Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
On Feb 11, 2008 3:56 PM, Lee Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
M:\lazarus\projects\maestrom:\lazarus\IDE\fpc\2.2.0\bin\i386-win32\windres -i M
:\lazarus\projects\maestro\tray.rc -o m:\lazarus\projects\maestro\tray.res
gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp
file I already have?
Also, if its dependent on a handle, can I just load an icon from file and then
pass the handle of that to the TTrayIcon.Icon.Handle property? I don't think
this is the case either since I have tried this too with no success.
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
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I simply added another icon to the resource and called it 101, but obviously
that is not the way to go. Must the icon be in its own resource file or can it
be placed in the existing resource file I
/TrayIcon#Demonstration_program_1
thanks,
Thanks Felipe,
Wiki was was down last night so I didn't run across the article, just looking at
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
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M:\lazarus\projects\maestrom:\lazarus\IDE\fpc\2.2.0\bin\i386-win32\windres -i M
:\lazarus\projects\maestro\tray.rc -o m:\lazarus\projects\maestro\tray.res
gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cpp
, but it loads the icon from a resource. Is this
necessary or can I just assign the icon at design time? Not sure if that has
anything to do with it...
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ik wrote:
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ik wrote:
Wow, cool application. What version of Asterisk does your manager works with ?
Ido
Thanks guys,
I'm on Asterisk 1.2.12 here at my office, but I'd assume that it would work on
1.4 as well. I don't think
A.J. Venter wrote:
I downloaded and installed the components fine. However, when trying
to load the demo project, the IDE hangs and eats up 50% CPU. End
Task'ing the lazarus process in Windows is necessary at that point.
Is this only linux/gtk? Or is Win32 supported?
Hi Lee,
It's
inexperience with linux
in general anyway ;)
I'll give Debian a try as well as ubuntu when a I get a chance.
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and force them to use a specific so
that the user can have different placement of applicable forms when they want.
I'm assuming this could be done in OnRestoreProperties or OnRestoringProperties
to specify the file to use?
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ik wrote:
Hi,
If you can, try to install debian instead (Sorry, I just don't like RH
distro's thy sucks imho) ;)
You should know that with yum you must first clean the repository
cache, and then read it again (as I said, they sucks). The best way
ik wrote:
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Wow, cool application. What version of Asterisk does your manager works with ?
Ido
Thanks guys,
I'm on Asterisk 1.2.12 here at my office, but I'd assume that it would work on
1.4 as well. I don't think
Wrapper, etc.
Someone else in our office is working on integration between Asterisk and our
P.O.S. application for for use with Drive Thru's, Pizza Delivery operations as well.
Asterisk is a lot like FreePascal/Lazarus. Once its under your skin, its
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I need docking support for a project and I would prefer to write it Lazarus if I
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version.
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but all in all, I'm very happy with results thus far.
Kudos to the developers and community.
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I downloaded and installed the components fine. However, when trying to load
the demo project, the IDE hangs and eats up 50% CPU. End Task'ing the lazarus
process in Windows is necessary at that point.
Is this only linux/gtk? Or is Win32 supported?
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Lee, please read the last post in my blog (Powerful CGI applications).
It's an example on how to resolve that problem using PowUtils.
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Marius wrote:
I've used powtils a bit. Fast, very fast. The only thing I don't
like is with standard cgi you
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Lee, please read the last post in my blog (Powerful CGI applications).
It's an example on how to resolve that problem using PowUtils.
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like
server
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client
The data server could maintain its own database connections/pooling etc. There
would be an overhead in passing the database back and forth, but...
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blindfolded.
I'm curious to see how fpGUI theming shapes up in terms of this kind of theme
rendering and speed.
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down that I
could get in to Delphi.
Either Borland is looking for Lazarus or someone in Lazarus locked a
file that Borland needed… Which one is it?
Hmm. I'm running D6 and D2007 here and haven't seen that problem.
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Lazarus) The IDE needs to be built again after installing components.
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I have some TStrigGrid's on a form with AutoFillColumns := true;
I was monkeying around with SizePriority trying to figure out what
it did by
setting a few columns' SizePriority to 2. At any rate, when
running the app
Can anyone give me an idea of the cost of QT commercial licensing fees? Their
website provides only a contact form to get pricing. I was curious what a
license would be to deploy on windows and linux.
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
On Jan 21, 2008 9:44 PM, Lee Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone give me an idea of the cost of QT commercial licensing fees? Their
website provides only a contact form to get pricing. I was curious what a
license would be to deploy on windows
in a VM so it could very well be the
environment. I don't have an extra box to install linux on until the end of the
week so I was curious if anyone else sees this kind of slowness.
