Mattias Gaertner wrote:
1 - Include on the executable only the default glyphing set it will use.
The programmer can choose the widget set using a compiler directive
perhaps, as I see no other way to only include the correct glyphs. This
options imagines that the programmer will not want to
Hi,
Porting an app from delphi, which is ok for the most important parts on Win
and Linux, I just miss a few things which seem not available yet.
One of these is scroll in a list view by progrm, to get an item in the view
when choosen from a combobox by typing the beginning of the caption for
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
3 -
Include one default icon set.
When the widgetset provides an icon for a button, take this automatically.
User can override with own icons.
Maybe: Add an IFDEF to not include the default iconset to create very small
applications.
How do we prevent inclusion of the
1) where can I find a good document/example for using IPro?
There is a manual here... http://sourceforge.net/projects/tpipro
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Shannon Fang wrote:
Thanks Ales,
It seems that the usage of this component is vastly different than
TWebBrowser. I have 2 more questions:
1) where can I find a good document/example for using IPro?
2) Does IPro's browser uses IE as its backend, or it has its own browser?
Thank you!
Shannon
Hi,
I am porting a multithreaded server application
from Delphi to Lazarus (linux).
I am using the cThreads unit, and the TThread
class.
The program is not working properly... I don´t know
why yet. But it compiles and starts! I´m happy for that.
The program listen on a port for TCP
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 07:57:58 -0200
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mattias Gaertner wrote:
1 - Include on the executable only the default glyphing set it will use.
The programmer can choose the widget set using a compiler directive
perhaps, as I see no other way to
Horacio Jamilis wrote:
Hi,
I am porting a multithreaded server application from Delphi to Lazarus
(linux).
I am using the cThreads unit, and the TThread class.
The program is not working properly... I don´t know why yet. But it
compiles and starts! I´m happy for that.
The program listen
Great Marc, adding a simple procedure works fine.
I don't really know how to give the modification, or make a patch, so I will
just describe here:
in ComCtrls, CustomListView, add the public procedure:
procedure ShowSelectedItem(const APartialOK: Boolean);
and in customlistview.inc, add the
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 18:18:17 +0200
Marc Weustink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Horacio Jamilis wrote:
Hi,
I am porting a multithreaded server application from Delphi to Lazarus
(linux).
I am using the cThreads unit, and the TThread class.
The program is not working properly... I
On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 19:40:11 -0300
Horacio Jamilis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are you talking about?
I only gave an alternative.
Once the X freeze, I go to the terminal and start gdb there?
No. You go first to the terminal and start gdb there. Disadvantage is, that
you don't get the
Hi,
for many years I worked with Delphi but as I am now contributing with
little tool programs for the free (GNU) and cross-platform FlightGear
flightsimulator I ported parts of a Delphi application to Lazarus
0.9.10, as a first step for the Win32 OS.
Generally I am very satisfied with the
Hi!
Try to go to c:\lazarus\pp\bin\i386-win32\. There is a file -
strip.exe. Simply type strip path to your project *.exe file
and press Enter. You file will become smoller in size for nearly 30%.
The fact is that Lazarus do not strip symbols from executable while
linking, even if you place
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