to set those correctly (clNone)
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I noticed that lately codetools inserts all unit nems (in uses clause)
in lowercase only?
Is there are reason, or an option for that?
They looked reall nice and readable in mixed case...
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sometimes it's the simple stuff
s:='utf8 string with german umlauts'
s2:=AnsiLowerCase(s);
on windows, does not convert the umlauts.
Anyone knows how to do this correctly? (or maybe it depends on the unit
used, if there is more than one AnsiLowerCase?)
Martin
Andrew Brunner wrote:
Thanks Silvio,
I'm not having a problem a problem with code running. I'm not able to
Inspect the contents of VStringArray while debugging via GDB in
Ubuntu.
Can you inspect the variable VStringArray? How about VStringArray[0]?
I can not.
This is a fresh build of FPC
please also read
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/GDB_Debugger_Tips
Martin wrote:
Andrew Brunner wrote:
Thanks Silvio,
I'm not having a problem a problem with code running. I'm not able to
Inspect the contents of VStringArray while debugging via GDB in
Ubuntu.
Can you inspect the variable
concept. so
you unfortunately need a lot of understanding, of how fpc encodes your
data, what is a pointer, what is which kind of record
It is improving in 2.3.1 (and maybe even more with dwarf).
If nothing helps:
LCLProc.debugln
writeln
Silvio Clecio wrote:
Em 2/8/2009 19:58, Martin escreveu
Zaher Dirkey wrote:
syncompletion.pas in synedit component
1 -
in TSynBaseCompletionForm class
What for
FAnsi: boolean;
property ffAnsi: boolean read fansi write fansi;
2 -same for TSynBaseCompletion
RFAnsi: boolean;
SFAnsi: boolean;
property AnsiStrings: boolean read SFAnsi
.
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Zaher Dirkey wrote:
syncompletion.pas in synedit component
1 -
in TSynBaseCompletionForm class
What for
FAnsi: boolean;
property ffAnsi: boolean read fansi write fansi;
2 -same for TSynBaseCompletion
RFAnsi: boolean;
SFAnsi: boolean;
property AnsiStrings: boolean read SFAnsi
Zaher Dirkey wrote:
syncompletion.pas in synedit component
3 - The Auto Complete in TSynCompletion not worked fine with me, it is
just 2 char and then stop search for the keyword, after that pressing
Enter not close the AutoComplete
Search should work better now. Keystrokes where handled
Zaher Dirkey wrote:
Thanks ,update and worked :) , and it is add small experience to me,
(because it worked on it this morning).
Can i ask again
what is best
Completion.AddEditor(SQLEdit);
or
Completion.Editor := SQLEdit;
As it currently stands, makes no difference
Completion.Editor :=
controls is, but I checked
with fireox on GTK, and firefox at least does show IBeam for edit fields?
If IBeam is the correct GTK2 behaviour then there is a bug
(because in lazarus, this does not seem to happen)
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Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
crDefault (at least on Windows) is supposed to show the Systems
default for wherever the cursor is.
IMO crDefault means that the actual shape of the cursor is not
determined by the control under the cursor, but instead the control's
parent cursor
the compile is complete) etc...
Try
ide\outputfilter.pas around line 295
if (Applicationnil) and (abs(LastProcessMessages-Now)((1/86400)/3))
make it
if (Applicationnil) and
(abs(LastProcessMessages-Now)((1/86400)/10))
and maybe add an application.idle(flase); too
Martin
by reading the
implementation, and then you will need multipass compiling
So that a class can only be used for private stuff on this class. it can
no be used for the customer/order relations, as they would require this
internal class, on public methods/properties.
My 2 cents
Martin
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Martin wrote:
make it
if (Applicationnil) and
(abs(LastProcessMessages-Now)((1/86400)/10))
This does not make much difference on my system. :-(
Hm I tested on windows only. Try adding the 2 lines I inserted with
comments (I have not tested this!!)
Just
sorry tested now.
doesn't work, outside windows world...
So even a blocking pipe should have some kind of CanRead that returns
immediately?
Martin wrote:
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Martin wrote:
make it
if (Applicationnil) and
(abs(LastProcessMessages-Now)((1/86400)/10))
This does
, that runs the external
process. Or if the AsyncProcess worked, it could be done, by using this
+ moving to an event-driven model.
Or am I missing some crucial point?
