Florian Klaempfl a écrit :
m2 schrieb:
Florian Klaempfl a écrit :
George Birbilis schrieb:
let me ask you a few questions:
are you still using 1.44 floppies?
are you sending compiled execs 20 times a day via 56k
modem connection?
no? then why 1 or 2 mb bigger is so bad
Florian Klaempfl a écrit :
George Birbilis schrieb:
let me ask you a few questions:
are you still using 1.44 floppies?
are you sending compiled execs 20 times a day via 56k
modem connection?
no? then why 1 or 2 mb bigger is so bad for you?
btw, delphi is NOT
George Birbilis a écrit :
But Delphi and Laz/FPC are not comparable. On one hand, you
have Delphi-Micro$oft-or-die and, on the other hand, the
almost-all-OS's Laz/FPC. How do you write a Linux program
with the fantastic Delphi IDE? You cannot. End of the
comparison. Period.
Kylix was a ported
Bisma Jayadi a écrit :
Is it you who sent a post yesterday, saying the Turbo Delphi IDE
is better than the Lazarus one?
I didn't mean to say that Delphi IDE is better than Lazarus in ALL
aspects. I'm just trying to be fair... each has its own good and bad. I
think both need to learn from
Bisma Jayadi a écrit :
Yes but most of the problems come from the fact that (besides Lazarus
and FPC peoples work for free during their free time) Lazarus/FPC is
multi-processors and multi-OS's whereas Delphi is only multi-Microsoft.
No matter what are the reasons behind the lack of
Bisma Jayadi a écrit :
very interesting, does it works also with TurboDelphi?
Yes, it does work, at least for me. :)
I think you should also send this link in the borland newsgroup.
they are all crying about this issue... :-)
This link
Hello,
Where is it available? The ftp link
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/beta/2.0.4-rc3/i386-win32/fpc-2.0.4.i386-win32.exe
doesn't work (550, failed to change directory !?) and Google doesn't
seem to know rc3.
mm
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To
Lord_ZealoN a écrit :
Delphi going to OpenSource?
No. Al Boldi was saying that nothing can beat open source, i.e.,
Borland may do what they want, they won't beat FPC+Lazarus.
Moreover, I find it strange that after having announced they wanted
to sell all that concerns programming tools, they
Vincent Snijders a écrit :
m2 schreef:
Hello,
I just reported 3 bugs but Mantis registered 4 (twice the same,
#7224 and #7226).
mm
I deleted #7226.
Regarding the bug #7223, I found the problem. All is ok when one sets
MainForm.Visible := false (and MainForm.ShowInTaskBar := stDefault
Vincent Snijders a écrit :
m2 schreef:
Hello,
I just reported 3 bugs but Mantis registered 4 (twice the same,
#7224 and #7226).
mm
I deleted #7226.
Ok. Thanks.
BTW, how can I correct an error in a bug report? (I do not yet
master Mantis). In the report #7224, this is not TListBox.Visible
Hello,
I just reported 3 bugs but Mantis registered 4 (twice the same,
#7224 and #7226).
mm
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On 5/19/06, m2 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't care whether the Lazarus team decides to
change the name or not. Now, I know and use Lazarus. For me its name has
no more importance, I know what is behind it. But this is not the case
for those who
L505 a écrit :
I'm a complete atheist and still share much of you POV because Brazil
is largely (and my family is) Catholic (so I have some idea of what
these people IMHO-stupid people think. Unfortunately, I don't know
why, intelligent + phylosophical + logicist atheist...)
Belief is a wise
Florian Klaempfl a écrit :
m2 wrote:
Certainly not. Not seeing something where there is nothing and where
it is not necessary that there is something is not a belief, it is
a knowledge. I don't not to believe that there is a Rammstein CD in
orbit around Pluto, I do know there is none (but don't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
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Florian Klaempfl wrote:
Lv wrote:
So if you guys want to change the name, where does it leave
users like
me presenting papers at conferences and citing Lazarus in technical
papers as my
Dale Welch a écrit :
Perhaps we better rename Pascal...
after all... what does Pascal mean?
It Means Passover. It's a Jewish (Christian - Easter) holiday.:-)
Pascal comes from the name of the French mathematician, physician
and philosopher, Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) who built a famous
Michael Van Canneyt a écrit :
People taking offense at this name only make themselves ridiculous.
I refuse to take that (or them) serious. ( Yes, and I will take the
risk that I will burn eternally in hell for this ;-) )
As far as I am concerned, it is not a matter of offense. I am as
atheist
Michael Van Canneyt a écrit :
Assuming that we are actually infringing on any patents (which I don't believe):
It perfectly sums up the problem : you don't believe. But you cannot
know. The only way to know whether a software is infringing a
patent is to publish this software and to wait for
Florian Klaempfl a écrit :
Ok, to get this discussion to something useful and have some hard
numbers: What should do a lazarus foundation having
100 Eur
1000 Eur
1 Eur
10 Eur
100 Eur
1000 Eur
?
To get ready to be sued by a new kind of racketters called software
patent holders?
Darius Blaszijk a écrit :
Would be interesting to see a more detailed comparison in speed between
delphi and fpc validating the same large prime. Keep us posted.
With big numbers, the speed is the same. With such numbers 99% of the
running time is spent in computations and both versions make
Hello,
To let you know that I uploaded Primo 2.2.0 (beta 6) on my site,
see http://www.ellipsa.net/primo/beta.html
The file primo-b.zip contains an executable for WinXP.
Well, Primo being a program that certifies the primality of big
integers (when they are prime, of course), I suppose that it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
New icons for the Lazarus IDE:
http://tango-project.org/Tango_Icon_Gallery
Opinions?
Nice. Except the one with the American flag. Why this flag? Are
Lazarus and FPC American projects?
mm
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Hello,
A few days ago I reported a bug (#1984) concerning TPageControl
(for Win32). I wrote that setting AllowChange to false doesn't
prevent to open any page. I was wrong, in fact, the problem is
that the event handler OnChanging is never called (so AllowChange
is never set to false).
I
Micha Nelissen a écrit :
m2 wrote:
procedure TPrimoForm.BookChanging(Sender: TObject; var AllowChange:
Boolean);
begin
if FTaskRunning then AllowChange := false;
end;
doesn't work as it does with Delphi.
Is it a normal behaviour (i.e., is the Lazarus TPageControl type
different from
Lepidosteus a écrit :
If you find no clean way of doing it, using OnChange to set back the
page the user should watch should be okay.
I know it's not a clean way, but it at least it's working.
Thanks but I cannot use this. Two of the pages of the TPageControl
are dialog boxes that are
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