I use a stringgrid
with the right properties set, you have no lines, no header, you can set the
size easily to as much as you like.
the only “trick” you have to use is that you always have to insert to the first
line and not the last ;)
Regards,
Chris
From: Daniel Erles
Sent: Friday, May 23,
Thks Vojtech,
I'll try the Canvas.TextOut way.
I hope it doesen't blink, or so. Let's see.
2014-05-23 10:36 GMT-04:00 Vojtěch Čihák :
> Hi,
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> I don't know any component. Basically you can do it with Canvas.TextOut(X,
> Y, string);. Use timer and OnTimer event will render the text in positi
Hi,
I don't know any component. Basically you can do it with Canvas.TextOut(X, Y,
string);. Use timer and OnTimer event will render the text in position x:=x-1.
Better approach can be to create a "long" TBitmap with text and only copy the
part of bitmap to canvas. Of course it depends on the l
Hello.
I need to put in a form an horizontally scrolling text. Something like a
StaticText (so I can set text style), but with the text scrolling
horizontally, like a markee, just one line, one or two words.
Anyone knows any control with this property, or how to do it
programmatically in an easy w
Il 19/05/2014 04:45, silvioprog ha scritto:
[snip]
We can add a new file, called "WHATS_NEW.txt", and it can be rewritten
in all new versions, showing "what's new" in this released version.
What do you think of this idea?
If, instead of rewriting the WHATS_NEW.txt file each time, you just add
(should we start a new mailing list thread ? )
Graeme,
While doing the said modifications I could not continue to have
function SystemSleep(Milliseconds: Integer):integer; Virtual;
function CalibrateCallOverheads(Var TimeBase:TimebaseData) :
Integer; Virtual;
function Calibrat
On 05/22/2014 10:32 AM, Michael Schnell wrote:
Here I'd like to consider some suggestions (I of course can implement
this locally and we can later discuss a release for the fpc RTL or
whatever.
- function GetHardwareTicks could be a class function so I wold not
need to create an instance