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Vincent Snijders wrote:
Martin schreef:
Just out of curiosity, what are we trying to solve?
snip
Or am I missing some crucial point?
3 idle cores on a quad core CPU. Why pay for a quad core, if Lazarus +
FPC use only one? I am still waiting during a compile and those 3
other cores
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Zitat von Graeme Geldenhuys grae...@opensoft.homeip.net:
Martin Schreiber wrote:
From the MSEide config dialog, I gather MSEide also launches the
FPC compiler in a separate process and not built into the MSEide?
Yes. It can also call gcc and parse the error messages
Vincent Snijders wrote:
I have looked a bit more why outputfilter is so slow at parsing a lot
of compiler output (e.g. compiling a simple LCL app with -va). The
pipe buffer is rather small, NumBytesAvailable is not bigger than 1280
bytes. So OnAsyncReadData reads only 1280 bytes at a time.
then
sleep(30);
Works on windows / shouldn't change anything on *nix
Martin wrote:
Vincent Snijders wrote:
I have looked a bit more why outputfilter is so slow at parsing a lot
of compiler output (e.g. compiling a simple LCL app with -va). The
pipe buffer is rather small
by the user.
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:= false
and add an extension that displays the selection in an otherway.
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Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Do you claim, that with a normal screen, there is not enough space to
put the tabs vertical (on the left) and then you have to scroll
vertically?
I quickly hacked my IDE to show what I mean.
xml too) have. Or
firebug (extension to firefox) has it too.
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paragraph, just
glued behind each other
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Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Tue, 18 Aug 2009 17:18:25 +0100
Martin laza...@mfriebe.de wrote:
I can't get a screenshoot, because hints disapear on keyboard.
but if you haver over Synedit. create (in the class declaration),
several of the ancestor methods are listed in a single paragraph
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
Hm, but there are some new lines, so the ability to show new lines is
there. There are about 5 or 6 ancestor classes with Create, after
the first is a new line, then all in one single block, and another
new line in front of the last.
Looks like maybe the 2 with the
outside the parent. Then no such
stackframe does exist, and the local procedure can not work.
Martin
type
TMTLocalProcedure = procedure(Index: PtrInt; Data: Pointer;
Item: Pointer); ?
var
p: TMTLocalProcedure;
procedure TestWithLocalProc;
procedure LocalProc
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Zitat von Vincent Snijders vsnijd...@vodafonevast.nl:
Martin schreef:
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Zitat von Jan Kowalski bor...@gmail.com:
I need to call ProcThreadPool.DoParallel with local procedure as
a parameter.
Does DoParallel allow local procedures to pass
form inheritance
2 - Stack frame
3 - just the plain English word.
If you search for it, you should be asked if you mean 1 or 2.
Not to speak of related topics that may want to be suggested...
My 2 cents
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Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
2009/8/21 Martin laza...@mfriebe.de:
That is more than insufficient.
Speaking about plain text docs (Asciidoc). keywords can be generated
from them or maybe a more informed keyword file could be built
manually. Something like meta-tags used in blogs or web
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Zitat von Hans-Peter Diettrich drdiettri...@aol.com:
Martin schrieb:
This is the first problem: how much of the base class to repeat? Or
how many links does the user have to follow to find what he seeks.
In PasDoc2 I imported inherited descriptions automatically, so
Chris Kirkpatrick wrote:
Martin wrote:
Another thing about the help. And i feel bad about saying this,
because I really appreciate the effort that was made. And criticizing
it without having contributed seems all wrong.
Never the mind, since we talk about it, I feel it should be mentioned
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Marc Weustink wrote:
Groupboxes were cluttering the real info, therefore we made a change to
the bevels. Not all parts are done.
Any objects in creating a custom component which does the dividing
instead of using 100's of TBevel components and lots of
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
2009/8/27 Martin laza...@mfriebe.de:
Actually, I attempted to create a frame for this, but run into some bugs
that prevented it.
And you didn't fix those bugs? ;-) Actually I never even though of
Why would I do this myself? I delegated
Martin wrote:
Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
2.) Copying a block with Ctrl+K/C works, but moving it with Ctrl+K/V
does not. Nothing happens except that the block is no longer marked
after that key.
Another (separate) bug report please.
Fixed in the meantime.
