On 2014-08-04 20:28, Martin Schreiber wrote:
I mean booting in Linux and mounting the BSD ZFS filesystem in order to
read/write data from/to BSD.
Yup, that is exactly what I do. I have a 5TB RAID-Z1 disk array
primarily used by FreeBSD. But I can dock my external Linux hard drive,
reboot into
Hi Martin,
Revisiting the ability to compile MSEide under FreeBSD (I'm using 64-bit
OS) using FPC 2.6.4
Here is my compilation script.
==
#!/bin/sh
rm units/x86_64-freebsd/*
# Some compiler defines supported by MSEide
# -dmse_no_ifi \
Curious why you need an undelete option in the form designer? Simply
use your source code repository (hopefully Git) and let it revert
lines of code for you. It's probably more reliable and takes mere
seconds - plus you get undelete for anything tracked by the
repository. ;)
Regards,
-
@Martin,
Sorry for this. Not sure why the user posted fpGUI related questions here.
@Алексей Логинов,
fpGUI has its own support newsgroups, so please move any future fpGUI
posts there. Please see the following URL for details:
http://fpgui.sourceforge.net/support.shtml
On 2013-10-05 20:54,
On 2013-10-07 10:45, Алексей Логинов wrote:
http://fpgui.sourceforge.net/support.shtml
I saw, but I understood nothing how to use newsgroups.
They work just like emails, but you don't need to enter a To address. :)
Simply register the server with your news client, subscribe to the
groups you
On 2013-10-07 10:47, Martin Schreiber wrote:
What happens if you set LANG=en_US@utf8 so it uses the English version?
That's a strange value format... Here under Linux and FreeBSD it is as
follows:
set LANG=en_US.UTF-8
Note the dot, not the at sign.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 2013-10-04 11:01, Ivanko B wrote:
Hmm, me skipped ,spacedb, when searching replacing.
Time to learn regex! ;-)
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On 2013-10-03 15:53, Ivanko B wrote:
What to fix in old (y2010) MSEgui files to cope the MSEide fails to
compile... finddir() doesn't match compile error with fpc 2.6.2 ?
With out exact error message it is hard, but probably you need FPC 2.6.0
compiler?
Regards,
- Graeme -
On 23/09/13 20:32, Sieghard wrote:
Not just that - how often do you really need them?
(I.e. navigate _by_ line number?)
1) Debugging with backtrace information, GDB gives you a file name and
line position. Yes, jumping directly to that position is possible, but
sometimes scrolling is also an
On 23/09/13 10:06, Ivanko B wrote:
Me was affaraid this (and some ohers) model because of huge crystall
effect shown by
I have never heard of the crystal effect before. No idea what it is,
sorry.
But it seems that this effect was highly exaggerated as to real
feeling, correct ?
All I can
On 23/09/13 11:11, Ivanko B wrote:
Oops,sure - me did a mistake. Cheaper U2713HM (edge W-LED, 16mln
color) pro U2713H (matrix BG-LED, high-contrast, 1bln color)
I just went on the Dell website, and it seems the U2711 has been
replaced by the U2713H model. I haven't looked in more detail to
On 23/09/13 11:23, airpas wrote:
how to show line numbers left of the source editor?
You can't, and that bugs me too. :) I've been considering creating a
local modification on my system to add that.
I know it's more space efficient to not display them - probably what
Martin went for, but it
Hello Ivanko,
On 2013-09-20 23:05, Ivanko B wrote:
Graeme, it seem that You had to switch to a large LED backlight monitor (27
inches me guess). How did You tune its backlight brightness level so that
your eyes feel comfortable ?
Correct, I switched from a dual 19 LCD setup to a single 27
On 2013-09-21 09:18, Julio Jiménez wrote:
As I
said it was probably because no xorg.con supplied and this will be fixes
setting the proper modeline in xorg.conf.
