Just a note on the GetKeyState function from LclIntf - causes exception
when used within a dll (mine anyway) -
same call direct (thru 'use Windows') works ok
Not sure as yet to report this as a bug, still doing eliminations in my
own code
SteveG
Vincent Snijders wrote:
SteveG schreef:
Just a note on the GetKeyState function from LclIntf - causes
exception when used within a dll (mine anyway) -
same call direct (thru 'use Windows') works ok
Not sure as yet to report this as a bug, still doing eliminations in
my own code
Do you use
SteveG wrote:
Vincent Snijders wrote:
SteveG schreef:
Just a note on the GetKeyState function from LclIntf - causes
exception when used within a dll (mine anyway) -
same call direct (thru 'use Windows') works ok
Not sure as yet to report this as a bug, still doing eliminations in
my own code
SteveG schreef:
Just a note on the GetKeyState function from LclIntf - causes exception
when used within a dll (mine anyway) -
same call direct (thru 'use Windows') works ok
Not sure as yet to report this as a bug, still doing eliminations in my
own code
Do you use the interfaces unit in
Hi!
I am porting some Delphi component to Lazarus. Now I am looking for a
replacement of RecreateWnd.
Delphi help says:
procedure RecreateWnd;
Recreate underlying Windows screen object. Call RecreateWnd to recreate
the control from scratch.
RecreateWnd destroys the underlying Windows screen
Declaration ist RecreateWnd(Object)
RecreateWnd(Self) is the same as RecreateWnd in Delphi.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi!
I am porting some Delphi component to Lazarus. Now I am looking for a
replacement of RecreateWnd.
Delphi help says:
procedure RecreateWnd;
Recreate underlying Windows
On Feb 3, 2008 4:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a substitute in Win32/gtk-LCL?
I think you should start by re-thinking why you need RecreateWnd in
the first place.
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Thanks! I found also the explaination here:
{--
RecreateWnd
This function was originally member of TWincontrol. From a VCL point of
view
that made perfectly sense since the VCL knows when a win32 widget has to be
Surely recreatewnd is just destroywnd followed by createwnd, both of which weem
important to me.
Sam
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From: Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 February 2008 16:18
To: lazarus@miraclec.com
Subject: Re: [lazarus] RecreateWnd
On Feb 3, 2008 4:09 PM,
With my ported Delphi components, I call RecreateWnd(Self) only on Windows,
ignoring this call via $IFDEF altogether with other widgetsets.
Thanks.
-Phil
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From: Sam Liddicott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sun 2/3/2008 12:04 PM
To: lazarus@miraclec.com
Subject: RE:
I would be interested in a reply to this. Under windows you need this to go
along with createparams();
Otherwise you can try to get along with Get/SetWindowLong right? But what
about on OSes other than windows?
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From: Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho [mailto:[EMAIL
How can I implement an html page into my lazarus app?? I need a component like
TWebBrowser in delphi?
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hi all,
It is possible to set up Ubuntu to pick up overnight snapshots from
hu.freepascal?
Thanks,
Dominique.
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Dominique Louis пишет:
hi all,
It is possible to set up Ubuntu to pick up overnight snapshots from
hu.freepascal?
Why not to use SVN?
Thanks,
Dominique.
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Maxim Ganetsky mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Giuliano Colla wrote:
From a quick look to documentation, RecreateWnd is just a dangerous
hack/workaround to overcome some Windows bugs/inadequacies.
In Windows it's impossible to change some properties of a window, such as:
* Changing the border style.
* Changing the CharCase,
On Mon, 2008-02-04 at 02:23 +0300, Maxim Ganetsky wrote:
Why not to use SVN?
Yes, use 'svn co' once, then you can put an 'svn update' command within
a daily cron.
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