-bit libs in /opt/gnome/lib64. As you use the x86_64 compiler, you
should also use the 64-bit libs
From what I can tell I am using the 64bit libs
This is what the compiler
Hello Tony,
Tony Pelton a écrit :
i've been using Java forever. as far as i can recall, inner classes
and anonymous classes have been in the language since its inception.
they were not added.
I remember inner classes were added to Java 1.1. They are not originally
part of Java 1.0. Same
Who starts these useless threads anyway?My $.02.Daniel"Thierry Coq (Personnel)" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Tony,Tony Pelton a écrit : i've been using Java forever. as far as i can recall, inner classes and anonymous classes have been in the language since its inception. they were not
Before ranting at me, please listen. I'm not joking. The very name
Pascal is the problem.
I'm no casual user.
I'm programming since the mid 60's. The first language I learned was
Fortran, but as soon as I met a structured language, like Algol, I
adopted it immediately. I became a fan of
Giuliano Colla wrote:
suggested to switch to C++. In the discussion which followed, I realized
that he believed Delphi to be an interpreted language, sort of Visual
Basic, and that he had no idea that it was object Pascal. Just one case,
but significant.
This undermines your own reasoning:
KDE RSS. They would be talking about the use of QT and the pascal
language
at the same time. The KDE programmers are mostly c++ guys but all use QT.
Of course there must be a similar RSS for Gnome programmers.
John
After all, Kylix was QT based.
I don't have time or skills to work with
Hi,
that reminds me that in (some) faculty, they keep changing the name of
the course, hoping that it will atract more students:
Instead of teaching calculus they teach mathematics for the
communication engineers
Instead of teaching electromagnetism, they teach optical fiber
transmission
Printer support in Lazarus has been improved, now printing should use
the currently selected settings even the advanced ones. Reported
paper sizes width and height are now in points (dots or pixels) at
selected resolution. Report problems (please use mantis:
On 6/19/06, Gustavo Enrique Jimenez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To me, the old discussion about obsoleteness of Pascal is pointless.
Yes it is.
It sadly reminds me of all those threads on borland newsgroups about
Delphi being dead. A quick search on google groups will shows threads
like that
On Monday 19 June 2006 11:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KDE RSS. They would be talking about the use of QT and the pascal
language
at the same time. The KDE programmers are mostly c++ guys but all use
QT. Of course there must be a similar RSS for Gnome programmers.
John
After all,
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