I don't specify manual modeline's in my xorg.conf - I simply specify the
monitro display size, and the resolution I'm interested
On Saturday 21/09/2013 at 14:34, Ivanko B wrote:
Me also had to swicth to 27 inches monitor (combo with analog+digital
TV) LG 27MA53D-PZ IPS) - 1920x1080 for highly expected large 0.31mm
I was specifically looking for the higher resolution 27 displays. I
couldn't find many, but glad I
On 2013-09-19 21:43, Sieghard wrote:
This might be the reason, there _are_ differences between the systems.
If Julio runs Linux, which he probabely does, it is quite possible that the
VESA driver doesn't support all the built-in firmware functionality, as it
is mainly provided as a fallback if
Hi Martin,
Continuing from my Lazarus mailing list discussion. I'm trying to use
MSEide to attach to a running CGI process, so I can debug the CGI app.
The CGI app has 3 threads, and it seems once I attach to the process,
GDB always selects the last thread [this happens in Lazarus IDE too].
eg:
On 2013-09-18 19:44, Julio Jiménez wrote:
No way to disable EXA.. change modeset makes use of VESA driver and max
resolution is 1024x768.. of course MSE runs fine with VESA
Not sure if I understood you statement correctly. I run the X11 VESA
driver here, under FreeBSD 9.1 and my resolution is
On 2013-07-18 16:08, minoshi wrote:
If form has wo_noframe = true or wo_popup = true jvm window manager
jvm or jwm? I'm using the latter, which is short for Joe's Window
Manager. If you meant to say jwm, I can add that it does work (at least
with fpGUI) and there is no issues in the window
On 2013-07-19 09:39, minoshi wrote:
JWM, of cause. (In first message I wrote not correct, sorry).
Problem is present. I get bug report from one user and check by myself.
Like I said, it works here with fpGUI using JWM under FreeBSD 9.1. See
link to screenshot. So the issue might be in MSEgui,
On 2013-07-19 12:43, Martin Schreiber wrote:
I can not reproduce the problem with JWM 2.1.0 compiled on OpenSUSE 12.3.
Just out of interest, I'm also running JWM 2.1.0 compiled from sources
on FreeBSD 9.1 (64-bit).
Regards,
Graeme.
On 2013-07-11 09:35, Ivanko B wrote:
Definitely we need either to extend or to fork the INF generation
tools. UTF-8 shoud be the only (or default) encoding for INF files.
I am already implementing my own IPF Compiler in Object Pascal.
On a side note:
I have asked the developer to add a UTF-8
On 2013-07-11 09:31, Ivanko B wrote:
There're several huge-sized different-way-of-thinking universes
capable of living in isolation - Westen, Russian, Chineeze...
English is the common language of the Wester universe only :)
Fair enough. :) I originally come from Africa which is simply unknown
On 2013-07-09 18:06, airpas wrote:
thanks Martin it works now .
but exploring msegui units every time just to know classe's func/proc
is annoying .
This is where good documentation comes in handy - even skeleton
documentation helps. Skeleton documentation is documentation of classes,
methods,
On 2013-07-10 15:12, Ivanko B wrote:
The INF format is excellent but lucks supporting unicode text - thsu
quiet problematic for non-latins (and especially russians having
Huh? The FPC Language Reference INF file is UTF-8 encoded (and so are
many of my personal INF files). Other encodings are
On 2013-07-10 15:12, Ivanko B wrote:
thsu
quiet problematic for non-latins (and especially russians having
different LINUX/WIN_ANSI/DOS_OEM encodings) .
As bad as this might sound, English is the universal language for
programmers around the globe. So if there is any documentation to be
On 2013-07-10 18:09, Ivanko B wrote:
In fpc_lang_ref.inf, there's unredable text at FPC lang ref -
Types - Record Types.
Did you switch the top-right encoding combobox to UTF-8?
WIPFC, the open source OpenWatcom IPF Compiler I use, doesn't have an
option for setting the UTF-8 encoding in the
On 29/06/13 20:17, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Yes, because I think Object Pascal as it was originally designed by Borland
is
near by my ideal.
