Hi Tom
Mine is a case of implementing lazarus in an International School. But it was
not for Education, but for Administration.
I made front ends for MySQL backend using SQLDB using lazarus under Linux. The
software was implemented on hard disk less thin client machines with linux LTSP
Hi Tom
Mine is a case of implementing lazarus in an International School. But it was
not for Education, but for Administration.
I made front ends for MySQL backend using SQLDB using lazarus under Linux. The
software was implemented on hard disk less thin client machines with linux LTSP
The app was made so it can be compiled both with Lazarus and Delphi.
At first I used a model were I could develop forms visually, and then
after altering a form on one of the two, manual ajusts were required
to update the form for the other. But after a time I just gave up
using the form
On 1/29/07, Kris Leech [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What where you main issues keeping Delphi compatibility?
Did you develop in Laz, then try compiling in Delphi, fixing any errors
(mainly syntax errors?)?
Using mode delphi, I don´t think I had any sintax differences to be
solved. The problems I
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
Also, how to hide the cursor? On Windows just do a:
Windows.ShowCursor(boolNewState);
Now, for Gtk I tryed a lot, for weeks, but didn´t have much success.
Even found code on the web ... but just doesn´t work on my PC.
FYI, I've a patch waiting (need to fix
Quoting Tom Verhoeff [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We have been using FreePascal for many years in our programming
Hi, I have work both as a Programming teacher and a Software Developer.
We are not so happy with the direction that Delphi is going, especially
Many developers/teachers here have the
On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 08:43:11PM +0100, Bogusław Brandys wrote:
Tom Verhoeff wrote:
We have been using FreePascal for many years in our programming
education (see signature for location). Students mostly developed their
(typically small, console apps) with Delphi, and submitted it to
our
On 1/26/07, Tom Verhoeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am interested in collecting experiences with using Lazarus in
education, in particular as a tool of primary choice for programming.
Let me hear those success stories, so I convince others ...
Ok, I have a success story, but as a student, not
Tom Verhoeff wrote:
Sure, but you will have to bootstrap the process. Before students can
contribute, you'll have to teach them the basics. And before that can
happen, there needs to be a convincing case for actually using the tools.
I would like to give it a try, but I cannot decide by
We have been using FreePascal for many years in our programming
education (see signature for location). Students mostly developed their
(typically small, console apps) with Delphi, and submitted it to
our PEACH.win.tue.nl system for grading.
We are not so happy with the direction that Delphi is
Hi Tom,
Some people (incl. students) in our department who have tried Lazarus
in the past have reported in a negative way, and this is now making it
difficult to move to Lazarus.
What did they report? What problem is preventing you to move to Lazarus?
Darius
Tom Verhoeff wrote:
We have been using FreePascal for many years in our programming
education (see signature for location). Students mostly developed their
(typically small, console apps) with Delphi, and submitted it to
our PEACH.win.tue.nl system for grading.
Let them fix Lazarus bugs for
Tom Verhoeff wrote:
[...]
I am interested in collecting experiences with using Lazarus in
education, in particular as a tool of primary choice for programming.
Let me hear those success stories, so I convince others ...
Tom
Last year, I have launched a 15-h course named Data Processing
On 1/26/07, Tom Verhoeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some people (incl. students) in our department who have tried Lazarus
in the past have reported in a negative way, and this is now making it
difficult to move to Lazarus.
How long ago was that?
Lazarus has made remarkable progress on the last
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