While this of course is a good idea (and decent comments were presented
by others), ...
Why not (based on the text you have) write a real (commercial) book on
Lazarus.
Lazarus is approaching a non-beta state and is available for many
platforms.
Some days ago I used Lazarus to
On Mon, 7 Jan 2008, Michael Schnell wrote:
While this of course is a good idea (and decent comments were presented by
others), ...
Why not (based on the text you have) write a real (commercial) book on
Lazarus.
Well, a (german) lazarus book is in the works, by CL. Work has actually
Well, a (german) lazarus book is in the works, by CL. Work has actually
started.
Sounds good.
Of course there is room for more than one book if the authors care to
target different aspects. (Delphi language, GUI/LCL, beginners, in
depth reference, multi-platform, networking, ... )
I reread the docs and it seams that when calling alloc I should pass
the class id as self, then use it's result as self for init and
then use the result from init to call subsequent methods.
Ok, this worked fine now =) Final version of the simple pascal cocoa app bellow.
This is excelent,
On Mon, 7 Jan 2008, Michael Schnell wrote:
Well, a (german) lazarus book is in the works, by CL. Work has actually
started.
Sounds good.
Of course there is room for more than one book if the authors care to target
different aspects. (Delphi language, GUI/LCL, beginners, in depth
Michael Schnell schrieb:
Well, a (german) lazarus book is in the works, by CL. Work has
actually started.
Sounds good.
http://www.cul.de/lazarus.html
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A compilable version. I updated it to include in itself very limited
appkit bindings so that one can run this example even without my
partial cocoa bindings. It requires the objc headers, however. In fact
I just made this the main objc headers example:
{
cocoamsgbox.pas
This example shows how
Michael Schnell schrieb:
Well, a (german) lazarus book is in the works, by CL. Work has
actually started.
Sounds good.
Of course there is room for more than one book if the authors care to
target different aspects. (Delphi language, GUI/LCL, beginners, in
depth reference,
Op maandag 07-01-2008 om 01:06 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Daniël
Mantione:
3. The book does not cover objects in depth. I'm of two minds about how to
cover object-oriented programming: I prefer Delphi's object model, but I've
used Turbo Vision (I named it, in fact) and have some example
