for google) much appreciated :)
Thanks
SteveG
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Thanks Joost - seems just what I need
Joost van der Sluis wrote:
Op vrijdag 16-01-2009 om 02:28 uur [tijdzone +1000], schreef SteveG:
Is it possible to have the sqlite3.dll library (WinXP) dynamically
loaded rather than static linked into my Laz program ?
The sqlite dll
in the 'uses' of my app.
Thanks
SteveG
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Hi - having problems getting Laz created windows to 'Stay on Top' in WinXP
I have used the Win API, a program called 'cmdow', and another called
'PowerMenu' - all fail to force 'OnTop'
I can control all other (so far) aspects of the Laz created window
(pos/size/focus/etc)
I have noted that
JoshyFun wrote:
Thanks for the pointer - will keep an eye on this
Dont quite know why the Laz app wont even allow external apps to force
the OnTop setting though - still trying combinations
Hello SteveG,
Monday, November 24, 2008, 9:37:50 PM, you wrote:
S Hi - having problems getting Laz
at GDK_IS_WINDOW
Your Laz ver may help me track it down, or I will have to find another
system with Ubuntu for comparison testing
Regards - SteveG
Paulo Malheiros wrote:
It didn't fail on my Ubuntu Hardy Gtk2. Works fine.
I used:
implementation
uses gtk2, gdk2;
{ TForm1 }
procedure TForm1
Well done Laurent - very professional
wile64 wrote:
Hi all,
I have created this bitmap for me, I redistributes if someone needs !
--
Laurent.
If debugging is the art of removing bugs, then programming must be
the art of creating!
My Components:
^.window fails
The form is showing and focused (realized), and I have tried
'gdk_window_get_toplevel(GtkWidget^.window)' as well - also fails
I am beginning to feel that Gtk/Gdk/xWin is for propeller heads flying a
lot higher than me :)
any thoughts at all appreciated
SteveG
Still fails at same point unfortunately
Mattias Gärtner wrote:
Zitat von SteveG [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for your answer here Mattias -
GetActiveWindow does seem to be just what I need to be able to create my
own code from - but I cant get it to work :(
I have extracted the function
);
end;
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
GetActiveWindow();
end;
initialization
{$I Unit1.lrs}
end.
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
On Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:33:33 +1000
SteveG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still fails at same point unfortunately
Please give more details
:
Zitat von SteveG [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Need some pointers on the way Laz/fpc handle gtkwidgets if possible.
I am attempting (as a test) to get and then set the size and position of
a Laz form using Gtk / Gdk - (not necessary I know, just leading to
further things)
See in gtk intf
using Gtk/Gdk/GScreen/etc - and its just out of reach :)
Thanks - SteveG
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Thanks - SteveG
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Thanks Mattias - will begin further info hunting with this
Zitat von SteveG [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Evening all (or as your timezone requires)
I have a Windows library of functions being converted to Linux
equivalents (slowly) - but a few things are losing me on the way
Win function
So far I have found that Laz uses a Gtk pointer to a structure rather
than a window handle directly.
Anybody know what type of structure (and where to find it) ?
SteveG wrote:
Thanks Graeme
I will see if I can find how to convert from GTK to LCL handles (your
theory sounds good)
I have been
wrote:
On Sun, Aug 3, 2008 at 6:37 AM, SteveG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having a problem understanding the usage of window handles in Linux
Linux (Ubuntu 8.04):
I can find no correlation between the Laz supplied window handle
(Form1.Handle), and the X11 required handle - found using 'xwininfo
handle directly.
Anybody know what type of structure (and where to find it) ?
SteveG wrote:
Thanks Graeme
I will see if I can find how to convert from GTK to LCL handles (your
theory sounds good)
I have been waiting for fpGUI to be stable enough to use anyway (from
the LCL point of view
xwin to cycle all windows/children, but dont
know how to determine which is the relevant 'top'.
Thanks - SteveG
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A.J / Graeme
Thanks for the input on this - (and for doing some of my homework for
me :)
I will study xlib and see if I can put a library together - will post
whatever I come up with as soon as its usable
SteveG
On Thu, 2008-06-12 at 09:14 +0200, A.J. Venter wrote:
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 4:43
I have a program written for Windows being converted to Linux, and have
hit a few win api calls I need to replace.
Mostly they are to do with window control
eg ShowWindow, SetWindowPos, MoveWindow etc etc
These are used to control windows outside of the program itself, not
internal forms.
Would
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