s value, then
> have a IF statement and assign a breakpoint inside the IF statement.
... exactly that.
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handled are logged as "Iteration 1 of N" etc.
Changing the value in Breakpoint Properties window also resets the counter.
Makes more sense than a manual button I'd say?
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Am 07.07.2016 um 17:02 schrieb Martin Frb:
> Please create a feature request on Mantis
Done,
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=30358
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how little sense that class design makes to me. But then again it really
shouldn't as there are perfectly good wrappers for this that have proper
terminology.
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nst you (sorry if it looked
> like it). I just wrote it in the same email.
Alright then :)
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> Am I missing something, or would it be an idea to add the debugger location
> into
> the target dependent options ?
You can use target/platform macros there. The default for the directory
structure from the installer should be:
$(LazarusDir)\mingw\bin\$(TargetCPU)-$(TargetOS)\gdb.exe
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Does it work with Xming?
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directly, since this issue happens on a
> user that wrote me. I will ask them to try with Xming too.
Ah, then you're at the same point I was when I learned to hate GLX :D
Just found this one, maybe it helps?
<http://askubuntu.com/questions/541343/problems-with-libgl-fbconfigs-swrast-
rings as UTF-16? How well would other languages work with that?
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how to design it without having to use
explicit Utf8ToUnicode everytime.
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Works fine here, but threading is completely broken. Looks okay in the archive,
but Thunderbird via ML as well as Gmane get it wrong in the same way.
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if it uses COM-style interfaces in its DOM, because that would
save me a lot of work with emulating mixins...
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(because they talk about different things, but that's really not obvious unless
you already know) and decidedly *not* saying what a user might want to know...
Maybe split the technical internals from a "simpler" user's guide?
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> Which of these two: THtmlPort, TurboPower, is better rendering complex
> HTML files, with CSS included, etc?
Those are the two main native HTML renderers, but both have their problems. My
main complaint would be that neither uses the DOM interna
onstref for that.
> Directly passing an interface where (T)REFIID is expected, will no longer be
possible.
It must be, if only for Delphi compat.
Delphi import is (... const riid: TIID;...), but that only works because they
never seem to pass structured types on the sta
Am 23.07.2017 um 14:24 schrieb Michael Van Canneyt via Lazarus:
>> The pointer-ness of REFIID is an artefact of the C-ABI. It is not meant to
>> mean
>> 'pass a pointer to a GUID-struct', but 'pass a GUID using byref'. We have
>> constref for that.
>
> See the link to the Windows MSDN.
Yes, so?
>>{ IUnknown }
>>function QueryInterface({$IFDEF
>> FPC_HAS_CONSTREF}constref{$ELSE}const{$ENDIF} IID: TGUID; out Obj): Hresult;
>> virtual; {$IFNDEF WINDOWS}cdecl{$ELSE}stdcall{$ENDIF};
>
> That is a historical monstrosity :)
I a gree we can do away with the IFDEFS and just use constref.
Am 23.07.2017 um 22:01 schrieb Sven Barth via Lazarus:
> - aggregates (which is what a TGUID is) are always passed as pointers
> for stdcall functions (basically all functions that are related to COM
> and thus to REFIID) and also the Win64 ABI anyway, so a mere "TIID"
> already behaved correctly f
rgets) anyway, that'd be a handy one to add.
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ture might be an idea, but all examples I've seen don't seem very
reliable at un-capturing. I also want the solution to be stable across other
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VScroll(var Msg: TWMScroll); message WM_VSCROLL;
The messages are not received at all, no matter the handler. But thanks for the
reminder, if it works I'll need these either way for horizontal scrolling :)
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uot; box. The second line will also do that in the code editor. It
may work in the application on Win10, but not on older systems.
Could someone please test this on other widgetsets, so I have an idea
whether/what/where to report this?
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d cell is not also focused, example:
<http://puu.sh/yjDaI/a6fc18d1c7.png>
Why is that a TStringGrid, anyway? Wouldn't the better choice be a TListView in
report mode? Were there any specific reasons?
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have 1 Byte per pixel, so the ScanLine is
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to write portable code if the claim
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stops working. That's kinda the opposite of what the technical definition of
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Why do I feel we're both arguing the same side here? ;-)
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> #10 0x00734df5 in MENUITEMCLICK (this=0xb4d13e0, SENDER=0xb4ce2f8) at
> menuintf.pas:1705
> #11 0x00585f40 in CLICK (this=0xb4ce2f8) at include/menuitem.inc:83
> #12 0x005865bf in DOCLICKED (this=0xb4ce2f8, MSG=0) at
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SameStr was introduced in FPC 3.0.2.
I'm pretty sure Lazarus trunk requires 3.0.4 anyway? Where was that documented,
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ven tested with a new clean Lazarus profile dir (so there is absolutely
nothing left from previous versions), same result.
Also, you write about fpmake but the problem is fppkg?
> like compiling LCL-based applications on the command-line
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d doesn't even have theoretical facilities to be a fppkg frontend (that
is, install the ide package), so that makes no sense at all. It's completely
unneeded for building - fpc finds its own fpc.cfg, therefore it would find the
units to use.
Oh, and unrelated: "fppkg list" jus
ate!
WriteLn('TB.Create');
end;
> That is indented behaviour and apparently Delphi compatible.
Delphi 2007 fails compilation with "Incompatible Types" when no compatible
method of the same name exists, which makes sense.
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code and no error.
As observed, if it finds a matching name with wrong parameter list, an error is
raised.
Fun Fact: if a matching name and parameter list exists and is virtual abstract,
no code will be generated either. This is probably to pro
> This is probably to protect from calls to virtual methods?
Sorry, meant to say "protect from calls to abstract methods", specifically from
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Compiling *will* work even if fppkg is not configured (as it always has), as fpc
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no longer
present. There have been a few changes to that recently, so if your lazbuild is
of a different version, it may follow another logic than lazarus.
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Lazbuild also works, so automated builds work again.
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Am 02.03.2019 um 13:32 schrieb Joost van der Sluis via lazarus:
> Then something is wrong with fpcupdeluxe.
If FPC, Lazarus, fpmake all find the correct paths, but fppkg does not, then
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;$(Path($(CompPath(IDE)))\fppkg.cfg', I think most problems would be solved.
CompPath(IDE) isn't entirely correct either, but it would be less wrong than the
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using PascalScript, iff there would be some interface between DOM and the host
application.
Certainly doing that would result in lots of reusable code for completely
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Am 09.11.2016 um 16:02 schrieb Mattias Gaertner via Lazarus:
> On Wed, 9 Nov 2016 15:57:04 +0100
> Marco van de Voort via Lazarus wrote:
>> [...]
>> The best reason to have some local (whatever how limited) widget is for IDE
>> popups of helptext instead of an external browser.
That was also one
>{$endif}
This should work, the error message is in the branch of the conditional that
should not be taken at all...
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another repo, but not in the version that is
in CCR?
<https://github.com/blikblum/luipack/commit/403fd0c047cafe98e2622a>
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Hi,
yes, FPC provides the 'importtl'-utility for that. You can also install the
LazActiveX package to get a Delphi-style visual frontend for it in the IDE Tools
menu.
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Am 04.03.2017 um 16:33 schrieb Marc Santhoff via Lazarus:
> Hi,
>
> is fpc/lazarus able to import
the minimum requirement, but r62042 solves the issue for new FPC while
keeping compat with old. And since the official Windows installers come bundled
with FPC 3.2, the bug occurs with the current distribution.
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keeping compat with old. And since the official Windows installers come bundled
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the double message. My mail server gave me an error after
sending the first, but obviously that got through just fine.
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