Re: [fpc-devel]Questions about building an IDE/RAD System

2004-01-02 Thread Jeremy Darling
The current IDE is designed with my current job in mind. It only supports what it has to support :) as some of the languages require custom crap to be added in (IE: We use 2 versions of C here, an old Dos Based MS version and BC++ last dos based version). So these 2 don't have visual component

RE: [fpc-devel]Bunch'o questions for the new year

2004-01-02 Thread Jeremy Darling
Eric, It never fails every time I start looking at a project you are right their also :). So what arn't we working on that we can stick our noses into? Jeremy From: Eric Grange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [fpc-devel]Bunch'o questions for the

Re: [fpc-devel]Questions about building an IDE/RAD System

2004-01-02 Thread Jeremy Darling
Guess my reply would have to be that: I have a full replacement for the Delphi IDE that I have already written, its based on the Jedi VCL and Extension Lib. Thou I will be taking a look at Lazarus and seeing how it was done. My current IDE works for PHP4Windows (My own creation that will go p

[fpc-devel]Questions about building an IDE/RAD System

2003-12-31 Thread Jeremy Darling
hat normally the IDE would use to register components. How or where would I do this in FP? I'll build it first in Delhi and then use it to build the same or similar project in FP so that it can be compiled with FP in the f