Very interesting, i was actually looking into implementing MDI (for
Windows... AFAIK the Qt backend already has MDI support).
Although from a quick look at the code, it doesn't seem to do that, does
it? It looks like it only checks the form type, but still the forms are top
level, not under an MDI
Hi All,
I can see that we have a "FileAge" function and also a "FileGetDate"
however, I was wondering what the best way of getting the last modified
date of a folder? Effectively, the last time that a file was
created/changed within a folder?
Thanks in advance
Richard
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On 10/24/2014 5:34 PM, Giuliano Colla wrote:
Taking into account all suggestions, I came out with two possible layouts:
Option 1 = Buttons at the bottom of the form (like in my previous version)
Option 2 = Buttons at the right of the form (like in the original version)
i forgot to ask in my p
On 10/24/2014 5:34 PM, Giuliano Colla wrote:
Taking into account all suggestions, I came out with two possible layouts:
Option 1 = Buttons at the bottom of the form (like in my previous version)
Option 2 = Buttons at the right of the form (like in the original version)
i like them both... opt
Hi!
Tips (mostly for the GUI):
- Setting up an external editor would be better to define the command
line instead of a simple FileOpen form (or combined). In my case poedit
is on the path (so it can run without path name) and someone may need to
pass parameters too.
- List of files (TMemo) is not
Am 2014-10-25 um 13:26 schrieb Bart:
I prefer buttons on right, especially in ReplaceDlg, otherwise there is a lot
of empty space next to the checkboxes.
With the buttons on the right the same empty space
exists between the options on the left and the buttons
which tears apart what should be
On 10/24/14, Giuliano Colla wrote:
>
> Option 1 = Buttons at the bottom of the form (like in my previous version)
>
> Option 2 = Buttons at the right of the form (like in the original version)
I prefer buttons on right, especially in ReplaceDlg, otherwise there
is a lot of empty space next to th
This is related to the "Request feature" thread answer from Mattias at
October 3.
On Fri, Oct 3, 2014 at 10:27 AM, Mattias Gaertner
wrote:
> The units with initialization/finalization sections are shown with a
> battery like icon, while those without are shown with a book icon.
>
> Feel free to i
Am 2014-10-24 um 23:34 schrieb Giuliano Colla:
Taking into account all suggestions, I came out with two possible layouts:
Option 1 = Buttons at the bottom of the form (like in my previous version)
Option 2 = Buttons at the right of the form (like in the original version)
(there's also a help but
On 10/24/2014 02:03 PM, Herwig Niemeyer wrote:
On transcribing an old Delphi-Program to a Lazarus-program i was in need
do have working MDI-functions.
I tried to implement them in customform.inc and they work fine with my
program and in my environment.
There are still some problematic spots in th
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