On 24.10.2013 20:14, ListMember wrote:
On 2013-10-24 10:46, Sven Barth wrote:
Did you read (and understand) what I wrote?
I did, of course, read; but, apparently, I didn't understand it the way
you meant.
Sorry.
You need to "store the old value of "Output" and restore" it
afterwards. This means for your button click event:
Got it now. Thank you.
And with that in mind I can also present you with another possible
solution (though the text mode driver will do it's job correctly): the
compiler unit "comphook" contains a few callbacks which are used by
the textmode IDE to capture the compiler's output and a few further
things.
Actually, it was the def_comment() function in comphook.pas that started
all this.
You can take a look at $fpc\ide\fpcompil.pas to see what you
should/could do inside those callbacks (they are assigned at around
line 943).
Thank you. This is a lot more like what I need.
And if you'd now be so kind to explain please why you compile the
compiler into your application? (I'm just curious ^^)
Regards,
Sven
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