I'm developing a new application where the user will need to select items from
a tree structure.. I'm trying to figure out how to do the tree at all, and
allow the user to select multiple files and/or folders. If the tree is going
to be too complicated in text mode, then maybe I'll have to
On Tue, Apr 6, 2021 at 12:29 PM James Richters via fpc-pascal
wrote:
> Or Am I going to be better off going graphical with Lazarus for something
> like this?
TShellTreeView in Lazarus should do exactly what you want.
It's not console though.
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On 06/04/2021 18:26, jean-françois Jouvet via fpc-pascal wrote:
does anyone knows how avoid display dot point for space between 2 words?
Thanks in advance
Menu: Tools > Options
Page: Editor > General > Miscellaneous: Turn off "Show special characters"
That will turn off tabs and spaces
does anyone knows how avoid display dot point for space between 2 words?
Thanks in advance
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On 2021-04-06 14:43, James Richters wrote:
Is there any documentation or a sample program for TDirListBox? I
tried doing a search but only found a page that showed it's functions
and procedures, but no real explanation on what they are supposed to
do.
The functionality is used within the text
As far as I understand, you are searching for a general tree component
like TTreeView in Lazarus, but for FreeVision, running in text mode in
console ?
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Is there any documentation or a sample program for TDirListBox? I tried doing
a search but only found a page that showed it's functions and procedures, but
no real explanation on what they are supposed to do.
James
>FPC package FV (FreeVision) contains an object TDirListBox which allows
On 2021-04-06 12:22, LacaK via fpc-pascal wrote:
May be, that important word is here "referenced" code.
Once some code (procedure, class) is referenced then this code is
linked / included.
It does not play role if it is really required by program / library ...
right?
It is impossible for a
On 2021-04-06 12:29, James Richters via fpc-pascal wrote:
Does FPC include any tools to display a directory tree, similar to the
way
files and folders are normally displayed, but I want to make my own
custom
entries. Have the branches expand and collapse etc..
It doesn't have to be graphical,
Does FPC include any tools to display a directory tree, similar to the way
files and folders are normally displayed, but I want to make my own custom
entries. Have the branches expand and collapse etc..
It doesn't have to be graphical, it can be text based.
Or Am I going to be better off going
May be, that important word is here "referenced" code.
Once some code (procedure, class) is referenced then this code is linked
/ included.
It does not play role if it is really required by program / library ...
right?
L.
So we see that classes like TComponent and also interfaces are
On 06/04/2021 09:33, LacaK via fpc-pascal wrote:
> So we see that classes like TComponent and also interfaces are touched,
> but they are used only in conjuction with initilizing some global
> variables like InitHandlerList, GlobalNameSpace.
>
> But these variables are never used in my library.
I am guessing, that there must be something in initialization
sections of units (SysUtils and Classes), which cause that some code
is included, right?
Can I somehow to avoid this grow of size (for example I need from
Classes only TFPList)?
Not in an easy way at the moment, I don't expect
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