On Saturday 10 of March 2012 14:56:52 cobines wrote:
2012/3/9 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
Good, then prepare patch and that's it :) My observation about openoffice
IS about OpenOffice (not LibreOffice) maybe 2yrs ago, and probably gtk2
2.20 or something like that.Also when i said copy from
2012/3/10 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
ok, let's back at beginning ... what problem is caused by trailing null
terminator under gtk2 ?
When assigning
Clipboard.AsText := '1234';
and pasting to some programs (I only experience it with jEdit though),
'1234'#0 is pasted, i.e., string of length 5
On Saturday 10 of March 2012 16:17:35 cobines wrote:
2012/3/10 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
ok, let's back at beginning ... what problem is caused by trailing null
terminator under gtk2 ?
When assigning
Clipboard.AsText := '1234';
and pasting to some programs (I only experience it with
I see it as: there's no problems when zero is not added, while there
is problem when it is added.
Why LCLQT cuts the zero then if adding it causes no problems? Why
can't LCLGTK2 cut it as well?
Incidentally I found that I don't need to use Clipboard.AsText,
instead I can use this:
2012/3/8 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
We cannot remove it just because you think so. If it's removed we need to
test consequences on gtk, gtk2 and qt.
I know, I was counting on someone saying that it is needed and why.
With copying to clipboard, I found this in LCLQT in
On Friday 09 of March 2012 15:36:09 cobines wrote:
2012/3/8 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
We cannot remove it just because you think so. If it's removed we need to
test consequences on gtk, gtk2 and qt.
I know, I was counting on someone saying that it is needed and why.
With copying to
2012/3/9 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
Yeah, just try to copy something from openoffice under X11 and paste it into
qt application (or to win32 app running under wine) and you'll see problem
(and that comes from gtk2).
My wild guess is that #0 was added because of gtk2.
I'll fix qt in any case
On Friday 09 of March 2012 19:00:29 cobines wrote:
2012/3/9 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
Yeah, just try to copy something from openoffice under X11 and paste it
into qt application (or to win32 app running under wine) and you'll see
problem (and that comes from gtk2).
My wild guess is
2012/3/9 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
I'll fix qt in any case ... .whatever you put at the end, but who will fix
gtk2 or carbon ?
I have never seen this final #0 problem in Carbon
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On Saturday 10 of March 2012 07:34:11 Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
2012/3/9 zeljko zel...@holobit.net:
I'll fix qt in any case ... .whatever you put at the end, but who will
fix gtk2 or carbon ?
I have never seen this final #0 problem in Carbon
ok, then gtk/gtk2 should be tested.
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Hello.
Putting a string to a clipboard is done in TClipboard.SetAsText():
SetBuffer(PredefinedClipboardFormat(pcfText),s[1],length(Value)+1);
Note that there is length(Value)+1, ending zero included. This comes
from the following revision:
r7259 | vincents | 2005-06-21 13:42:35 +0200 (wto) |
On Thursday 08 of March 2012 18:01:14 cobines wrote:
Hello.
Putting a string to a clipboard is done in TClipboard.SetAsText():
SetBuffer(PredefinedClipboardFormat(pcfText),s[1],length(Value)+1);
Note that there is length(Value)+1, ending zero included. This comes
from the following
zeljko schrieb:
We cannot remove it just because you think so. If it's removed we need
to test consequences on gtk, gtk2 and qt.
Why do you think that an additional #0 should be added, if not required?
DoDi
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On Thursday 08 of March 2012 21:01:51 Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
zeljko schrieb:
We cannot remove it just because you think so. If it's removed we need
to test consequences on gtk, gtk2 and qt.
Why do you think that an additional #0 should be added, if not required?
I didn't say so. I
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