A new version of ExcelInterface is now available (version 0.4) here:
http://tcoq.free.fr/composants.html
It's provided as is, under the MPL 1.1 license.
This is unfinished work, but the version 0.4 has the minimum necessary
to do
useful stuff with the interface, and more:
- creating and
theo wrote:
While real TGroupBox - Captions (at least on GTK2) are theme aware
(bold, not bold), the labels on the bevels aren't.
Correct. In Gnome I have my text set to dark-blue color. The TLabel
components in Lazarus do not seem to adhere to that theme color. See the
attached screenshot I
Thierry Coq wrote:
div class=moz-text-flowed style=font-family: -moz-fixedA new
version of ExcelInterface is now available (version 0.4) here:
Tip for a basic and simple solution (Windows but presumably similar on
other platforms?) you can just write your data to a Comma Separated
Variable
theo wrote:
By introducing custom groupbox-alikes, Lazarus is giving up a part of
the system look.
Well, it's doing that already by using the Label 2xBevel isn't it??
That's my point I was trying to make before. Custom components should be
allowed, that are _only_ used in the IDE -- NOT in
Well, it's doing that already by using the Label 2xBevel isn't it??
Yes, I counted these as //groupbox-alikes too in my prev. message.
I don't mind if you use custom components for the IDE if there is a good reason
to do so.
But you should be aware of the fact that they do not follow themes
other platforms?) you can just write your data to a Comma Separated
Variable (csv) text file and do a ShellExecute 'open' on it. This will
Maybe it will help someone: one can write xml file and rename it to .xls
and excel will open it without any difference ;)
To know the right xml format one
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 6:55 AM, Leslie
Kayeles.k...@couchmansfarm.plus.com wrote:
Tip for a basic and simple solution (Windows but presumably similar on other
platforms?) you can just write your data to a Comma Separated Variable (csv)
text file and do a ShellExecute 'open' on it.
Or you can
NSLoadApplication must be called from Carbon application using Cocoa,
no matter what stuff is placed in Bundle.
Great. Still the icon does not respond to clicks.
I tried my own adaptation of the StatusItem, bypassing the LCL. This
works fine as long as I use NSApp.run instead of
Great. Still the icon does not respond to clicks.
Are using some kind of mix of Cocoa and Carbon widgetset?
thanks,
dmitry
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Graeme Geldenhuys schreef:
Hi,
When you create a new project in Lazarus, the default uses classe in the
*.lpr file looks as follows:
---
uses
{$IFDEF UNIX}{$IFDEF UseCThreads}
cthreads,
{$ENDIF}{$ENDIF}
Classes;
---
Is there an alternative implementation of
Great. Still the icon does not respond to clicks.
Are using some kind of mix of Cocoa and Carbon widgetset?
No, I made a totally clean installation of the latest snapshot and
created a new minimal test application for this purpose. If you like
I can send you the test application. Or does
No, I made a totally clean installation of the latest snapshot and
created a new minimal test application for this purpose. If you like
I can send you the test application. Or does anybody have a working
demo of this?
I'm wondering what are you trying to achieve.
Even if you make
Zitat von Graeme Geldenhuys grae...@opensoft.homeip.net:
Vincent Snijders wrote:
If not, then why do we have the extra IFDEF UseCThreads define in
the uses clause?
So, it won't be added by default. Don't add it, if you don't need it
(or any or you required packages).
But why not add it
Hi Dmitry,
I am sorry I didn't describe the case properly. I mistyped the
subject.
I am building a Carbon application and I am trying to get the
TrayIcon with menu to work, that's all.
It shows up but does not respond to clicks and does not show the
menu. I wonder when did anybody use or test
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 10:22 AM, Tobias
Giesentobias_subscri...@tgtools.com wrote:
Felipe, did the menu work for you?
Yes, it did work. Maybe something changed in the mean time in the
Carbon interface and broke it.
to dmitry: Maybe we could add PasCocoa to Lazarus until a stable FPC
is
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 10:25:13PM +0200, Marco van de Voort wrote:
I'll see if I can spend some time on this the coming days.
Done, was easier than I thought. It was .kwd btw.
First attempt at www.stack.nl/~marcov/ref.chm
Hmm, no such luck. While it showed in *nix ones, it fails on
to dmitry: Maybe we could add PasCocoa to Lazarus until a stable FPC
is released with native Cocoa support, what do you think?
On the other hand this development
may take many years to come in a stable release and when it comes out
we can delete PasCocoa from lazarus
I'll make an article in
You can't base development on
an unstable compiler which isn't even in trunk, but on a separate
experimental branch.
If you put things in that way, then I can agree with you.
Including PasCocoa to Lazarus, would make a lot of things easier.
But how should it be added? As part of Cocoa
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 3:14 PM, dmitry
boyarintsevskalogryz.li...@gmail.com wrote:
Currently FPC support is already quite advanced.
Lazarus development has always been based in stable compilers and all
releases are made with stable compilers. You can't base development on
an unstable compiler
Hello Tobias
please read this article:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Carbon_Interface#Cocoa_controls_in_Carbon_applications
If you mange to do this steps successfully and you have Carbon LCL
recompiled with Cocoa support, then you can use TTrayIcon component.
One more note. If you mark
Yes, there are several alternatives now to read/write spreadsheets:
a) - using CSV files,
b) - using XML files,
c) - using FPSpreadsheet,
d) - now using ExcelInterface.
Unlike a) and b) ExcelInterface controls Excel directly using the COM
interface, so the interaction with the Excel program is
Some time ago there were people asking in the forum how to use COM to
interface with Excel.
I think it would be cool if you could add a link to this component in
the Lazarus wiki for easier future reference:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Components_and_Code_examples
thanks,
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Good idea, Felipe, ;-)
I will do so
Thierry
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
Some time ago there were people asking in the forum how to use COM to
interface with Excel.
I think it would be cool if you could add a link to this component in
the Lazarus wiki for easier future reference:
In a directory above Cocoa directory. Then we would need to alter the
Makefiles in both Carbon and Cocoa interfaces to see them ... I always
have trouble with these makefiles.
needs to be discussed in lazarus-dev
Do you think we should keep the define? I mean, is it a problem to
have all
Thierry Coq escreveu:
Yes, there are several alternatives now to read/write spreadsheets:
a) - using CSV files,
b) - using XML files,
c) - using FPSpreadsheet,
d) - now using ExcelInterface.
Unlike a) and b) ExcelInterface controls Excel directly using the COM
interface, so the interaction
dear all, i want to create pdf file from text file which the data are
dynamic, i have read the sample but the data are static which use powerpdf
component, is there any methode or any component...?
thank b4
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