On 13.04.2013 18:48, Daniel Simoes de Ameida wrote:
I´m confusing... I always find out that the "CONSOLE" directive exists
only for applications that does not require a GUI.... or in other words,
applications that does not require a X server
How can I distinguish applications in Text mode (CONSOLE) from Graphics
Applications (GUI) ?
You can't as leledumbo wrote already. The compiler will even warn if you
use "$apptype ..." in the main program file on Unix systems, because it
is simply not supported there.
As a sidenote: checking for "ifdef console" or "ifdef gui" is
problematic, because you will only be aware of a change if your units
are completely recompiled. If you change the setting (e.g. by not using
the IDE dialogs, but by manually adding "apptype console" to your
program file) the compiler will only recompile the main program unit and
your units won't detect a change.
Regards,
Sven
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