Re: [fpc-pascal] how to open a .dat file

Robert Skakic wrote: hey im in high school and we just started using pascal. one of my projects is to open a file named file.dat the file is located in this folder: c:/tp/bin but i dont know how to do this becuase i have never used this program before and my teach didnt explain anything... i wou

Re: [fpc-pascal] development with mac os / cross platform

On 27 jan 2005, at 11:49, Adriaan van Os wrote: Gtk also runs natively on Mac OS X, see in beta stage under development

Re: [fpc-pascal] development with mac os / cross platform

> Jonas Maebe wrote: > >>> i would also like to know if anybody succesful develops cross >>> platform gui applications for windows and linux (and maybe osx). >>> are there any interesting articles/hints i can find somewhere in >>> the web? >> >> That is harder. Two possibilities are WxWindows (also

Re: [fpc-pascal] development with mac os / cross platform

Jonas Maebe wrote: i would also like to know if anybody succesful develops cross platform gui applications for windows and linux (and maybe osx). are there any interesting articles/hints i can find somewhere in the web? That is harder. Two possibilities are WxWindows (also works under Mac OS X, b

Re: [fpc-pascal] development with mac os / cross platform

On 27 jan 2005, at 10:20, Harald Lapp wrote: i would like to know, if anyone activly develops gui applications with osx or if it's anyhow possible to do so and if so, what gui toolkits there are available that provide language bindings for freepascal. Apple's universal interfaces have Pascal bindin

[fpc-pascal] development with mac os / cross platform

hello, i'm rather new to this list and i've a question regarding freepascal development with mac os x. i would like to know, if anyone activly develops gui applications with osx or if it's anyhow possible to do so and if so, what gui toolkits there are available that provide language bindings for