Indeed, and I commend you for your efforts.
Please consider building a debugger at the same time as the compiler.
GDB is just awful for Object
On 01/07/13 20:23, Ivanko B wrote:
TCL/TK, with its only debugging facilities of writting to console/log file.
That's what I use now with Free Pascal! :)
I use a customised dbugintf unit and my own Debug Server to display logs
and fpGUI types. I also often use the tiLog unit from the tiOPF
On 2013-05-19 01:30, Ivanko B wrote:
It probably does not
replace a full CORBA implementation.
=
Mainly its name services, me guess :)
CORBA has a lot of functionality.. To be honest, MSEgui's IFI doesn't
come close to what CORBA can do.
Regards,
- Graeme -
On 2013-04-24 20:37, Med Hamza wrote:
tab3.tdbstringgrid1.onenter:=s;
Wrong number of parameters specified for call to s)
end;
Change that line to...
tab3.tdbstringgrid1.onenter := @s;
FPC compiler mode 'objfpc' requires that you correctly reference a
method pointer.
Regards,
-
On 2013-04-21 06:34, Martin Schreiber wrote:
BTW, I read your question about TFieldDef.Size in fpc-pascal. ;-)
I don't see the relation to this message topic.
My fpc-pascal post highlighted a bug (at least I think so) in the Zeos
library.
Regards,
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On 2013-04-21 10:24, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Or a bug in FCL SQLDB because of possible field value truncation.
No, I fully agree with FPC devs that TFieldDef.Size should return
exactly what the DDL scripts defined (eg: create table MyTest(
mystringfield varchar(10) ).
SqlDB, DOA (Direct Oracle
On 2013-04-20 21:15, Ivanko B wrote:
With errors fixed :
---
$ LANG=ru_RU.CP1251 ./testutf8
Now use the full unicode range (BMP and above), and search for code
points above BMP. Then modify the test to _correctly handle surrogates_
and BE or LE UTF-16. Then you
On 2013-04-18 15:17, Ivanko B wrote:
That's 3..4 times as faster than the index access ( which is built
into almost ideal machine code).
What is also interesting is that you can clearly see how much more the
32-bit FPC is optimised, compared to the 64-bit FPC - talking about the
generated code
On 2013-04-19 09:03, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
What is also interesting is that you can clearly see how much more the
32-bit FPC is optimised, compared to the 64-bit FPC
Actually scrap that. On closer inspection, it was just the first UTF-8
test that was significantly faster that the 64-bit
On 2013-04-17 19:58, Ivanko B wrote:
For StrPos in massive russian text, UTF-8 is approx 9 times as slower
than UTF16/32. That's a lot-lot slower without any compensation.
Could I get a copy of the text and test code?
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On 2013-04-18 09:31, Martin Schreiber wrote:
It counts the number of a known constant Russian character in a random
string.
In utf-16 and UCS4 this is an operation with numbers and string index,
Does that Russian character have a surrogate pair? Remember that you
can't use mystring[i] even
On 2013-04-18 11:26, Martin Schreiber wrote:
{$H+,R-}
uses SysUtils, Windows;//strings;
const
TRIES = 1;
CAPACITY = 100;
var
[...snip]
Sorry, but that is not of the best tests... Anyway here is the results
on my system.
My changes:
- Used epiktimer for
On 2013-04-18 14:32, Ivanko B wrote:
On some LINUX machine , it has even showed UTF8 to be 3 (!) times as
faster then the others [and Ansistring included as well ] :)
Clearly not just Linux. My initial test was under FreeBSD 9.1 (64-bit).
The result below is from Windows 2000 (32-bit) running
On 2013-04-17 18:46, Ivanko B wrote:
AFAIK, it still needs B(ytes)O(rder)M(arker) - for proper placing 2+
bytes of characters.
