fpGUI is not even close to being able to compile Lazarus with the
fpGUI toolkit.  What you need to do is compile Lazarus with GTK1 for
example (if running under Linux).  Then build the LCL for fpGUI only
(Tools -> Configue Build Lazarus).  Disable everything except "Build
LCL".  Select the "fpgui" widget set from the set of radio buttons.
Click "Build" button. No need to restart Lazarus after the build, so
you can disable that checkbox as well.

Once done you can create a new project, go the Compiler Options for
that project and set the default widget set to fpGUI.  When you now
compile that project, it will use the fpGUI widget set.  Lazarus will
continue running in the GTK1 widget set.

Please note:  fpGUI is still in heavy development and isn't ready for
production use yet. Also the only widgets that the LCL-fpGUI supports
at this point is a TForm and TButton.

Regards,
 - Graeme -


On 4/9/07, Brad Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
> I just downloaded latest lazarus and fpgui and I can confirm it works
> pretty good =)
>
> At least to the extend that fpgui interface is implemented.
>

noob question. I tried to build lazarus with fpgui as the primary interface and 
it exploded. Is
there an easy way to run lazarus as a gtk1 app and use fpgui for compiling an 
app ?

Regards,
Brad (noob returning to lazarus after about 5 years of non-programming)
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