Martin
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Vincent Snijders het geskryf:
IMHO a better place for such feature requests without a clear owner (with a limited
todo list) is: http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Feature_Ideas
OK, done that too, and added a reference to the Mantis report.
From the mantis
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:49:40 +0100
Martin laza...@mfriebe.de wrote:
domini...@savagesoftwaresolutions.com wrote:
Just built Lazarus from the latest SVN on Mac OS X 10.5.8 Intel.
To confirm that would be 0.9.29, not 0.9.27 (aka release candidate)?
I
of line, ending the selection at the first none space.
Martin
Martin wrote:
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:49:40 +0100
Martin laza...@mfriebe.de wrote:
domini...@savagesoftwaresolutions.com wrote:
Just built Lazarus from the latest SVN on Mac OS X 10.5.8 Intel
Please test with revision 21681
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 11:13:41 +0100
Martin laza...@mfriebe.de wrote:
Update: i found a way to reproduce.
This is if the following can be confirmed: The issue only occurs, if
the cursor is on (right before) the first none-space char
to use 0.9.28 (0.9.27 at current) you need fpc 2.2.4.
Martin
Santiago A. wrote:
Hello.
My system has installed 0.96 (Ubuntu 8.10) , I would like to install
0.98 both at the same time.
I read somewhere in the wiki how to have installed both versions. Any hint?
Santiago A.
s...@ciberpiula.net
elsewhere and
not affected)
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A few things I noted while looking at the German translations (in the
options dialog)
* Umgebung
** Dateien
Kompilerdialog versus Compilerdateiname = K oder C
** Formulareditor
aktualisieren des Designer veringern = vielleicht: (Neu)zeichnen
... ?
* Editor
** Allgemein
pos1 / Ende =
://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/GDB_Debugger_Tips / reachable via the
FAQ )
Another thing is that sometimes all watches start returning an error, in
which case you must remove all of them, and add them again, and they
will work. Not sure what gets stuck there...
Best Regards
Martin
Best Regards
Martin
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
I just can't seem to debug anything inside the Lazarus IDE. Maybe my
computer just doesn't like me or something. :-(
See attached screenshot. Slots is a local variable which is a
record structure. I can't seem to get any debug information about
Martin
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
It seems the other debugger thread was blocked - or Gmail is on the
frits again. :-/ Anyway, I added a feature request in the wiki for a
working / custom written debugger.
http://wiki.freepascal.org/Feature_Ideas#Integrated_and_Working_Debugger
If anybody has
it takes time.
As for making it a priority, anyone is welcome to supply patches. If
not, it's a gift horse, so you know what not to do ;
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Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
Anyway no one has denied that features are missing. As for debugging
there is a dis-consent about the wording or extend that those missing
feature have (at least between me and you (Graeme). But not about
the fact that it would be nice (essential
Has any one else problems accessing the wiki? As of the last 24 hours, I
can no longer access the wiki - I get a time-out.
(I use the link from the forum / main site)
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happen.
The way Delphi has it, doing it with no warning at all = very dangerous.
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Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
I am not sure what was required to be down striped, but I would be
surprised if the reason for not doing it was eye candy. So I doubt
that a branch would help.
There exist a couple of troublesome elements in basic classes. IMO the
Controls unit
a baseclass
On the IDE side you realy deal with a TManagedWatch defined in
C:\lazarus_latest\ide\debugmanager.pas
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or
similat.
return a class/structure, that can be formatted by the IDE.
My 2 cents / Best Regards
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Hi JoshyFun,
in this context, maybe have a look at:
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=10665
I don't know if it overlaps with your plans, or is unrelated...
Best Regards
Martin
JoshyFun wrote:
Hello Lazarus-List,
I'm trying to improve some debug parts up to where my skills let me
the lines and jump to the code.
That should save some time.
Martin
Lee Jenkins wrote:
Does anyone else have any trouble reading heaptrc output? The only
thing that I can see of use is that it tells me there /is/ a leak.
However, trying to figure out where it is according to heaptrc output
Thanks,
I will attend to it asap. Usually it is better to attach them to a
mantis report. So they will not be lost/overlooked.
Martin
dmitry boyarintsev wrote:
Here's the patch for synedit pascal highlighter to support '%'
(binary) and '' (octal) as numbers, as shown here:
http
dmitry boyarintsev wrote:
Here's the patch for synedit pascal highlighter to support '%'
(binary) and '' (octal) as numbers, as shown here:
http://imagebin.org/67810
Otherwise the prefix character is colored as symbol rather than as number.