No it doesn't! The BOM in UTF-8 is just to indicate that the text is
UTF-8, and not some other encoding. All that the BOM marker is used for
is to tell editors that the
On 14/04/13 07:54, Ivanko B wrote:
Some performance testing (by
testcases written by FreepascalRu guys) has revealed that UTF8 is
times or even orders as slower than UCS2.
Not to rehash that whole argument, but that is absolute rubbish. If
UTF-8 was so bad, then the W3C (internet standards),
On 14/04/13 09:45, Ivanko B wrote:
Does it mean that the curent state of FPC+MSEgui already provides 100%
correct handling (input, manipulations, displaying) strings with chars
above BMP ?
And if you use the dreaded UTF-8 [meant as sarcastic], you don't have
to worry about anything, because a
On 15/04/13 14:24, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Eh, what about decomposed characters and 1,2,3 or 4 byte code points?
UTF-8 implementations handle 1-4 byte code points as standard. It is
part of any UTF-8 implementation. So a standard UTF-8 implementation can
handle Unicode Planes 0-16 without any
On 2013-04-11 06:16, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Looks good, can you post the code somewhere? You work with Lazarus too AFAIK,
can you make a a similar thing with Lazarus?
I don't use LCL, only the Lazarus IDE (because MSEide doesn't run on
FreeBSD wink).
On a side note:
I installed the Linux
On 2013-04-10 13:42, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Currently there is a discussion about performace of FireMonkey framework.
Do you have a link to that message thread? Or if it is in the
Embarcadero newsgroups, what news group, and the title of the thread.
What is the performance of FireMonkey vs
On 2013-04-10 13:42, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Now I am very interested how other toolkits (Lazarus, fpGUI, Qt, GTK,
LPTK...) behave with similar applications. Please report your findings.
I couldn't see the original FireMonkey or VCL test applications and
code. Downloading the zip archive is
On 2013-03-25 12:35, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Into VERSION.TXT:
2013-01-20
Forking of classes.pp. Add mclasses after classes in uses.
2013-01-19
Forking of db.pas. Change db - mdb in uses.
BTW: I'm not sure what you changed in the forks, but it should be
possible to have your forked
On 2013-03-19 17:05, Ivanko B wrote:
Graeme, is there any progress ?
No, sorry. I have been swamped with paying jobs for the last few months.
I hardly had time for my existing open source projects too.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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Hi Patrick,
Sparing me from reading 52 messages... I just saw brief comments about
64-bit Linux and troubles with MSEide.
Are you saying you can't run the latest MSEide under 64-bit Linux any
more? If so, I'll fire up my VM and give it a quick test.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 2013-03-12 12:24, Patrick Goupell wrote:
Any suggestions for compiler options besides -B?
I use the following script to build mseide on my 64-bit Ubuntu 10.04. I
also pulled the latest code and used the 'master' branch. The IDE
compiled without problems, and I could compile one of my fpGUI
On 2013-03-15 16:46, Martin Schreiber wrote:
-Fu${PWD}/lib/common/kernel/i386-linux
did you rename the directory after pull? It is lib/common/kernel/linux since
some time.
Ah, I did a 'git fetch', because I was busy in another branch. I forgot
to fast-forward my master branch.
I'll test
On 2013-03-15 16:12, Patrick Goupell wrote:
If you compile the current git source under 64 bit the mseide app does
not run.
OK, now that I remembered to fast-forward my 'master' branch. I do get a
crash at application startup. I'll debug now. I just want to read the
messages thread to see
On 2013-03-15 16:54, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Aha, now I can reproduce the problem, stay tuned. :-)
Here is a quick backtrace... I'll take a look at the code too.
---
graemeg@ubuntu:~/devel/msegui$ gdb ./mseide.elf
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.1-ubuntu
Copyright (C)
On 2013-03-15 18:05, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Please try again with git master 36f7142d113eadeadda41147847b38cc15aecf84.
