Is there another way to tell that the package is currently compiled with an older Laz/fpc version?
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Since there's still quite a lot of people out there using rather old
versions of Lazarus and fpc I began to extend fpspreadsheet such that it
can be used with versions down to Laz 1.0 / fpc 2.6.0. As I saw it's
only a few procedures that are missing. I added a unit "fpsFixes" to the
package into which I want to copy the missing code from newer versions.
Of course, to avoid duplicate code, I want to check the currently used
versions and want to make heavy use of "$IF"s. I know that the unit
"LCLVersion" provides information on the LCL version (lcl_fullversion).
My problem, however, is that LCLVersion introduces a dependence on
LCLBase. The package laz_fpspreadsheet so far has been quite slim
(dependence on FCL and LazUtils), I am not sure if it is a good idea to
bloat the basic package.
- [Lazarus] Determining Laz/fpc version without using LCLV... Werner Pamler
- Re: [Lazarus] Determining Laz/fpc version without u... Mark Morgan Lloyd
- [Lazarus] Determining Laz/fpc version without using... Werner Pamler
- [Lazarus] Determining Laz/fpc version without using... Werner Pamler
