2016-11-10 1:30 GMT-02:00 African Wild Dog :
> 2016-11-07 14:15 GMT-02:00 Sven Barth :
>
>> Am 07.11.2016 15:58 schrieb "African Wild Dog" :
>> > It is intended to change such compiler behavior in the future? It is
>> incompatible with Delphi and moreover it force us to break the
>> encapsulation
2016-11-07 14:15 GMT-02:00 Sven Barth :
> Am 07.11.2016 15:58 schrieb "African Wild Dog" :
> > It is intended to change such compiler behavior in the future? It is
> incompatible with Delphi and moreover it force us to break the
> encapsulation of the Generic types.
>
> I can't answer this without
> anyway probably I have no motivation anymore to continuing my work.
Too bad, if only at least the patch for this feature is integrated, I can
start arguing to my employer again that Pascal has simple, user selectable
garbage collection mechanism. I really wanna know who's the person that you
men
> Does ideU support multiple programming languages as an editor?
Yes, MSEide (and ideU) has syntax highlighter for Pascal, C, Python, Ipf,
sql.
I am busy with a Java syntax highlighter.
Fre;D
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Many thanks ;-)
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Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> On 2016-11-08 11:04, Michael Schnell wrote:
> > Sadly in my compiled "trunk" version 1.7 on Linux the <"LCLWidgetType">
> > drop down menu is not shown any more :-(.
>
> The redesign of Lazarus's compiler options dialog, is now dep
On 2016-11-09 04:59, Lars wrote:
> Does ideU support multiple programming languages as an editor? Without
> trying it myself, for example, does it include multiple syntax
> highlighters?
Yes, ideU and MSEide support multiple syntax highlighters.
> can you write your own syntax highlighter?
Yes,
On 2016-11-09 07:28, Lars wrote:
> However, how compatible are
> these widget sets with each other?
All LCL widgetsets (interfaces) are supposed to be 100% compatible. Lets
take the simplest case. A new application with a single button on the
main form. That will work no matter which LCL widgetset
Yes. Mostly.
More general advantage is that this feature might finally bring FreePascal back
into league of languages having nice support for value types (as opposed to OOP
atrocities).
To put it in other words, functional style might become both feasible and
sufficiently fast in FreePascal.
On 2016-11-08 11:04, Michael Schnell wrote:
> Sadly in my compiled "trunk" version 1.7 on Linux the <"LCLWidgetType">
> drop down menu is not shown any more :-(.
The redesign of Lazarus's compiler options dialog, is now dependent on
the project type as well. So the LCLWidgetType combobox is only
On 2016-11-09 07:31, Lars wrote:
> Doesn't fpgui take a different approach to programming, so if you start a
> project in win32/gtk style, you can't easily port it to fpgui due to
If you are developing a LCL based application, you can simply toggle
between the available LCL widgetsets. eg: LCL-GTK
On 2016-11-08 10:24, Michael Schnell wrote:
> So I can't tell if FpGUI (i.e. the LCL-Version of same) is still
> available.
Yes it is still a option in Lazarus. The only thing that changed in
newer Lazarus versions, is that they redesigned the compiler options
dialogs (made them more complex, but
On 2016-11-09 04:57, Lars wrote:
> Thanks for clarifying. I have always wanted to try fpGUI, but it's always
> the same fear that stops me: like msegui, the issue is there is no
> torry.net
Unlike MSEgui, fpGUI is much closer in widget design and usage to VCL
and LCL. Myself and others have quit
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