Sorry Osvaldo, but we cannot help with your homework:
http://www.freepascal.org/faq.var#HOMEWORK
The advice I would give any person who actually needs to create a form
with a button is to use fpgui or lazarus or msegui. If you like
textmode, you could use freevision.
If you could come up with a compelling technical reason why none of the
(excellent) existing solutions work, then it might be appropriate to
engage in a discussion. However "it's prohibited for the assignment" is
not a technical reason, it's an administrative one ;) thus it's outside
the domain of reasonable topics for this mailing list.
You might want to have a look at the graph unit, and/or the gdi32 and
x11 stuff which AFAIK are used for windows/*nix cross-platform
libraries like fpgui and msegui. Happily I have never had to examine
that stuff because I use fpgui to make forms and buttons.
Good luck with your class, though.
~David.
On Tuesday 05 August 2008 6:51 am, Osvaldo Filho wrote:
> Hi, i need a sample of an application with this:
>
> One form
> One button with an event, the event: showmessage('Hello, my name
> is: '+ button.name)
>
> The application to be need cross plataform for windows and linux and
> not use gtk, gtk2, qt or fpGui.
>
> No lazarus code, please.
>
> This application is for an exemple in a course of programming.
>
> Thanks very much.
>
>
> PS: Sorry my english.
>
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