I think div has nothing to do with slowness, it's just parsing which
can be done quickly. Furthermore using tables for site's layout is just
*ugly*. Use div with CSS, and it will solve your color problem at the
same time. (User can choose other CSS file).
Micha
Uhmmm...? Tables do CSS
it's not time to make a decision yet being in this one minded view. I
can
visualize a table easy - can I visualize a Div? I hope so, if there are
bandwidth
savings.
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Is there anything in the pipeline where applications written in lazarus
can be compiled for a browser GUI?
Meaning that the gui will appear within a browser and therefore web
accessible?
(compiled for a browser GUI = browser plugin? appear within a
browser = be built into the
[...]
I actually agree with fast prototyping, such as visual development
sometimes -
but
HTML isn't capable enough and not suited for the pixel based form style
development.
It is not suited for that by design, yes. It isn't capable for
pixel-based *. enough would imply that it was
I have made an example for md5 hash
http://z505.com/cgi-bin/qkcont/qkcont.cgi?p=MD5Hash-Example
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library mydll;
function MakeMD5Hash(aValue: pchar): pchar; stdcall;
Pchars are not usually returned as a result, but rather passed as a parameter
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Does TSynUniSyn work correctly with case insensitive languages, like the Pascal
highlighter?
It seems to make the Synedit text all CAPS LOCK when I try it
On case sensitive languages such as Turbo C++ it appears to work.
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I myself dont use desktop icons but I can relate why they might me
nice... (like immediately being visible after logging in, freely
positionable)
if I had a larger screen, they might be actually useful, but as-is, they
are _always_ covered by about = 5 full screen windows, so I wouldnt see
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. Those are
IDE For non-GUI devel
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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 known by some as
Just some thoughts:
Someone could create a TReader/TWriter which writes pascal include files
instead of lfm.
I think that's what I was trying to get at too, but didn't know how to put it
in words. How
does delphi do it I wonder?? Is there some open tools api thing that Vladimir
is using in
An excellent area open to be researched by someone, hint ;-)
Micha
First I have to learn C and then I have to commit suicide.
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Intraweb gives you visual HTML development. It's very powerful.
Michael.
Wow! I didn't know this, have to check into it. I thought it was just
components that you
drop on a form or something, similar to indy components, which aren't actually
visible to
the Eye on runtime
The linker used is the cygwin version, maybe using the MingW one could
improve performance since the later doesn't emulate the posix enviroment
luiz
Anyone else have any comments? Shall we do some benchmarks to compare the speed
gains
possible?
And is it even possible, to use MingW?
I
The linker used is the cygwin version, maybe using the MingW one could
improve performance since the later doesn't emulate the posix enviroment
luiz
Anyone else have any comments? Shall we do some benchmarks to compare the
speed gains
possible?
And is it even possible, to use
I figure a simple chronograph test could help decide if its 5 times faster,
1 time
faster,
1/2 faster, etc.
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Benchmark505
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Linking time until XX lines compiled XX seconds message
Conditions:
Empty lazarus form1 style project.
Shall I give you the mail address of the Remobjects company ?
Try to get support for D5, or if you feel lucky, D3 :-)
Well PascalScript that I have downoaded (possibly an older version) does work
with D5, but I
guess you are talking about other components they have. Which ones do you use
Some things are simply too big to do yourself.
For example, a stable RPC mechanism.
Yeah, I like the fact that some stuff like synapse, KOL, etc. were already
written by
someone else. Hey at least those two support Delphi5 ;)
Tested linking times (not including compiling time)
Lazarus:
-
lazarus.new.exe
2 minutes : 37 seconds
StartLazarus
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lazarus.new.exe
2 minutes : 54 seconds
Celeron 400mhz, 327MB RAM, Windows 2000
Lazarus Version: 0.9.7 RB Alpha
LD.exe version: not sure, it is
It whould be, but I think not a lot of people have tried to do this yet.
(Me neither, btw). What commandline options does FP hand to fpc to compile
it, and what is the difference to the commandline lazarus generates ?
fp has a compiled in compiler.
I noticed this, because whenever I
They can. Only real DOS apps cannot.
On windows a console app can be a real Win32 app, and can hence load
libraries.
Dos apps running in a Command-line windows usually cannot load libraries.
Michael.
thx. And I just assume linux/unix has had DSO's for a long long time in command
line
Tests done on blank project1
Compiling and Linking is included in the times.
First Round:
-
Startlazarus.exe:
56 seconds (blank project)
Lazarus.exe
36 seconds (blank project)
Second round
(IDE closed, then re-opened completely)
Startlazarus.exe:
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I don't use python/perl/php/ruby, only shellscript (handful lines only) and
make, and FPC.
I don't either but so much KDE stuff relies on them - it makes me feel like
linux is just wrong -
since everyone is using it, hence our need for a Pascal based linux distro
(pipe dreams).
You
Lazarus and Eclipse are compared as two IDEs, and why the most bloated
one seem to be the most successful too.
In my view, this is due to a lack of marketing effort from the
freepascal and lazarus project, and the old school image associated
with Pascal in general. This is surely not helped by
Hi,
this week-end, I have been browsing at my local book store:
-- hundreds of book about Java, php, html, C++, etc... Many many more
books than actual programers!
-- five books about eclipse.
-- one or two old books about Delphi,
-- NO books about lazarus.
I do not
| While I agree with most your statements, I do think you unnecessarily
| limit yourself, because:
|
| Applications *can* be based around TForm in Lazarus (or Delphi). We have a
3-tier
application with
| 600+ forms, all of them descendents from a self-written TCustomForm
descendent. And
luckily
| While I agree with most your statements, I do think you unnecessarily
| limit yourself, because:
|
| Applications *can* be based around TForm in Lazarus (or Delphi). We
have a 3-tier
application with
| 600+ forms, all of them descendents from a self-written TCustomForm
descendent. And
luckily
|
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/Lazarus_Projects#Seksi_Comm
ander
Vincent.
Ahhh thanks - will bookmark it and add some incoming links to it.
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| I downloaded to look at it. It is a nice IDE for developpement...
| mainly Java. But it is not surpassing in any way delphi IDE (at the
| moment... al least, and this is my opinion only.) It is slow, it is
| java.
|
| But maybe for java this was a great step forward. I can't compare with
|
| Where can I download the (changes in the) lazarus source code?
|
| Vincent.
Well, first let me know what you think of the plugins before calling the GNU
cops ;-)
I haven't finished figuring out how to distribute the code, I could do a bunch
of DIFF patches or just make you download 24MB or so
| Besides when you want to do more sophisticated work then you can alway's
| switch back to the console. Otherwise whats the use of the current diff tool
| in lazarus???
What/where is the current tool in laz?
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