Nothing more to say about it, since I see we are in total agreement.
- I will produce a diff file or the changes in the Universal
PInterfaces.
- If I ever submit any change to the MacPas wiki page, I will do it as
a registered user.
- I will update the Xcode-FreePascal site soon with the latest
Am 16.08.2004 um 13:18 schrieb Jonas Maebe:
On 16 aug 2004, at 13:05, Olle Raab wrote:
But I doesn't understand it completely :
In the C headers, the macros is defined as follows:
#define CFSTR(cStr) __CFStringMakeConstantString(cStr "")
In the CFString.h of the CoreFoundation framework it's define
04-08-16 10.31, skrev Dr. Rolf Jansen följande:
> I am with you to keep the number of changes to the PInterfaces as small
> as possible. However, I would like to make a distinction between buggy
> or misleading parts of the PInterfaces and those parts which simply
> belong to another flavour (pres
On 16 aug 2004, at 13:05, Olle Raab wrote:
But I doesn't understand it completely :
In the C headers, the macros is defined as follows:
#define CFSTR(cStr) __CFStringMakeConstantString(cStr "")
In the CFString.h of the CoreFoundation framework it's defined as
#define CFSTR(cStr) __CFStringMakeCons
> In CFStrings.p compared to CFStrings.h the declaration of CFSTR is
> simply missing, but many other parts of the UI´s rely on it. So, there
> is no other way, the following declaration should be added at line 158:
>
> function CFSTR(cStr: ConstCStringPtr): CFStringRef; external name
> '___CFStri
Am 16.08.2004 um 12:18 schrieb Olle Raab:
You might use the tr utility, like this:
tr "\r" "\n" | diff ... | tr "\n" "\r"
I will give it a try.
3. I write a double-clickable AppleScript application which calls
both with the correct arguments in the correct order and
which in its later incarnation m
04-08-16 11.58, skrev Dr. Rolf Jansen följande:
> Many thanks for the hint. I will try the following:
>
> 1. I will make a command line Pascal program which converts CR to LF
You might use the tr utility, like this:
tr "\r" "\n" | diff ... | tr "\n" "\r"
> 2. I will make a shell script which a
Many thanks for the hint. I will try the following:
1. I will make a command line Pascal program which converts CR to LF
2. I will make a shell script which applies the diff
3. I write a double-clickable AppleScript application which calls
both with the correct arguments in the correct order and
On 16 aug 2004, at 10:31, Dr. Rolf Jansen wrote:
I aggree with you that it would be great if Apple would allow us to
distribute a patched version of the PInterfaces. In the meantime we
have to go the diff and patch way.
One problem with this may be that it seems that diff (the version
distribute
There is an ongoing fruitful private discussion between Olle Raab,
Jonas Maebe and me (Rolf Jansen) about the compilation of Apples
Universal PInterfaces with Free Pascal.
The actual state is, that with relatively minor tweaks the UI´s can be
compiled for Classic Mac OS (Olle) and also for Mac
On 16 aug 2004, at 01:21, Olle Raab wrote:
Afaik the architecture of fpc is such that several object models can
coexist. E g there is support for the Delphi classes, old style Turbo
objects, and even C++ objects (at least some work is going on). So I
think
it should be possible to implement yet an
04-08-16 00.16, skrev Dr. Rolf Jansen följande:
>> I started to learn Cocoa with Objective-C. I prefer Cocoa over Carbon
>> but ObjectPascal over Objective-C. Do you think, that the Object models
>> of both languages might be compatible to a certain degree. Is it
>> possible to call Objective-C me
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