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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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
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
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
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
