On 7/6/06, Bisma Jayadi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I said, the CSV parsing logic can be tuned. :) But, it must able to solve all
malformed format possibilities first (at least most of them). The actual
behavior then can be set.
Thinking a bit more about it. I don't known if allowing
On 7/6/06, ik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's how security vulnerabilities starts... When you do not have at
least a default way of handling stuff, and you just throw it all back
at the user ...
If you can't handle the file format, you can report it, but if you
don't have some type of balance,
I don't known if allowing malformed CSV is a good idea. Where do you draw the
line with what is acceptable?
Yes, I knew it's a bad practice, but under some circumstances I have to assume
that the data is always correct. I think the first step is I have to grab all
the data first (and insert
Hello,
I've been trying to compile a DLL with no luck the code looks like this:
library DLLTest;
uses Forms,
LCLType,
LCLClasses,
LCLIntf,
interfaces,
Dialogs;
function Main(audioMaster: Pointer): Pointer; cdecl; export;
begin
ShowMessage('Test');
end;
exports
why you want to make a showmessage from an dll ?
thats bad.
the only think i know where you need forms in dll´s
are configure dialogs for plugins but this can
also be solved with other methods.
librarys should add functionality to your program
... not ui
regards
Christian
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Christian,
I faced the same problem a while ago and (temporarily) gave up on it. You
mention there are other methods to use configure dialogs from dll. What
methods would that be?
In my app I would like to show a dialog where the user can select some
items from a list. The items are calculated
On Thursday 06 July 2006 17:32, Alexandre Leclerc wrote:
We can do it in Delphi. In fact I was able to have an EXE and a DLL of
the complete and same application; it was very handy when someone
desired to integrate the whole software in is own application, whether
it be in pascal or not. For
In my app I would like to show a dialog where the user can select some
items from a list. The items are calculated within the DLL. After the user
selected which items it wants to see the selected items are passed on to
the main app.
i hjave written an framework for this, in my applications an
lazarus is no delphi, and delphi isnt crossplatform.
librarys (as the name says) are for sharing functions, the ui is always
platform dependend librarys not ...
and i dont know an case where an whole application needs to used by another.
and if this fall is the case, why dont use an normal
Christian Iversen schrieb:
Can you give more information about the problem? Is there a crash? A
segmentation fault? Does nothing happen? etc
Access violation read of address 0003
In any circumstance, I think you should join #lazarus-ide on
irc://irc.freenode.org, to discuss this
2006/7/6, Christian U. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
lazarus is no delphi, and delphi isnt crossplatform.
librarys (as the name says) are for sharing functions, the ui is always
platform dependend librarys not ...
Yes I know that laz isn't delphi. Yet, we talk about technical
possibilities here. If
2006/7/6, Christian Budde [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Christian Iversen schrieb:
Can you give more information about the problem? Is there a crash? A
segmentation fault? Does nothing happen? etc
Access violation read of address 0003
In any circumstance, I think you should join #lazarus-ide on
Hi,
Is there any documentation or wiki site I can refer to on how to add a
new Widget Set to Lazarus.
My GUI toolkit is written in pure Object Pascal and only uses what is
offered with FPC. The framework is coming on nicely and I want to find
out how much work it would be to implement it as
you can dock another window to an form ... so you can use any
application you want in this way.
Well, this is not completely working in lazarus yet (under win32 you
can't dock a form in another without having mouse/focus problems), so it
would be much more hard in some other languages. (This
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
Is there any documentation or wiki site I can refer to on how to add a
new Widget Set to Lazarus.
Have a look here:
http://lazarus.dommelstein.nl/lcl/interfaces/template.tgz
or
http://lazarus.dommelstein.nl/lcl/interfaces/template
Marc (which reminds me
2006/7/6, Christian Ulrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
you can dock another window to an form ... so you can use any
application you want in this way.
Well, this is not completely working in lazarus yet (under win32 you
can't dock a form in another without having mouse/focus problems), so it
would be
Since yesterday I have this problem;
Each time I run a project (doesn't matter if it's
existing or new). The application compiles and then I get a message "file not
open". I've been looking what could cause this without success. I have added the
debug snip below.
Does anybody have an idea?
2006/7/6, Darius Blaszijk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Since yesterday I have this problem;
Each time I run a project (doesn't matter if it's existing or new). The
application compiles and then I get a message file not open. I've been
looking what could cause this without success. I have added the
2006/7/6, Alexandre Leclerc [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2006/7/6, Christian Ulrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
you can dock another window to an form ... so you can use any
application you want in this way.
Well, this is not completely working in lazarus yet (under win32 you
can't dock a form in another
Darius Blaszijk wrote:
Since yesterday I have this problem;
Each time I run a project (doesn't matter if it's existing or new). The
application compiles and then I get a message file not open. I've been
looking what could cause this without success. I have added the debug
snip below.
Does
On Thu, 6 Jul 2006, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
Is there any documentation or wiki site I can refer to on how to add a
new Widget Set to Lazarus.
My GUI toolkit is written in pure Object Pascal and only uses what is
offered with FPC. The framework is coming on nicely and I want to
On 7/6/06, Marc Weustink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a look here:
http://lazarus.dommelstein.nl/lcl/interfaces/template.tgz
Thanks Marc, will look at it shortly...
Graeme.
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My GUI toolkit is written in pure Object Pascal and only uses what is
offered with FPC. The framework is coming on nicely and I want to
find out how much work it would be to implement it as part of
Lazarus.
Would others be interested in such a toolkit, or has Lazarus got them
all
On 7/6/06, Graeme Geldenhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any documentation or wiki site I can refer to on how to add a
new Widget Set to Lazarus.
There is even a tutorial:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/LCL_Internals
It should get you started. Latter you can ask how to
On 7/6/06, Michael Van Canneyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you post some screenshots ?
No problem... Will generate a few as soon as I am back in the office.
Regards,
Graeme.
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On 7/6/06, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] There is even a tutorial:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/LCL_Internals
Thanks Felipe. I knew I saw it somewhere, just couldn't find it on
the wiki. The Lazarus wiki is becoming huge, but still stays a
goldmine of
On 7/6/06, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] One particular thing you could
consider is integrating only the X11
version on Lazarus. After all we already have a win32 widgetset, but
it would be very nice to have a good X11 widgetset.
I forgot to mention, I agree fully, that
Search the mailing list archives, it has been discused a few weeks back.
Graeme.
On 7/6/06, Lord ZealoN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nobody are writen something in the web.
Somebody are interested in this initiative?
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Hello,
The current Lazarus forum has some issues, like:
* lot´s of people can´t register (has this being solved?). We need
to solve this in order to force people to register before posting,
because there have being too many spam attacks.
* Bad organization of the topics. You will notice that
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