Applied, in 22180, thanks.
slightly improved, the
snapshots can do that.
But all versions of lazarus can do it, using the stack window.
In the stack window you can set the current frame to any stack-frame you
want.
The local-var window, the hint, and the watches window, will all follow this
Martin
Marc Weustink wrote:
Martin wrote:
David Emerson wrote:
procedure foo;
var a : longint;
procedure bar;
var b : longint;
begin
writeln (a);
end;
Given the above, is there a way to make the Locals window display
the value of a while stepping through the code in proc bar
A much better idea (imho) would be, to add all and none *after
sorting finished.
that way you would not rely on the name of them or anything like that.
cbObjects.Sorted := true;
cbObjects.Sorted := false;
cbObjects.Items.Insert(0, lisPListAll);
cbObjects.Items.Insert(1, lisPListNone);
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Zitat von Martin laza...@mfriebe.de:
Mattias,
have you looked at using
StartLine := Min(Old:ogCaret.Y, LogCaret.Y);
EndLine := Max(Old:ogCaret.Y, LogCaret.Y);
Sometimes synedit gives me too many lines, sometimes not enough. I
need the real insert range.
Even
that it had
to be rearranged manually.
Smart-tabs ? (editor options / general)
They work, but only if you are exactly at the beginning of the first
word of the line
Example
for a:=1 to b.count do
|foo();
press tab, and you will be below a, then to, ...
Martin
Yes, please report as a bug.
This may not end up with the highest priority right now, but if you need
a quick fix, you can modify synedit
line 1636 (within constructor SynEdit.create)
Color := clWhite;
Change it to your preference, and recompile synedit and the ide
David Emerson wrote:
, and act backwards on the final caret pos)
Martin
Martin wrote:
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Hmm.
Apparently synedit's line range is unreliable to find out what was
inserted or what lines have changed.
I will ask Martin.
It should be better now.
I tested for return and various paste events
The unit can set the width (amount of spaces covered by) each tab
individually.
If you subclass it, and then do the calculation inside (and add
callbacks to tell synedit, that lines must be repainted), then it should
work out of the box
Martin
BTW: what line rang should be reported if a line was deleted?
Martin wrote:
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:46:48 +
Martin laza...@mfriebe.de wrote:
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Zitat von Martin laza...@mfriebe.de
have you looked at using
StartLine := Min(Old:ogCaret.Y
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Wed, 04 Nov 2009 00:27:20 +
Martin laza...@mfriebe.de wrote:
Further thought about auto indent (for paste) and syncro/template
mode.
I disabled auto indent during syncro/template editing.
you need the same for TSynPluginTemplateEdit (template edit
it can not be checked.
the new event will explicitly report the mode.
The advantage of OnPaste is that it will also be called for quick-paste
(middle mouse) which indenter currently is not.
Only thing that will not call anything, is drop-drag-edit (can be
addressed later)
Martin
ecPaste
.
Linebreaks could be used for paragraph like grouping of statements,
that represent a logical entity in your code, yet are not presented as a
procedure of their own.
---
I may have shlightly disconnected from reality while writing the above
Martin
Martin wrote:
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
I guess this is the better solution for ecPaste.
Can you add such an event?
Yes, the question is, if it is ok for codetools, since it would be
called before the paste = that is you have to interpret the
to-be-pasted text before it is part of the source
Yes, I can reproduce this here (under Vista).
I didn't get the need for 4 clicks though
And3mD wrote:
Hello I made some tests about issue 13932
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=13932
- Windows XP - everything works ok
- Windows Vista 32bit Home Premium - I need 2 or sometimes 4 clicks
Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
For section heading {%region} {%endregion} is usefull = since it
allows folding
Such verbose formatting is unusable, for several reasons:
- it is bound to an special editor
- it is imposed on every user
- it must be maintained manually
- it is pure
Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
Please have a look at examples/dockmanager/elasticsite/SiteTest
project. It demonstrates how docking could work in the Lazarus IDE,
and how multiple editor windows could be implemented.
Does not work with fpc trunk
C:\lazarus_latest\examples
not exist in other edit
actions.