Work fine here too.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 2013-03-05 20:56, Marcos Douglas wrote:
Someone commented, on the fpc-list, to make a new debugger coded in
Pascal because the gdb do not works very well using with Pascal
Yes, I am working on that, but it is still far from usable.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 2013-03-04 19:26, Ivanko B wrote:
Does Kylix here mean the need in quite old QT libs on target machines
? What is the running envirionment ?
No, simply using the dcc (kylix) compiler (not the Kylix IDE), doesn't
mean you need Qt. MSEgui and MSEide doesn't use QT either, so you
compile from
Hi Martin,
I've seen many of your posts about FPC vs Delphi compiling performance.
I have a FPTest test suite that clearly shows a similar issue.
Application performance. I have a project with 180 unit tests that run
in 2 second when compiled with Delphi 7, but takes nearly 17 seconds to
run when
As the subject line says.
I'm compiling under FreeBSD. Got a compiler error in a IFI unit, so
thought I would disable IFI support in the ide. I specified the
-dmse_no_ifi compiler parameter, then got the following error pretty
early in the compile.
-
Compiling
On 2013-02-13 09:46, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
It then managed to compile everything, but now I get a problem at the
linking stage. Seems to be related to libc API's.
OK, I managed to fix a few of those linking errors, by replacing {$IFDEF
linux} in the mselibc.pas unit to {$IFDEF unix}. See
On 2013-02-13 10:27, Martin Schreiber wrote:
with -dmse_no_ifi. MSEide will not work with -dmse_no_ifi because it uses IFI
to separate GUI and business logic.
Then surely the define could be removed completely?
Regards,
- Graeme -
On 2013-02-12 15:42, Patrick Goupell wrote:
How do you compile mseide projects for 64 bit windows?
As far as I know 64-bit (any platform) is not officially supported. I
have successfully run 64-bit Linux versions of MSEide, but it didn't
start off without troubles.
I assume it should take
On 2013-02-12 16:33, Patrick Goupell wrote:
The program is compiled as a 32 bit windows program.
Will it run on 64 bit?
It should run okay.
If not, how do I / we develop for 64 bit windows environments?
You might be able to run Win32 apps under Win64, but you can't target
Win64 directly. No
On 2013-02-12 17:17, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Soon I'll be looking at getting MSEide to compile under 64-bit FreeBSD -
my OS of choice these days. I haven't attempted it yet, but will let you
know how it goes when I do.
I am curious. :-)
As expected, the msesysintf.pas unit gave errors. I
On 2013-02-12 21:54, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Where is tthreadid for freebsd defined? I could not find it in rtl.
[ rtl/bsd/sysosh.inc ]
type
{ fd are int in C also for 64bit targets (x86_64) }
THandle = Longint;
TThreadRec = record end;
TThreadID =
On 2013-02-02 11:14, Ivanko B wrote:
PS:
Graeme, fpGUI at SF seems no updates since 2011 march. Why ? Rare
people can work with SVN/GIT etc CVS.
The SourceForge stats must be screwed. I last pushed changes in Jan 2013.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 01/21/13 06:00, Ivanko B wrote:
Branching with merging stashing is nightmare to understand :)
Why? If you pull new changes, make sure you don't have any local
modifications which could cause a conflict while pulling. So, simply
stash your changes, then do a pull. Same applies to merging.
On 01/20/13 17:59, Martin Schreiber wrote:
With MSEgit:
Just curious... how do you stash local changes before switching to a
different branch, using MSEgit?
In my daily working I have 9/10 times somewhere a local change I might
want to keep.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 01/17/13 23:34, Ivanko B wrote:
The startup script works - no need to configure IDE with it.
But my FPC still can't find XLIB (smth wrong on my system - after HDD
upgrade 500G - 2TB with Norton GHost) - it's another ( my personal
troubles) hstory :)
Search your hard drive for libX11.so
Is it only me, or do others feel the same. The mailing list footer, and
the SourceForge advertising footer often takes up more lines than the
actual message!
Plus it totally screws with searching message bodies for some text.
