Hi,
I used FPC 1.0.4 for a long time. Now I switched to 1.9.6.
I have some programs which has a window without standard caption.
The resource file defines the windows style az WS_BORDER, but the
window (program is compiled with 1.9.6) has a caption!
I opened the exe with Resource Hacker and
>
> There are two classes.pp in the fpc sources for every OS.
> First question: Why?
>
> Second question: Are there any other double units?
>
> Third: Do I need to add a workaround in Lazarus to find the right one,
> or will one of them be removed soon anyway?
It has only one classes.pp per os in
There are two classes.pp in the fpc sources for every OS.
First question: Why?
Second question: Are there any other double units?
Third: Do I need to add a workaround in Lazarus to find the right one,
or will one of them be removed soon anyway?
Mattias
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I've changed typenames to cint, clong in x.pp and xlib.pp (using a
semi-automatic hack I wrote to parse C :) ) and also fixed a few minor
things.
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> Type
> // Lenght paremeters are number of CHARS not bytes
> TWide2AnsiMove=function(source:pwidechar; srclen:SizeInt;
> dest:pansichar;
> destlen:SizeInt): SizeInt;
> TAnsi2WideMove=function(source:pansichar; srclen:SizeInt;
> dest:pwidechar;
> destlen:SizeInt): SizeInt;
>
> These function
- Original Message -
From: "Marco van de Voort" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "FPC developers' list"
Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2005 2:53 PM
Subject: Re: [fpc-devel] ansistrings and widestrings
This is the level where multibyte characters can come in, so that just a
Character can be different
> peter green wrote:
>
> > it should be noted that pascal classes are really not suited to doing
> > strings.
>
> IMO we should distinguish Strings, as containers, from Text as an
> interpretation of data as, ahem, text of some language, in some
> encoding, possibly with attributes...
>
> > to