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Alexander Klenin wrote:
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 14:15, Martin laza...@mfriebe.de wrote:
The answer was that properties are meant to change the value on the object
immediately. Also a property setter can raise an exception, or additional
actions can take place or the value can be substituted
;
end;
aSynedit.Color is what you need to change.
---
Not tested, but pretty sure.
Martin
Zaher Dirkey wrote:
This also not in Debug mode, some time in normal state, there is a
flicker by white background and black font in editor and the tab not
take the real name of the unit, it changed
mouse events go there,
and the tabs don't get them.
Martin
Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Please have a look at examples/dockmanager/elasticsite/SiteTest
project. It demonstrates how docking could work in the Lazarus IDE,
and how multiple editor windows could be implemented
once, compile anywhere' means that the features provided by the
LCL, if correctly used are available cross platform (or aimed to be).
Best Regards
Martin
Here is a program that Compiles and runs under Windows XP and compiles
but does not run under OS X on an Intel Mac.
http://linuxenvy.com
to break.
There's no proper aligner developed for the IDE or LCL, to align
controls properly. So the inteface would look like a candy. In my apps
i'm doing this re-aligment manually on the application start.
You can get pretty good aligning in many cases by using autosize and
anchors.
Martin
enduser friendly, but requires
more work by the developper
2) is what Java and fpgui (and afaik msegui) aim for. It is easier for
the developper. But the enduser will find an application that is
different to any other app he runs on his PC (and therefore harder to use)
Martin
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Martin wrote:
2) is what Java and fpgui (and afaik msegui) aim for. It is easier
for the developper. But the enduser will find an application that is
different to any other app he runs on his PC (and therefore harder
to use)
I guess we will have to agree
use the run-time build-mode. (The packages must have the
ppu for both build-modes in it's unit directory).
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would then be linked
(see-also) in all relevan topics.
At the moment all I found is to stuff this info on a (randomly) selected
method, and link to that (but then the link in see-also) carries the
short descripton of that method, which gives no clue about the extra info)
Martin
Since this is purely lazarus related, I cross post this, and set
reply-to to lazarus list.
@Rainer: You can read relevant posts in the archive:
http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
Rainer Stratmann wrote:
Am Sunday 15 November 2009 20:03:21 schrieb Martin
waldo kitty wrote:
Martin wrote:
And last not least:
- Never mind where you installed Lazarus AND fpc = don't copy or
move the folder later. All your config has this folder (including a
file called fpc.cfg, in the fpc directory)
- Try to avoid spaces and special chars in the path to lazarus
is to wait what
happens to IDE docking
Therefore this feature will be beta for a considerable time
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Paul Ishenin wrote:
Martin wrote:
Compiling Lazarus (SVN / Snapshot) with -dSynDualView allows you
to open a 2nd window for any open source file.
I compiled but I don't see the second window. How to activate it?
There is an extra entry in the source-editor pop-up menu, open another
view
Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Martin schrieb:
Compiling Lazarus (SVN / Snapshot) with -dSynDualView allows you
to open a 2nd window for any open source file. The 2nd Window can be
edited, and all edits made in one window, are also done in the other
window (they edit the same source).
Very
Chris Jennings wrote:
Hi All
I am brand new to Lazarus but have experience with Delphi in the
distant past. I am just trying to acertain if Lazarus will meet my
needs and am playing with some examples. I have run into a snag that
is killing me.
I place a TManMenu component on an empty form
Chris Jennings wrote:
Martin wrote:
Chris Jennings wrote:
Hi All
I am brand new to Lazarus but have experience with Delphi in the
distant past. I am just trying to acertain if Lazarus will meet my
needs and am playing with some examples. I have run into a snag that
is killing me.
I place
(probably a little more than 2 cents)
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version of Lazarus as Lazarus
2010 Edition.
And offer it in different packages:
- 30 days Free Trial
- Gold Edition, 1 User unlimited
- Platinum Edition, Multi user unlimited (if the SVN package/component
is ready and can be pre-installed)
scnr
Martin
supported/compiling version is the Lazarus version.
The original SynEdit also has code that in LazArus is part of the LCL =
that is also gradually removed from SynEdit, to use the LCL instead.
Martin
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assign it your own
key-short-cut. rename identifier. does not require a selection, since
it finds the variable/identifier name by it's pascal scope.
Martin
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a matter of personal taste...
Best Regards
Martin
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