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Please vote for the image of your choice
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Hi all,
Please vote for the image of your
choice
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Hello,
For me, TDataSource2.png
Regards,
On Tue, 11 Dec 2007, wile64 wrote:
Hi all,
Please vote for the image of your choice
The first one is most pleasing to my eye...
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On Dec 11, 2007, at 9:01 AM, wile64 wrote:
Hi all,
Please vote for the image of your choice
It is not possible to use all of them ?
I like your images :)
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People who used magic without knowing what they were doing usually
came to a sticky
I like the first, but I the third is more Delphi-like and it would probably
be easier to sport for people coming from Delphi.
I vote for tdatasource2
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wile64 пишет:
Hi all,
Please vote for the image of your choice
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Laurent.
My votes are
1. tdatasource.png (I like it more since it is delphi TDataSource that I
know last 7 years - sorry :( )
2. tdatasource2.png (imo better than tdatasource1)
3. tdatasource1.png
Best regards,
On Dec 11, 2007, at 9:01 AM, wile64 wrote:
Hi all,
Please vote for the image of your choice
To make a real vote, I would prefer the second one, more explicit I
think.
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the first one is nice, the third is looks familiar i choose the
first one :)
Thanks,
San
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Please vote for the image of your choice
The first one. That's my idea. But please make the looks better, more
anti-aliasing, the edge still looks rough. :-D
-Bee-
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http://beeography.wordpress.com
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I can not find a bug report about TScrollBox under Win32/64.
The scroll has been broken for a long time now, but may be I use a
wrong method to do it.
Way to reproduce it :
- Put a ScrollBox on a form
- AutoScroll = True
- Put several Panel, align = AlTop. The sum of their height must be
Hi all,
Somewhere I read that next Lazarus release will use qt as the default
widget for the IDE. So, just now I tried to compile Lazarus IDE using qt
to find out how good is Lazarus on qt(4). The compilation and linking
worked just fine. But, after the IDE restart, Lazarus lost all of its
Bee пишет:
Hi all,
Somewhere I read that next Lazarus release will use qt as the default
widget for the IDE.
dont trust this info. it is not true.
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Bee пишет:
Hi all,
Continuing Laurent's work, I can manage my graphics designer to make a
new Lazarus splash image. The image at http://i5.tinypic.com/89gmjq1.png
only shows the current basic ideas.
It is really nice. Btw, have you seen new lazarus splash image?
I worry, we dont need second
It is nice, but I must admit I like a lot the current one.
Current splash is nice, I agree with that. What I had showed you on the
URL is in very early stage. There are many other things need to be done
before it can be used as another alternative for lazarus splash image.
That's why I asked
wile64 пишет:
more
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It looks only as clock-face. Maybe something as attached (from silk
library) can be used as prototype? But with push putton on top :)
Btw, I like your Z-z-z idea on idle timer.
Best regards,
Paul Ishenin.
inline: time.png
It is really nice. Btw, have you seen new lazarus splash image?
I had. Besides, I only try to provide an alternative. Which one is going
to be used? It depends on you all, especially the core developers of
Lazarus. ;)
I worry, we dont need second splash image in this month :)
Believe me,
On Dec 10, 2007 7:16 PM, Matthew Rollings
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I just changed from 13063 to 13258, and all of the textboxes in my projects
now have borders round them and are no longer transparent. Is there a new
property that i need to change?
Hi,
can you please specify OS and widget set
On Tuesday 11 December 2007 10:27, Bee wrote:
Hi all,
Somewhere I read that next Lazarus release will use qt as the default
widget for the IDE. So, just now I tried to compile Lazarus IDE using qt
Where did U read about it ? I don't think it's valid information :)
to find out how good is
Andrew Haines wrote:
Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:
Exactly, and somebody stubborn like me who persists in using a non-x86
CPU is really left out in the cold. HTML looks like the winner but I
still don't know if htmlhelp can jump to the middle of a document.
As far as I
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
On 10/12/2007, Hess, Philip J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's been a while but I think I concluded that a separate HTML file
would be needed for each topic with the Lazarus help system on Linux and
OS X if a browser is used to view the help.
