Am 10.01.2011 12:09, schrieb Michael Schnell:
On 01/10/2011 11:41 AM, [email protected] wrote:
No. It creates code in a 'AfterCreate' procedure to create the layout of
your form. (Well, partially. Not all properties can be set).
Hmm. I understand from your words that "AfterCreate" is called as an
event of the (main-) form. So some LCL based form creating code is run
before. I suppose that the "AfterCreate" code reads some data
(supposedly from a resource) when running and this resource will be
created from some file generated by the fpGUI form designer.
No, you're wrong. "AfterCreate" is a virtual method of TfpgForm which is
overwritten by the designer. It uses fcl-passrc to parse the code and
recreates code again. No LCL involved in that process anywhere.
So it seems to be no great problem to integrate the runtime code for
this in the LCL's "fpGUI" Widget Type code so that it is not visible for
the user any more (while of course integrating the fPGUI form designer
into Lazarus seems a lot more work, as each control needs it's dedicated
design time code.)
Ahm... in the LCL's fpGUI widget set the usual resource system of
Lazarus is used already. But a LCL-fpgui application <> pure fpgui
application (for the second one it's unimportant whether you use Lazarus
as "source editor" or not).
Regards,
Sven
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