On 9/5/05, Tony Maro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Florian Köberle wrote:I did some rough tests the other day and the smallest I could get anexecutable that included the forms unit was just under 2MB witheverything stripped and smartlinking on the application, optimized code
for size, etc. Of course
Florian Köberle wrote:
Alexander Todorov schrieb:
Hi all,
I've noticed that Lazarus produces very big binary files (.exe). I was
thinking that it was linking all the gui stuff into the executable but
maybe thing are not so simple as I think. In one of the previous
threads someone mentioned tha
Alexander Todorov schrieb:
Hi all,
I've noticed that Lazarus produces very big binary files (.exe). I was
thinking that it was linking all the gui stuff into the executable but
maybe thing are not so simple as I think. In one of the previous
threads someone mentioned that Lazarus' dialogs are no
Hi all,
I've noticed that Lazarus produces very big binary files (.exe). I was
thinking that it was linking all the gui stuff into the executable but
maybe thing are not so simple as I think. In one of the previous
threads someone mentioned that Lazarus' dialogs are not like Delphi's
(i.e. resource
The idea is not force them to think, but just make the decision-making
process easier. Often the users skip all text and go straight to the
buttons; if the labels are clear, they can make the decision quickly.
If they need to go back, change their state-of-mind, read AND
understand the text to see
On Mon, 5 Sep 2005 17:04:04 +0200 (Romance Daylight Time)
Michael Van Canneyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> On Mon, 5 Sep 2005, Alexsander Rosa wrote:
>
> > After years of development with this kind of dialog box (with a
> > caption, a message ending with a question and buttons labeled Yes,
Hi,
I think that in general, you can not force people to read or even think
if they do not want do it. Usually when the computer crashes two or
three times then they start worying... This is human nature.
One idea would be to randomly change the position of the buttons or the
que
If anyone can point me in the right direction of how to create a menu
entry in Gnome and/or KDE programmatically in Lazarus, I'd greatly
appreciate it.
I can throw an icon on the desktop pretty darn easy, but the menu's
still escape me and the directions I've seen online so far are cryptic
at
Hi all,
I was wondering, how far away are we to be able to create native OS X
apps, that uses the Aqua interface?
Will we soon have a Lazarus that doesn't require the X windows for OS
X installed?
thanks,
Chris
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To uns
> > IDE For non-GUI devel
> > --
> > If you ripped out all the visual components in Lazarus it would still be a
> > good IDE.
> > Lazarus needs to be marketed then, not just for creating visual GUI
> > applications.. but
for
> > custom programs too. Eclipse seems to be kno
Old topic I'm replying to. Just catching up on my email.
>
> > This is already possible? See http://www.freepascal.org/docs.html the
> > "with comments"
> > part.
Interesting, is there some sort of comment system on the unit references
though, like for
example the ones created with FPDOC. Tho
Hi!
I am trying to do a simple app using Lazarus in Linux Suse 9.3. My app is a
form with a botton that says "Hello World" and this seems an imposible
thing.
I have the last snapshot with rpm and installed this but when compile my app
I get this errors:
/usr/lib/libgdk.a(gdk.o)(.text+0x5f
On Mon, 5 Sep 2005, Alexsander Rosa wrote:
After years of development with this kind of dialog box (with a
caption, a message ending with a question and buttons labeled Yes, No,
Cancel etc), I've noticed than most non-tech users actually do not
READ the message, they just read the labels of th
After years of development with this kind of dialog box (with a
caption, a message ending with a question and buttons labeled Yes, No,
Cancel etc), I've noticed than most non-tech users actually do not
READ the message, they just read the labels of the buttons and click
Yes or No (rarely Cancel), a
Requires
- a totally up to date FPC (preferably todays), either 2.0.x or 2.1.x branch
- win32 only for now.
- Some sturdy nerves. This is all very alpha.
Note: the telnet server is not working yet. If you want to work on it, (read:
debug) use the windows telnet client to connect to it.
To build:
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