Hallo Fred van Stappen, vous ecrit au Tue, 11 Jan 2022 12:11:11 +0000:
> So happy to read you and happy new year! Thank you, a happy New Year to you as well! I'm happy too to read you again, after the long period of silence - here at least - when you seemed to have disappeared completely. > Msegui is still living! That's good news. > And completely compatible with last fpc 3.3.1 trunk. > Also with last commits, msegui is backward compatible from fpc 2.4.6 > to 3.3.1. and aarch64 ARM cpu compatible. And that's even better, so mseide-msegui is again the first fully useable and useful Pascal IDE for the ARM architecture, as it was formerly for the (intel-based) PC altogether. > About attachment it seems that the sourceforge mailing-list does not > accept attachment anymore. The best would be to use link to the > attachment or use https://github.com/mse-org/mseide-msegui/issues Thank you, I'll see how I can get the files there. (And it might be that I'll could need it there...) > About your contribution for find-replace and fixes to "filedialogx" > sure that they are more than welcome. I'm just afraid that this might take some more time, as just after I had sent the announcement, I got a couple support requests from my customers (which also caused the response delay). I'll see to provide the files piecemeal as I get them out. (The dialogs prooved aomewhat tough, especially the file dialog is _very_ intricately convoluted, and trying to make your extended version compatible and perhaps even interchangeably with the basic version took me quite some time already... I didn't even get at the other more complex ones, especially the font dialog, that also has some mse-specific ideosyncrasies.) > About translation to German, it would be great, if you have some free > time, to test the last release of ideU: > https://github.com/fredvs/ideU/releases/ I know it. I had downloaded a version quite some time ago, but as I was busy with other things, I didn't get at installing and using it yet. I'll see to get the latest version and have a thorough look at the localization soon, ASAP... > Like explained in a previous post, it could be done > (multi-languages) for mseide too but not sure it is a good idea If done correctly, localization could perhaps enlarge the user base noticeably. On the other hand, most knowlegeable users don't care much about it, as most of what they need to know is written in english anyway, so they are reqired to be able to read english. > because it will blow-up mseide and Martin said that mseide is a > "root" ide that should be the most compact as possible. That's not a bad idea in my opinion. I'd even omit an editor, because every one has a different one he's used to and "knows by heart". The main reason to accept "yet another one" is the integration with the debugger. Other than that; I built me a "make" script (just a plain shell one) to (re)build a few projects completely without the IDE, only using the compiler command line produced by it. > For msegui widgetset, at the moment, I am blocked with the asiatic > ideograms, I am not able to make it rendered for some msegui-widgets > like label, edit, ... Only the title of the window shows the Chinese The title of the window is not rendered by the program running "in" it. Perhaps the chinese glyphs fall outside the UCS16 (wide) character set, at least partly, and need special extension codes inserted? Which rendering engine is used by msegui? Maybe it has been updated to use a new API that's not (fully) supported by msegui yet? Thank you again, and keep up the good work! -- (Weitergabe von Adressdaten, Telefonnummern u.ä. ohne Zustimmung nicht gestattet, ebenso Zusendung von Werbung oder ähnlichem) ----------------------------------------------------------- Mit freundlichen Grüßen, S. Schicktanz ----------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ mseide-msegui-talk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mseide-msegui-talk
