On 5/26/2023 3:31 AM, HSN via fpc-other wrote:
Irc is the best chat platform for people who are present and available
to chat. It also has notifications so it’s not necessary to watch it
constantly. You can do other things on or near your computer while irc
is running. It even works on mobi
The simplest way to build a decent gui when using java is to use the
grid layout. That way, all your items are automatically configured for
you. I too am visually impaired, and I've written multiple java
programs, no issue setting up a gui when grid mode is in use, java
handles all the hard w
Dos screen readers have done screen scraping for years, it'd be easy
enough to pull the required information from the screen buffer, (which
is how most dos screen readers handle things), then you could easily get
any information you eeded from the dos application. Of course, it
would't hurt to
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On 4/12/2017 12:24 PM, Lukasz Sokol wrote:
On 12/04/17 15:42, nore...@z505.com wrote:
On 2017-04-12 08:26, Lukasz Sokol wrote:
On 12/04/17 13:37, nore...@z505.com wrote:
On 2017-04-12 07:01, fredvs wrote:
e GPL is a restrictive license, so you may not use it like you
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I have to say that I'm a big fan of FreeBSD as well. I have linux
machines, windows machines, MacOSX machines, and FreeBSD machines, and
out of all of them, I've had the fewest problems with the FreeBSD
machines. As Graham points out, linux machines have a habbit of
updating everything under
.
On 3/12/2017 9:41 PM, nore...@z505.com wrote:
On 2017-03-10 20:35, Travis Siegel wrote:
Just for reference, a T1 hasn't costed thousands of dollars for more
than 20 years. The last time I had one, it was less than 600 a month,
and that was more than 10 years ago.
Indeed, I only did r
2 dollarsfor an additional 5GB of storage if you want it regardless of
the plan you choose. Heck, I'm seriously considering getting one of
these myself, and I don't even have an immediate need for it, just
things I'd like to do that I've been putting off for years. This might
give me the acce
Just for reference, a T1 hasn't costed thousands of dollars for more
than 20 years. The last time I had one, it was less than 600 a month,
and that was more than 10 years ago.
Of course, these days, with fiber, and highspeed dsl, a T1 line is
relatively useless considering the cost and transf
There are dynamic dns services that can solve this problem for you.
Some of them are even supported directly by some routers, so you might
want to check your router configuration, and see if it has built-in
support for any of the dynamic dns services, and use that one, so you
don't have to do
I don't know anything about your intended use/design, but network storage
is always an option. I quite successfully connect to other computers on
my pi to store extra materials if I need additional backups, including
copies of the sd card image for booting the pi, and although the access
isn't
I didn't know there were precompiled versions of fpc for the raspberry
pi. I had to compile my own when I setup my pi2 nearly 2 years ago. It
wasn't difficult, but it did take quite a bit of time, even with the 4
cpus going for the compile. :)
However, it is relatively easy, if a bit long of
And ultimately I think that TP was written in Z80 assembler, later
converted to 8086.
Actually, I don't know about versions pre 4.0), but source code versions
of tp 6 have escaped into the wild, and if you can locate one of those,
you'll see turbo pascal is written in turbo pascal as well.
Can't find the right message to reply to, so same thread, here we go.
Thanks for the link to the free promo version of delphi. It works
nicely, and I now have a fully registered version of delphi on my
system, and although it works well enough, I have trouble with too much
junk onscreen, but
They still offer it, but it's a 30-day trial, and it appears that once
you get the trial activation number, it's good for any of the products,
only I (using a screen reader) couldn't select which product I wanted,
so it downloaded and installed their c++ suite of tools instead of the
delphi one
On 10/30/2016 6:36 PM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hey, we even have an excellent news client written in Object Pascal -
just take a look an XanaNews! btw: XanaNews supports all the above
benefits and much much more.
Github repository
https://github.com/graemeg/xananews/
XanaNews releas
This is good to know. I've not tried using fpc to read io pins on the pi
yet, but it's certainly nice to have the option. I will keep this post
for when the inevidable occurs, and I decide to use fpc for a project on
my pi. Honestly, I didn't even realize it would be possible to read the
io
You can add any user to any group you like, by using the groupadd program
in the terminal. For example,
usermod -a -G audio pi
would add the pi user to the audio group, allowing them to use audio
functions without having to be root or use sudo for the access.
Of course, the usermod command ne
For what it's worth, when I perform a ping or traceroute from here (central
Virginia), I get a response from mailer.lazarus.freepascal.org at ip address
80.123.225.56, which I believe was already mentioned as the proper ip address.
So, perhaps you could try mailer.lazarus.freepascal.org for the f
On Jul 11, 2012, at 6:19 AM, Jonas Maebe wrote:
I don't think it will ever be the sole FPC backend, for several
reasons:
a) I doubt LLVM will ever support all platforms we support (go32v2,
OS/2, ...), and older platforms it does currently support (e.g. Mac
OS X/ppc) will probably become uns
Depending on what kind of 5-volt supply you want, parallax has a few
in their store, (the maker of the basic stamp and propeller boards)
and one of those might do the trick for you, though since they are
designed for powering small circuit boards, you may need to splice a
different connecto
Actually, for fixing things, you could check the ifixit.com site,
they have all sorts of manuals on repairing things. Though, I've
never seen anything like firewire to anything else adapters.
Although, I do like building things, so I plan to make some adapters
of my own, though usb to firewi
On Apr 5, 2011, at 3:45 AM, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
I suppose it would enable one to manipulate large video files, and
to have a huge in-memory databases. What else? Is there a
significant speed gain for running native 64-bit?
There is a significant speed increase for running 64-bit vs th
I'm probably not the best person to comment here, since I've already
been blasted in the past for telling things like they are, but me
personally, if I wanted to do something major with fpc, I'd not bother
trying to get it integrated to the main branch, I'd spawn my own
project, call it som
On May 11, 2010, at 6:05 AM, Henry Vermaak wrote:
You should just unsubscribe from the list, then you won't have to
delete any more emails.
Excellent advice, only I was under the impression this was the fpc
list, not the 3-rd party ide add-ons list.
Andif I did that, then I'd not get emails a
On May 9, 2010, at 3:49 PM, ik wrote:
Hello all,
I've had some interesting conversation with few people on how to
help Lazarus (and FPC) to be more popular in the industry and on
FOSS projects.
One thing you can do to make it more popular is to make it install
properly w/o having to fi
On Apr 9, 2010, at 9:31 AM, Henry Vermaak wrote:
Really? I was under the impression that you need to jail break the
phone to be able to install any app (or get a dev licence, of course).
I don't think you need to jail break anything to put apps on the phone
that don't come from the store, w
On Apr 9, 2010, at 8:12 AM, Jonas Maebe wrote:
Anyone is of course free to keep using FPC for the iPhone (I'm not
going to remove any iPhone support from the compiler in the
foreseeable future) and to submit FPC-compiled apps to the AppStore.
Just don't be surprised if they get rejected
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