Dean Zobec wrote:
Vincent Snijders pravi:
Hi,
Suppose I have a component TMyDataProcessor with the following declaration:
type
TMyDataProcessor = class
function process(const s: string) : string;
end;
Now I want to test it with different strings, but instead of hard coding
them I put t
Vincent Snijders pravi:
> Hi,
>
> Suppose I have a component TMyDataProcessor with the following declaration:
>
> type
> TMyDataProcessor = class
> function process(const s: string) : string;
> end;
>
> Now I want to test it with different strings, but instead of hard coding
> them I pu
Hi,
Suppose I have a component TMyDataProcessor with the following declaration:
type
TMyDataProcessor = class
function process(const s: string) : string;
end;
Now I want to test it with different strings, but instead of hard coding
them I put them in a inifile, so I can easily extend
It looks like a very nice job. I like the auto-size for translation. I
Yeah the layout managers are great!! I always liked the idea looking
at Glade and Qt.
Just a note, but the "auto-sizing" of components as depicted in the fig2.
example is perfectly possible with Anchoring already. There'
OK,
I downloaded the synapse, but I don't know how to use it to make a TCP
server.
I need to do a server that listen on a specific port. After connected
the client will send some commands to the server that will make some
actions and return the results to the client.
Basicly the client w
They are in Lib folder. I myself once tried the synapse but I could not
figure it out.
What you want to do is not a hard one, I have written some programs in
this style all using Indy.
>> Why indy? You may use fpc unit "sockets" for it.
May be because of OOP (at least about Indy).
Thanks Amir,
It looks like a very nice job. I like the auto-size for translation. I
Yeah the layout managers are great!! I always liked the idea looking
at Glade and Qt.
wish you success in this project. :) It might become the default
widgetset of lazarus one day :)
That would be nice - consistent dialo
On 8/18/06, memsom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
GDI has a wider audiance. GDI+ is not an "out of the box" option for most
legacy (i.e. prior to XP) systems.
Using GDI, it has the possibility to run under ReactOS and WINE too.
That's correct. The Win32 demo apps run fine under WINE. It should
a
It looks like a very nice job. I like the auto-size for translation. I
wish you success in this project. :) It might become the default
widgetset of lazarus one day :)
Best regards.
--
Alexandre Leclerc
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>> Why not using GDI+ instead of GDI?
>
> It used FPC's windows.pp unit and whatever API's are defined in it.
GDI has a wider audiance. GDI+ is not an "out of the box" option for most
legacy (i.e. prior to XP) systems.
Using GDI, it has the possibility to run under ReactOS and WINE too.
2006/8/8, Alexandre Leclerc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
The actual procedure that is called. It does some asm processing and
then calls the MyAllMethodsHandler2 that works with parameters. Maybe
this is there that there is a problem? (This is all in the
uPSRuntime.pas file)
For the records, issue has
I downloaded the synapse, but I don't know how to use it to make a TCP
server.
I need to do a server that listen on a specific port. After connected the
client will send some commands to the server that will make some actions
and return the results to the client.
Basicly the client will
Why not using GDI+ instead of GDI?
It used FPC's windows.pp unit and whatever API's are defined in it.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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OK,
I downloaded the synapse, but I don't know how to use it to make a TCP
server.
I need to do a server that listen on a specific port. After connected
the client will send some commands to the server that will make some
actions and return the results to the client.
Basicly the client wil
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
As I mentioned before, I starting working on a Free Pascal widget set
not relying on any large GUI libraries like Qt, GTK, etc... It uses
Xlib (Linux) and GDI (Windows) directly.
Why not using GDI+ instead of GDI?
jk
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On Fri, 18 Aug 2006, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
As I mentioned before, I starting working on a Free Pascal widget set
not relying on any large GUI libraries like Qt, GTK, etc... It uses
Xlib (Linux) and GDI (Windows) directly. My second rewrite is based
on the dormant fpGUI and fpGFX proje
Hi,
As I mentioned before, I starting working on a Free Pascal widget set
not relying on any large GUI libraries like Qt, GTK, etc... It uses
Xlib (Linux) and GDI (Windows) directly. My second rewrite is based
on the dormant fpGUI and fpGFX projects, so you can say it will become
the next versio
Use Synapse instead of Indy. After I have found Synapse, I dumped Indy.
goto http://www.ararat.cz/synapse/
Lukas has done a very fine tool !!
Cheers, Adrian.
FabrÃcio F. Kammer schrieb:
Hi all,
I need to developer an application to act as a tcp server that be
compatible with windows/linux
> Thanks Amir, I saw this, but I don't have the packets bellow on the Indy
> 10 installation :(
>
> * Open and compile indysystemlaz.lpk
> * Open and compile indycorelaz.lpk
> * Open and compile indyprotocolslaz.lpk
> * Open, compile and install dclindycorelaz.lpk
> * Op
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