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was re-thinking the GUI widgets that I
use. Windows development seems to be centered around the sizzle of GUI
components where everyone is trying to have their apps look like the latest
version of MS Office and I have been on that bandwagon a bit myself until
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Adrian,
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/ACS
I haven't used it, but found it a little while back. I think there was a thread
recently concerning it.
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I just put this in After Complilation:
..\..\IDE\fpc\2.2.0\bin\i386-win32\strip.exe --strip-all $(TargetFile)
I have to run this command only when I do a full build. Seems to work pretty
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looking for cross platform tools.
Wooing new developers and developers from other languages I believe will pay
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: TShiftState) ;
begin
if (ssAlt in Shift) and (key = 65) then
AMenuItem.Click;
// or...
// if (ssAlt in Shift) and (lowercase(Chr(key)) = 'e') then
end;
I don't do that kind of key capture much so there may be a better way to test
for upper or lowercase 'e';
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, documentation, etc. Maybe its like
panning for gold!
Thanks for your hard work, Vincent (and other Lazarus developers). Your work
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Hi Lee,
first of all, thanks for your detailed reply.
But let me keepthis short:
Lee Jenkins wrote:
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I've become pretty damn productive with it.
Nice to hear, and I do believe you.
But i do not like
Are there any lazarus libraries available for moving, resizing controls at
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Are there any lazarus libraries available for moving, resizing controls
at runtime?
I found a great article on doing this:
http://delphi.about.com/library/weekly/aa110105a.htm
A few simple changes to port the TMover object to lazarus/freepascal. Worked
pretty well
When recompiling the IDE, I get undefined reference to
'gtk_cell_rederer_combo_get_type'.
I'm on CentOS 4. Lazarus RPM 0.9.24
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I changed it to use Double type and it works fine.
Windows, Lazarus 0.9.24, FPC 2.2.0
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Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
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I have a method of a class such as:
function TMyObject.Test(ACurrency: Currency)
begin
// do some stuff
end;
Now, I'll call this method like:
MyObject.Test(0.23);
The problem is that inside the Test method, the current
Lee Jenkins wrote:
willem wrote:
Benchmark results from :
http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/gp4/benchmark.php?test=sumcollang=all#about
To me, it looks like FreePascal is ranking up there almost every test
Lee Jenkins wrote:
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willem wrote:
Benchmark results from :
http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/gp4/benchmark.php?test=sumcollang=all#about
To me, it looks like FreePascal is ranking up
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Tue, 1 Jan 2008, Lee Jenkins wrote:
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
On Tue, 1 Jan 2008, Lee Jenkins wrote:
I have a method of a class such as:
function TMyObject.Test(ACurrency: Currency)
begin
// do some stuff
end;
Now, I'll call this method like
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On Dec 21, 2007, at 8:20 PM, Lee Jenkins wrote:
I've never used TScrollBox in Lazarus or Delphi, but it looks like the
scrolling action is backwards. For instance, I have a form with
TScrollBox aligned alClient. When I resize the form to make it
vertically smaller
Lukas Gradl wrote:
I know TDBGrid on Data Controls Tab.
As you can read in my posting, I'm looking for an enhanced version, an
alternative, and not for the standard-TDBGrid...
Ah, my mistake. I thought you were asking if there was a DBGrid of *any* kind.
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If I don't
:= SomeThing.SomeThing;
and then look at the local variable. But it's far from satisfactory.
Giuliano
Yeah, I do the same thing, just wasn't sure if it was something that could
actually be fixed or not.
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in it';
ShowWaitMessage(sMsg, true);
// ... do some work
ShowWaitMessage('', false);
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http://www.datatrakpos.com/pos/datatalk/Default.aspx
I would definitely use one if someone else were to write one for
lazarus/freepascal ;)
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Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
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ShowWaitMessage(sMsg, true);
// ... do some work
ShowWaitMessage('', false);
I was going to add that to tiOPF, but I see it already has something
like that. :-) Amazing, after 5 years I still find new
Wanderlan Santos dos Anjos wrote:
Hello,
try Self^.VarName
I've had the same problem, but with object properties...hovering mouse cursor
always shows that message. I hope this gets fixed as it makes debugging moe
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Its a glorified Tabbed component that looks sharp. I use the TMS software one
in Delphi:
http://www.tmssoftware.com/Images/atb16.png
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suggestions for Synedit?
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A lot of hand coding both ways, but seems flexible enough.
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Is there something integrated or already written to have a menu on my main form
that lists open forms and can show those forms by clicking on the approprate
menu item?
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I would have posted on mantis but never received login credentials after I
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Lee Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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And not to be greedy, but a Close All Other Tabs item on the short
cut menu for tabs would be very nice as well.
This function is currently somewhat hidden:
Some widgetset have close buttons
Hi all,
When debugging and placing my cursor over a variable, all I get is No Symbol
XXX in current context.
