[lazarus] SynEdit flickers since r12175

SynEdit flickers in gtk2 since revision 12175 when you write something, or select text. Bugreport at http://www.freepascal.org/mantis/view.php?id=9779 Ales _ To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscri

[lazarus] WinCE patch

This is a patch for the winCE LCL interface to add support for OnAsyncSocketMsg event just like in win32. Already tested and working (note: if you get my mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] it was sent before but didn't went through) -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Index: wincec

Re: [lazarus] chmhelp's lhelp project can't compile

perties that do > > not exist. For example in the LNetHTTPDataProvider.pas unit it refers > > to ASocket.Connection all over the place and the .Connection property > > doesn't exist anymore. > > > > > > Should I try lnet 0.4 maybe? > > -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> signature.asc Description: Toto je digitálne podpísaná časť správy

[lazarus] LazarusPackageIntf

commented, does Lazarus auto-add it?) Thanks -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> signature.asc Description: Toto je digitálne podpísaná časť správy

Re: OI and Designer fun again :)

> This should work in lazarus too. The missing part is, that you can not > select other forms/datamodules components. > Does this mean that if I got something (let's say A) on the main form, and then I got a "behavior" (X) in a "behavior list" which is a property of another thingy(B) on the form

Re: OI and Designer fun again :)

Ok.. was a bit premature. I still got some trouble. In windows I get an AV when I remove a previously added component( will debug further later ). The main problem now is that certain class properties are not selectable. For example, if I add a behavior to the list, and I got a TCollisionManage

Re: OI and Designer fun again :)

Ok good news for a change :) I've used the globalthingy everywhere where Designer was used and it works now. I get some odd stuff when I remove all from the list but it's probably tied to the root thingy and/or some bad coding, I'll check that out. In any case, thanks for the help. Ales signat

Re: OI and Designer fun again :)

Ok. The AV happens on "Designer.Modified". The problem is that the propeditor form's fdesigner is nil. Is it possible to be nil normally? (there might be something which set it so forgotten in the delphi-isms that's why I ask) If so, what did I understand wrong? Thanks signature.asc Descriptio

Re: OI and Designer fun again :)

>> >> I tried re-inheriting the problematic object from TComponent but that >> produced AV eventualy. Honestly I don't have the time to debug this >> so .. the questions. >> >> 1. Why doesn't lazarus/LCL accept a TPersistent for Designer.Select... >> when delphi does? > > It does. Only the above

[lazarus] OI and Designer fun again :)

around without changing the item passed? I don't want to force TComponent inheritance because the mentioned item explicitly doesn't use it for a reason. Thanks up front, Ales -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> signature.asc Description: Toto je digitálne podpísaná časť správy

[lazarus] OI changes via property editor?

ail directly if you can, it seems I got some "fallouts" with lazarus list mails (I sometimes get a mail which is a 2nd RE to my question with the 1st RE nowhere to be found) -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> signature.asc Description: Toto je digitálne podpísaná časť správy

Re: [lazarus] Fullscreen?

on X11, so I have my doubts. > > The NeverWinter Nights game runs fullscreen under Linux. You don't > see any desktop windows like the taskbar, etc.. > They use SDL to do that, and I basicly am trying to figure out how SDL does it so I can do it without it. -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> signature.asc Description: Toto je digitálne podpísaná časť správy

[lazarus] Fullscreen?

Is there a way to switch to fullscreen mode via LCL so I don't have to go about using base X11 stuff? Thanks -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> signature.asc Description: Toto je digitálne podpísaná časť správy

Re: repository

to kick in the arse and fix the stuff :) That's about it. All 3 libs can easily do what you need so it's not a question of functionality. I'd be ofcourse personally happiest if you use LNet but choose freely :) -- Aleš Katona <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> signature.asc Description: Toto je digitálne podpísaná časť správy

[lazarus] Gtk1 + bsNone + StayOnTop = no input?

Hi, I tried to emulate a fullscreen by setting these things on my gtk1 form. It "looks" ok but all input is lost, even from within X level. Also there's no taskbar entry and the "form" is present on all desktops at once. The only way to close such an app is to kill it. Is this some kind of gtk1

Re: [lazarus] LCL_ defines broken?

> > ummm? > > Shouldn´t it be LCLGtk and LCLGtk2? At least that is what I use on TrayIcon. Doesn't matter, we're still case insensitive. Btw TrayIcon is broken in windows. > > You use the widgetset you are compiled to (marked by the LCLGtk and > similar defines). Doesn´t matter if it´s runtim

[lazarus] LCL_ defines broken?

Hi, I'm not sure if I actually got something wrong or if this is a bug but current (SVN) lazarus defines BOTH GTKLCL and GTKLCL2 for me when I use a package. I added a simple test to see which one is defined and it seems both are. It doesn't make a difference if I set the target in the package's c

[lazarus] Interfaces not found

Hi. I've got an odd problem. I get this old error reported when I use fpc 2.1.1 and my own glscene project. It's not so simple tho. The project worked. It compiled and linked. And it STILL works if I compile with lazbuild. It's just that out of a sudden (I didn't change sources, fpc nor lazarus

[lazarus] Packages and codetools

Hi. I'd like to ask about how packages and codetools work together and where the code for this interaction is. I'm particularly interrested in getting the "auto-add units to uses clause if package is used" problem solved. I'm not much into LCL or lazarus internals but if it's not a king sized pro

Re: [lazarus] The spirit lost of Borland

On Pi, 2006-09-15 at 15:01 +0200, Thierry Coq (Personnel) wrote: > Hello Ales, > > On your last point, I have personally tested the development of the same > piece of software, the same code, for both Linux and Windows, using > Kylix 3. The software was a GIS (Geographical Information System), s

RE: [lazarus] The spirit lost of Borland

> Kylix was a ported Delphi No it wasn't. You couldn't compile the same code in Kylix and Delphi as you can in Lazarus on various platforms. Kylix was an ugly hack with a lot of "Q" in it. Didn't work even.. Ales > > > George Birbilis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > Microsoft MVP J# for

Re: Free Pascal widget set

> And is already done... And is crappy and slow... _ To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject archives at http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailarchives

Re: Free Pascal widget set

> Graeme's stuff is directly on top of X, which means 3 libraries less. > - Faster. > - Less resource usage. > - No workarounds for different quircks of different libraries Not to mention the fact that wxWidgets is basicly the same thing as LCL... Ales __

Re: [lazarus] TWebBrowser

On Ut, 2006-07-25 at 22:59 +0300, Ewald Horn wrote: There's a TurboPower_iPro in components subdir of lazarus which should be able to display web pages (not "get" them tho) Ales > Hi, > > am I completely daft or is there no TWebBrowser component ? I'm trying > to make the IPro do what I want, b

Re: [lazarus] Lazarus/Freepascal Propaganda

> To me propaganda implies lying by a state, and marketing lying by a > corporation. Didn't you live in the eastern bloc? We seem to have same understanding haha. In any case I think propaganda is still better than marketing because marketing is used "on the market" by a "company". FPC is neith

Re: c faster than pascal? was: Compiling GlScene ...

I think that FPC has very limited optimalization support. There's some difference between -O2 and none but that's about it as far as my tests (most at the shootout) went. FPK even mentioned that most optimalizations are useless for real world apps. Ales __

Re: [lazarus] c faster than pascal? was: Compiling GlScene ...

> > A lot of people don't realize how fast Java is. By that I mean, > console, server backend or anything not using the GUI. The GUI > (Swing, AWT, etc) is what makes a Java application slow. We did a lot > of tests with different languages and GUI toolkits before we started > with our current