Definitely not ideal. Our
wile64 wrote:
Hi all,
Please vote for the image of your choice
Thanks,
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Datasource1 2 are nice icons, but for me the central 'drum' object
suggests a whole database, not a dataset. TDataSource connects to a
dataset, not a database. That is presumably why Delphi created the
Graeme,
Drewski (at irc.freenode.org #lazarus-ide - Andrew) is already working
on having a better help / chm files in Lazarus.
He seems to be VERY close to have it finished. Talk to him first before
coding the same thing twice :-)
Srgio Marcelo
Graeme Geldenhuys escreveu:
On 10/12/2007,
On 11/12/2007, Mark Morgan Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are you thinking of using as the underlying document set- a collection of
HTML files etc.?
That would be one of the choices yes, but so far not the first choice.
Alternatively we are looking at XML or WikiText. WikiText being the
On 11/12/2007, Sérgio Marcelo - Sumicity Networks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Drewski (at irc.freenode.org #lazarus-ide - Andrew) is already working on
having a better help / chm files in Lazarus.
He seems to be VERY close to have it finished. Talk to him first before
coding the same thing
On 11/12/2007, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Datasource1 2 are nice icons, but for me the central 'drum' object
suggests a whole database, not a dataset. TDataSource connects to a
dataset, not a database. That is presumably why Delphi created the icon
they use - they use the table glyph (as
Paul Ishenin ha scritto:
Giuliano Colla wrote:
Recently a reorganization of button images has taken place, creating
an image cache.
This would be very good, if it weren't for the small detail that
multiple button glyphs aren't shown anymore, and that, if they were
shown, they'd be shown
wile64 ha scritto:
Hi all,
Please vote for the image of your choice
TdataSource2 is my choice.
Regards,
Giuliano
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Hi,
I got another svn update today and looked through all the new icons.
I think the 'default' icon is unclear an the moment. A few times I
had to mouse over to see the tooltip just to make sure it was the
default icon. It looks to much like a design (actual) component icon
instead of a place
See unregisteredcomponent.png, (I do not done yet) :-(
default.png (see Paul) ;-)
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delphi's choice tdatasource.png has never been familiar to me: this
might be the right time to make a different choice.
Since it is important to distinguish a dataset to a datasource, so I would use:
tdatasource1.png as a base for a generic dataset, which is then
specialized with 3 letters on it:
the actual spalsh is beautiful, but I agree on the fact that it's too
abstract: it takes time to look at it completely, in every detail, and
it takes even more time to understand it
IMHO, it is suitable for the home page, where you can stare it, but
not for a spash which disappears in a moment.
a
* Bee [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Tue, 11 Dec 2007 16:26:26 +0700]:
Continuing Laurent's work, I can manage my graphics designer to make a
new Lazarus splash image. The image at
http://i5.tinypic.com/89gmjq1.png
only shows the current basic ideas.
But we need more input about other ideas such as
wile64 wrote:
2007/12/11, Bee [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It is nice, but I must admit I like a lot the current one.
This effort is started when I showed lazarus splash image to my graphic
designer.
It is also my job ;-)
He said it's better to make
it
Here is a simple method :
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var s : UTF8String;
begin
DateTimeToString(s, ' d mmm', Date);
showMessage(s);
end;
The showMessage gives me an empty string (lastest SVN for lazarus /
fpc 2.2.0 / win32).
However, it works well with a
On Dec 11, 2007, at 4:00 PM, Damien Gerard wrote:
Here is a simple method :
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var s : UTF8String;
begin
DateTimeToString(s, ' d mmm', Date);
showMessage(s);
end;
The showMessage gives me an empty string (lastest SVN for lazarus /
fpc
Hi,
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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Roberto Padovani wrote:
I would leave the bitmap of a grid only for grids.
+1
my .02
Now .04
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Damien Gerard wrote:
I can not find a bug report about TScrollBox under Win32/64.
The scroll has been broken for a long time now, but may be I use a wrong
method to do it.
