Hey guys! I have a very simple Lazarus project. The most complex thing is to open a sequential file and write one line.
I decided to take it from Lazarus 3.2 on Windows to Lazarus 2.2 on Linux Mint. I took it. Everything runs right. I made several changes and tests until I thought it was the way I wanted. (What a distro, guys. Everything works perfectly and we don't even need a Linux expert to help us use and configure it, as it occurs in other linux distros). I decided to take my project back to Windows. I compressed all existing modules in the directory where they were .lpi, .lfm, .res, .lps, .lpr, .pas, etc. in ZIP format. Later I opened the project directory in Windows and unzipped the ZIP created in Linux. Surprise! The project does not open correctly in Windows. The object inspector, for example, is blank. I'm starting to think that "write once compile everywhere" works, pero no mucho. Would anyone have any guidance to resolve this problem? Or did I lose my Windows 11 version project? Greetings from São Paulo - Brasil Arí Ricardo
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