Here is an example: First 2 lines are actual message, the rest is
On 01/12/13 07:26, Ivanko B wrote:
AGIF are worse in that they can't be paused unless open in a special
graphics editor so irrelevant for tuitorals etc.
But they're excelnet just for demonstrating
Exactly, Animated GIFs are only efficient if they are short. Plus I find
them easier to make and
On 01/08/13 21:48, Sieghard wrote:
It's the same thing everytime this comes up - incompatibility prevails.
Like I said, use OGG Video. It has a free and open source container and
codec. Most web browser can play those videos, so you don't even need a
dedicated video player.
Regards,
- Graeme
On 01/06/13 16:57, Ivanko B wrote:
Just convert it into a FLV video [as for YouTube ].
I double checked via MD5 and the source file I have and the one uploaded
to my website are identical. The file is MPEG4 (or Divx), but it works
fine here on two different PC's using VLC.
If the file must be
Hi,
Were you able to view this video?
Perhaps your upload got corrupted.
It plays fine here using VLC player.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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Hi,
I found a MSEide+MSEgui video demo on a old hard drive of mine. The
video seems to be created by a user name Jan. Not sure the date of the
video, but it is a 2 minute video creating a text editor in MSEgui.
Quite a nice video, 21MB in size called mse_demo.mpeg
I couldn't see it on the MSEgui
On 04/01/13 14:57, Patrick Goupell wrote:
Post the download. There is a spot for videos on the msegui.org website
and I will put it there.
OK, you can find it here...
http://opensoft.homeip.net/~graemeg/videos/
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 01/01/2013 18:41, Sieghard wrote:
Indeed, that wouldn't do. So you're using mseide-msegui on a Windows 95, 98
or ME machine? What processor, and how's the performance? :-O
My Windows development is done under Win2000 with NTFS and FAT32 partitions.
Graeme.
On 31/12/12 19:15, Sieghard wrote:
You could have considered using links here - even Windows' NTFS provide
them.
No, because MSEide doesn't dictate that NTFS is a requirement. FAT16 or
FAT32 could be used too.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 30/12/12 18:44, Patrick Goupell wrote:
On my 64 bit system the compiler was set to ppcx86 and the target was
set as i386-linux. Can that be set to x86_64-linux?
No, it must be i386-linux, because that is a hard-coded directory path.
I've raised this issue years ago. If you change that,
On 24/12/12 14:30, Patrick Goupell wrote:
Is there a way to do this once so I don't have to rekey it for each new
project?
Use your project that has all the desired settings, and save a copy as a
new template project. Then when you create new projects from templates,
simply select that one.
On 17/12/12 09:36, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Really? MSEide exists since 1999 in English language, there still is no
serious English text about it. Why do you think it is different in Russian
language?
All I can add is that MSEide+MSEgui does have a much larger east-Europe
and east-Asia
On 17/12/12 12:47, Ivanko B wrote:
meant nobody wrote a serious English text about MSEide+MSEgui since 1999,
why should it be different in Russian language?
==
Anyway It should be a person capable of (or specialized on, timed on
because of duties) writting SERIOUS
On 14/12/12 20:15, Martin Schreiber wrote:
This probably is the last version which depends on FPC-FCL.
I often feel like doing the same. Hell, sometimes even replacing the
RTL. I already have a slimmed down SysUtils and Classes unit in a
private branch.
Regards,
- Graeme -
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Hi Everybody,
Google created a new Community feature in Google+. Below is a link to a
community dedicated to Free Pascal.
https://plus.google.com/communities/114860965042324270757
If you are on Google+, feel free to visit and join. The community was
setup by Marc Hanisch and already has 76
On 2012-12-11 13:38, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
There is also a Delphi community for those interested:
Oops, a copy-n-paste error. Here is the correct Delphi link:
https://plus.google.com/communities/103113685381486591754
Regards,
- Graeme -
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On 2012-12-10 09:23, Julio Jiménez wrote:
These numbers are related to downloaded packages only.
