Am 12.08.2011 07:33, schrieb Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho:
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 10:33 PM, Sven Barth
<pascaldra...@googlemail.com> wrote:
I also already thought about using fpGUI, but as a LCL backend. The reason
is that I have two Windows Mobile LCL applications that are tailored to my
own needs that I'd like to use when I have a new Android phone.
The LCL-Android already has some basic components implemented. Button
clicking works, for example.
But I already foresee a difficulty in porting existing apps because
the controls and fonts in Android are much bigger then in desktop
platforms. Fixed-size layouts will have a hard time being ported.
Since some time I've converted to a huge fan of LCL's autosize feature ^^
Also as my current phone has basically the same structure (portrait
device, not much space) I wouldn't see a problem with those two
applications of mine.
This could be fixed by introducing some phone-like layouts in the LCL,
like the linear layouts from Android.
As far as
I'm currently aware of the state of LCL-fpGUI (I never tested it yet) I'll
need to implement TTreeView...
If you ever do, please implement it in the Custom Drawn Package from
Lazarus, then we can use this TCDTreeView in both LCL-Android and
LCL-fpgui =)
I thought more in the terms of using the treeview component provided by
fpGUI (Graeme?)... especially as I only need it working for two apps and
thus it's rather likely that I'll implement only the features needed.
Regards,
Sven
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