Way to reproduce it :
- Put a ScrollBox on a form
- AutoScroll = True
- Put several Panel, align = AlTop. The sum of
The news is good and Michael is right ... (It is my opinion)
In some parts, I also agree with Michael... splash image doesn't need to
have mottoes/slogans. But write once compile everywhere is a very
strong point of FPC/Lazarus, especially against write once run
everywhere that is being a
On Dec 11, 2007, at 4:44 PM, Bogusław Brandys wrote:
Damien Gerard wrote:
I can not find a bug report about TScrollBox under Win32/64.
The scroll has been broken for a long time now, but may be I use a
wrong method to do it.
Way to reproduce it :
- Put a ScrollBox on a form
- AutoScroll =
A idea for docs !
http://wile64.neuf.fr/images/header2.jpg
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more
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wile64 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A idea for docs !
http://wile64.neuf.fr/images/header2.jpg
Please, don't use the geometric shapes. They look so wrong. Three objects near
together, but clearly lit by different light sources.
The rest is looking good.
I love the new splash (shame its not longer visible). The Cheetah
expresses the feeling of sitting on top of the ruins of Delphi and it
makes me chuckle every time i see it.
I'm in no way a graphical designer, but i think if you combine the
original layout (Cheetah on delphi-ruins, circles,
I love the new splash (shame its not longer visible). The Cheetah
expresses the feeling of sitting on top of the ruins of Delphi and it
makes me chuckle every time i see it.
I'm in no way a graphical designer, but i think if you combine the
original layout (Cheetah on delphi-ruins, circles,
Does Lazarus store information in places other then ~/.lazarus on a linux
system?
I removed the trunk directory completely because I messed it up too badly.
I then ran my update script
==
cd ~
svn co http://svn.freepascal.org/svn/lazarus/trunk
cd ~/trunk
make clean all
./lazarus
I start new bitmap for dialogs components
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Hi Christian,
Thanks so much. I totally forgot about this.
Lefti Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 08:11:49 +0100 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
lazarus@miraclec.com Subject: Re: [lazarus] MySQL problems compiling in RedHat
4.5 Thers nothing wrong with Lazarus and no Patch needed. libmysqlclient.so
Tres jolie.
Dominique.
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Ger Remmers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Lazarus store information in places other then ~/.lazarus on a
linux system?
No. Unless you mean the files in your project directories.
I removed the trunk directory completely because I messed it up too
badly.
wile64 пишет:
I start new bitmap for dialogs components
yes, they looks better. I commited them and timers with push button in
r12285.
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Hi All,
I have an application that connects to a MySQl database. I have found the only
way to get Lazrus to work without giving me an error Cannot access Active
DataSet is to do a Clear,Add, Open Close, like below
MainForm.SQLQuery1.SQL.Clear;
MainForm.SQLQuery1.SQL.Add('SELECT revID from
On Tuesday 11 December 2007, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:56:35 -0600
Ger Remmers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Lazarus store information in places other then ~/.lazarus on a
linux system?
No. Unless you mean the files in your project directories.
My project files are
Hi Lefti,
Opening and closing the query causes the query to be re-parsed and
prepared. IF you change the sql text, there is no way round this. At
the very least, prepare has to be called, and opening a query does not
do a lot more than calling prepare. From what I can see in the code, to
Ger Remmers ha scritto:
[...]
Rebuilding Lazarus via Tools/Build Lazarus did the trick, though I don't see
how that can be.
This can only happen if there's a difference between the make clean all in
the script and the Build all in the Tools menu.
Yes, from my experience, there's a subtle
Paul Ishenin пишет:
Giuliano Colla wrote:
Recently a reorganization of button images has taken place, creating
an image cache.
This would be very good, if it weren't for the small detail that
multiple button glyphs aren't shown anymore, and that, if they were
shown, they'd be shown wrong,
One small note, you have an SQL injection at your code. I recommend
you to use parameters as how to add the values, but prior to that, you
should check to see if there are invalid chars, and trim them. That
way, you can avoid a lot of problems.
Ido
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