Hello Fred,
you wrote on Tue, 18 Jun 2024 18:06:28 +:
> Many thanks for your last features-fixes for filedialogx.
>
> I will test it deeply asap and write you soon.
Thank you for your kind support.
Have a nice time!
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Hello Sieghard.
Many thanks for your last features-fixes for filedialogx.
I will test it deeply asap and write you soon.
Have nice days.
Fre;D
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Hello Fred.
So. Now I got something. The "msefiledialogx", of course. A version that
DOES, mostly, what I want it to do. That is:
- Multiple entry select for "listview" AND "list_log" display
- "seamless" switching between displays (i.e. selections are kept)
- mostly "standard" selection methods
Hello Sieghard.
Your latest corrections are comitted in the Sieghard branch.
Many thanks for your valuable work.
Have a nice day.
Fre;D
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Hello Fred,
this time not an update on the "msefiledialogx", but on the "db" unit
modifications.
As I just had an occasion to use the OSQLBrowser, I was again hit by an
update problem I had found before (and addressed by a cautionary remark in
the README to the sample programs). So I undertook to
Hello Sieghard.
OK, FileRequester demo works.
I did try with FileRequest -t parameter.
The newfiledialogx appears.
Selecting directories from the left panel is ok appart when clicking on "/usr"
icon-directory there is a error message:
"List index (14) out of bounds".
Also clicking on
Hello Fred,
you wrote on Thu, 23 May 2024 00:58:09 +:
> I did try your demo TextView.prj but at loading there is a exception
> message: List index (11) out of bounds. After clicking on OK, the
> application crash.
Interesting. I just unpacked the test project into a new directory,
even
Hello Sieghard.
Thanks for the updates for newdialogs(x).
I did try your demo TextView.prj but at loading there is a exception message:
List index (11) out of bounds.
After clicking on OK, the application crash.
For the demo FileRequester.prj, I did not catch how to use it and with what
Hello Fred,
here's another intermediate report on the status of the "newdialogs"'
msefiledialogx. It was a hard bit of work to make the "compact" diaplay
work the same as with the plain original version. You made it work i a
"horizontal" manner, which is very unusual and doesn't easily allow for
Hello Fred,
you wrote on Sun, 19 May 2024 22:38:29 +:
> Ha, ok, I think I get it now.
on't worry, don't hurry - I've put this aside as a "luxury problem" while
catering to other things.
> In the code of msefiledialogx.pas there are those ifdef:
> {$ifdef BGRABITMAP_USE_MSEGUI}
Yes, I
Hello Sieghard.
Ha, ok, I think I get it now.
In the code of msefiledialogx.pas there are those ifdef:
{$ifdef BGRABITMAP_USE_MSEGUI}
It is because the msefiledialogx shows the rendered image on the bottom-left if
you select a image-file in a directory.
If you did not use BGRABimap on your
Hello Fred,
you wrote on Sun, 19 May 2024 15:24:33 +:
> Strange that it does not work for you.
Strange also that there's the attempt to use a _component_ that isn't
provided by the component library. and not even requested from the .mfm
file, I think. And there's the explicit request for a
Hello Sieghard.
Strange that it does not work for you.
But, did you add the -B (build all) parameter?
Without it fpc sometimes ignore some of the {$ifdef something}.
It is a very old bug and till now it was not yet fixed, so better to use -B,
mainly for the first compilation of the project.
Hello Fred,
you wrote on Sun, 19 May 2024 05:21:32 +:
> To use BRABitmap for MSEgui, do this:
>
> 1. Download BGRABitmap source from here:
> https://github.com/bgrabitmap/bgrabitmap
That's where I got it.
> 1. In project options tab Make/Directories:
> Add using your BGRABitmap
Hello Sieghard.
To use BRABitmap for MSEgui, do this:
1. Download BGRABitmap source from here:
https://github.com/bgrabitmap/bgrabitmap
1. In project options tab Make/Directories:
Add using your BGRABitmap source directory:
${BGRABITMAPDIR}/bgrabitmap
1. In tab Make/Make Options
Hello Fred,
you wrote on Fri, 17 May 2024 02:40:26 +:
> Great news!
...
> Here the trick (thanks to the wonderful BGRABitmap gem):
However...
I tried to include your great new trick in a simple program using the
extended file dialogx, just to be able to provide an impression of the
result.
Hello Fred,
you wrote on Sat, 18 May 2024 00:18:53 +:
> About "msefiledialogx", of course don't hesitate to adapt it as you wish,
> it's an honor for him.
Well, I got a little tired of the "work" by now. It's a bit tedious chasing
after all the inconsistencies and issues caused by
Hello Sieghard.
About "msefiledialogx", of course don't hesitate to adapt it as you wish, it's
an honor for him.
>BTW: are you sure of the file type name “.dylib”? Or should it be ".dynlib",
>which makes more sense to me?
Hmm, that's Apple's logic. The suffix of a dynamic library on OSX is
Hello Fred,
you wrote on Fri, 17 May 2024 02:40:26 +:
> Great news!
>
> Finally I find a way to save the canvas of a form, with all his
> child-components into a png file (or bitmap). Only the canvas is saved,
> even if the form is covered by other external forms.
Very nice, and probabely
Hello everybody.
Great news!
Finally I find a way to save the canvas of a form, with all his
child-components into a png file (or bitmap).
Only the canvas is saved, even if the form is covered by other external forms.
Here the trick (thanks to the wonderful BGRABitmap gem):
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