Jonas Maebe
writes:
> As the saying goes: reality is that which, when you stop believing in
> it, doesn't go away...
(un)Fortunately. ;)
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Gabor Boros writes:
> The official documentation is not a good start point?
Well, it’s pretty comperhensive, but “Reference Guide” is reference,
while, atm, I’m looking for something like manual/tutorial.
Of course, I’m sure that official docs will be indispensable later. ;)
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G
through the content and it seems pretty good as a starting point - as
> the title says. ;-)
Thanks a lot! I bet we already stumbled on it, but, somehow, forgot it
later. :-(
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Gour
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Embarcadero Technologies.”
I wonder, being FPC noob, how suitable it can be for learning FPC?
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Gour
p.s. My interest it purely FPC and do not intend using Delphi/AppMethod.
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y
use b). ;)
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htt
confidence considering the
community behind…
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list:
Will visit the place, for sure…
Thank you for your input.
At the end, after deciding to use FPC, there is no more lack of viable
options which was the case before when evaluating other languages. :-)
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Gour
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
writes:
> That's going to be a problem. On x86 and x86-64 Jessie, my experience
> so far is that GTK2 doesn't work and that Qt is the only viable
> option.
That’s another ’pro’ argument to use fpGUI or MSEgui…
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The working senses a
wards it at the moment having some
very welcome features and less bloat.
> I have not used Lazarus for a while, but I think you can use it as an
> IDE, while using fpGUI as a component set. Perhaps someone can confirm?
Well, ability of fpGUI to use one’s preferre
Graeme Geldenhuys
writes:
> I can confirm that SQLite3 is supported via the SqlDB database
> components. That wiki page is simply a bit out of date.
Thank you.
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Paul Breneman writes:
> And fpGUI is very easy to try:
> http://www.turbocontrol.com/easyfpgui.htm
Ohh, this is a good one. Thanks.
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Gour
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Mark Morgan Lloyd
writes:
> The first option would be a pure Pascal one, driving either a
> graphical or a text-based (curses etc.) UI.
Here you mean fpGUI & MSEgui?
> I tend to use the FPC+Lazarus combination on (Debian) Linux targeting
> x86 (including -64), SPARC, PPC and sometimes ARM, MIPS
s useful. eg:
> The Free Pascal Compiler development team is minute compared to say the
> Qt project. Yet I [and many others] find FPC immensely useful, and more
> importantly what allows us [as developers] to make a living.
Thank you very much for your input.
Sincerely,
Gour
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You have a r
bably do not need full power of GTK2(3) or Qt toolkit, but need
some database support - app would use sqlite3 as storage backend.
Another concern is that, afaics, both b) and c) are mostly one-man
project, while a) has much larger community behind.
Any advice is helpful?
Sincerely,
Gour
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