I have:
Generate Debuggin Info for GDB = checked.
ToolTip symbol Tools = checked.
ToolTip Expression Evaluation = checked.
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Lee Jenkins wrote:
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When debugging and placing my cursor over a variable, all I get is No
Symbol XXX in current context.
I have:
Generate Debuggin Info for GDB = checked.
ToolTip symbol Tools = checked.
ToolTip Expression Evaluation = checked.
I should qualify this a bit more
, but a Close All Other Tabs item on the short cut menu
for tabs would be very nice as well.
All in all however, very nice work on the IDE. I can see why some people are
switching to Lazarus/Freepascal exclusively for OP programming.
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Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
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Thanks guys. It does seem a bit more work, but I've been looking at the
docs/wiki, etc and it looks like the IDE add-in could help, but I have no clue
as to how to use it!
Which IDE add-in is that?
Am I supposed
?
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Marc Weustink wrote:
Lee Jenkins wrote:
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Lee Jenkins schreef:
Lazarus 0.9.24
Referring to Project Compiler Options Compilation...,
When I place a command in Execute After, it will actually be
executed before. The inverse is true for Execute Before.
Should I log
Vincent Snijders wrote:
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Lazarus 0.9.24
Referring to Project Compiler Options Compilation...,
When I place a command in Execute After, it will actually be
executed before. The inverse is true for Execute Before.
Should I log this? I did a couple of cursory searches
that benefit since
comments are needed in much of my source anyway.
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Referring to Project Compiler Options Compilation...,
When I place a command in Execute After, it will actually be
executed before. The inverse is true for Execute Before.
Should I log this? I did
Is this set automatically? I can't seem to find a property to set the
formatting for this control, but there is a DateFormatChanged procedure which
seems to update the text in the control based on system settings...
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application with data access functions?
Sorry to be so dense, but can someone explain the concept of a LiveCD? Is it
like TrixBox for Asterisk which included CentOS, Asterisk (et all) as a one off
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En/na Maxim Ganetsky ha escrit:
Howard Lee Harkness пишет:
I guess I need to check them out. However, the files on sourceforge
are about 6 years old. Is there a more recent version of ZeosDB?
Yes. See here:
http://zeosforum.net.ms/
I thought the official page was http
I found a sample of what I hoped to be a way to deal with data-aware
controls, called IBdemo-20050328. However, it was incomplete. I was
able to get it to compile, and display stuff in the data grid, but the
update, modify, and delete functions were not implemented -- which is
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are about 6 years old. Is there a more recent version of ZeosDB?
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Is there ANYBODY who has a COMPLETE example of a database
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Fri, 09 Nov 2007 08:51:37 -0500
Lee Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've running precompiled binaries on my WinXP box, Lazarus 0.9.22,
svn revision 10809. And the parameters hints are no longer showing.
Does this mean you upgraded from 0.9.20 to 0.9.22
would literally pay for this feature to be in Lazarus.
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I've running precompiled binaries on my WinXP box, Lazarus 0.9.22, svn revision
10809. And the parameters hints are no longer showing.
Is there a newer setting that I should be aware of?
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From some of the examples I've seen it look like there should be a function
gettext(nameoftext), but its not in the gettext unit.
Am I supposed to create a TMOFile directly? I've couldn't pickup it from what
was on the wiki.
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Where in lazarus can I set the path to output the generated
executable file to?
I thought it might be Project Project Objects Target File
Name, but that
It's good, example
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Hi all,
Where in lazarus can I set the path to output the generated
executable file to?
I thought it might be Project Project Objects Target File
Name
Vincent Snijders wrote:
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Here's a screenshot of the error in case any can offer a suggestion,
otherwise, I might have to reinstall Windows xp (2cd time in 5 months)...
http://www.leebo.dreamhosters.com/images/misc/error_start_firebird.png
Just guessing, I don't have
Lee Jenkins wrote:
Thanks Vincent, but that is what is so odd! I'm not trying to start an
application in lazarus, I am trying to start the firebirdSQL service on
my XP computer, LOL!
I started playing around with the Powtils stuff a couple of days ago.
This morning I was trying to ouput
I imported the csv files using IBEasy+, which worked ok except that it
doesn't appear to like values starting with a zero, nor does it like
dates before 1900.
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No, I am running Windows XP Pro. The files appear be writeable -- I can
update
LazReport is based on freereport, I think.
http://lazreport.sourceforge.net/
I believe Freereport was the ancestor of FastReport. Someone can
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And I am fully committed to doing the lawn this weekend... ;)
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Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
On 16/06/07, Lee Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the learning curve like with tiPPF? I checked it out a while
back but was short on time for studying it.
No doubt there is a learning curve. The tiOPF framework is big, but
it's no different compared
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