It doesn't take in account Git users (like me).
No, obviously not. Those numbers tend to be pretty useless, like most
internet statistics.
Regards,
- Graeme -
On 2012-12-09 17:09, Ivanko B wrote:
The lady complains that the environment doesn't direct newbies
clearly. Probably such kind of users needs smth like wizards :)
No, I would say a Quick Start Guide and API documentation is required.
Without end-user help, no tool is ever very good.
On 2012-12-07 05:52, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Hi,
I found this:
http://bluehairlady.blogspot.ch/2012/12/pascal.html
Can somebody please write a hint about README.TXT and make some good
statements about MSEide+MSEgui? ;-)
I wouldn't bother. That author clearly doesn't know anything. Lets see…
Hi,
Having a class definition as shown below, and then using class
completion in MSEide, the IDE incorrectly defines a method...
procedure TMainForm.IMyIntf;
begin
end;
...when no such method should exist.
8-8-8-8-8
TMainForm =
Hi Martin,
I only now discovered the Load window layout menu option under the
View menu. What a brilliant feature!!! If only I found it sooner. For
years I have been using Beyond Compare (diff viewer) to copy IDE layouts
between my project. Now I can do it near instantly. :-)
Regards,
-
Hi Martin,
On 2012-10-30 09:59, Martin Schreiber wrote:
P.S. I wrote Tmplayer class , it helps work with mplayer. Interesting
for you?
Yes, do you want to place it on MSEuniverse?
On a similar topic. We needed video playback in one of our company
projects. We commissioned somebody to
On 2012-10-30 16:10, wahono sri wrote:
Hi Martin,
I modified EasyLazFreetype to draw TTF font
I could never figure this out. What is the benefit of that package?
* Does it support ALL the features that the FreeType library does?
* It is always going to be behind the actual FreeType library
On 2012-10-24 08:50, Martin Schreiber wrote:
Not implemented yet. Is there a protocoll defined from freedesktop.org for
the
purpose?
Yes, XDND
...and under Windows in is OLE DND.
Please note that the Lazarus implementation of DND is extremely bad and
very limited in functionality.
On 23/09/12 23:17, Sieghard wrote:
(Do these generate different code, even?)
I checked. No difference. FPC generates the same Assembly language in
both cases. :)
Graeme.
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On 08/09/12 10:54, wahono sri wrote:
it run slowly. Microsoft didn't support again for their product below
winxp, why we should support it?
We have lots of clients still using Win200. I even use Win2000 for all
my windows development work - though I always run it in a VM now, and
not on real
On 08/09/12 11:33, wahono sri wrote:
Official and unofficial OS supported by SDL 2
http://hg.libsdl.org/SDL/file/default/README.Platforms
Oh no, OS/2 is not in that list - it was for SDL 1.2 ;-) Also FreeBSD
and Solaris being in the unofficial support list is a bit worrying.
Regards,
-
On 05/09/12 09:40, Martin Schreiber wrote:
git archive downloads a subdirectory or single files, the tar.gz of
Gitorious returns the whole tree if the repository.
Indeed you are correct. 'git archive' can do what the original poster
wanted.
This is how it would looked like to get a single
On 05/09/12 09:40, Martin Schreiber wrote:
git archive downloads a subdirectory or single files, the tar.gz of
Gitorious returns the whole tree if the repository.
Oh, I didn't know it allows for only subdirectories too. I normally use
'git archive' to generate source releases of fpGUI -
On 04/09/12 23:06, Patrick Goupell wrote:
But if I want to just look at a specific directory / folder, why can't I?
I don't want to change anything or push anything back, just look at it.
If you host a mirror git repository on servers like SourceForge, GitHub,
Gitorious etc. They all allow
On 03/09/12 19:42, Sieghard wrote:
As for the answer, it is not possible for a simple reason. Git
collects the whole history of a project. Files could have lived in
...
Errr - and _why_, by any reason, should that be a hindrance to just pull
the contents of one specific directory out of that
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