Hi Graeme,
On 12/29/06, Graeme Geldenhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Has anybody ever used the FreeType 2 library directly with Free
Pascal? Anybody know of converted C headers for FreeType 2?
I want to implement anti-aliased text in my fpGUI widget set and
started with Xft, but that only
>
> Whoops, I overlooked that part of his answer. You're right, I cannot
> either (PC-Dos 2000, no emulation). This is weird, because I have been
> able to do this in the past. But it has then been changed a long time ago
> already
Afaik some of the FS Dos habits changed going from FCBS to han
I've written stuff in freepascal that can load and parse a directory and
decipher if it’s a directory or a file - even on POSIX (linux - Fedora 5).
I'm not saying this is a big achievement - but perhaps - at an expense of
speed - but in definitive returned results - I wonder if it would be prudent
Regarding porting the .^Screen references, if you know the format of how
screen memory works.. you can allocate your own memory block and treat it
like the screen and then make (usually need two) routines to move that data
to the screen via a more FreePascal friendly method.
I say two routines - b
Op Wed, 3 Jan 2007, schreef Jonas Maebe:
> > > Maybe there's something I'm missing?
> >
> > No, because in a Dos like filesystem, a direcory abcd will still allow a
> > file abcd to be created. In other words, fileexists returns false so the
> > file can be created.
>
> As he mentioned above,
DirectoryExists?
Yes, I know about that. Looks like you have to use FileExists and
DirectoryExists together.
Henry
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On 3 jan 2007, at 16:46, Daniël Mantione wrote:
Op Wed, 3 Jan 2007, schreef Henry Vermaak:
There is no getting away that Dos filesystem handling is different
from Unix file handling. On Dos like platforms, a filename with
a same name as a subdirectory can exist in the same directory. In
oth
> Maybe there's something I'm missing?
DirectoryExists?
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Op Wed, 3 Jan 2007, schreef Henry Vermaak:
> > There is no getting away that Dos filesystem handling is different
> > from Unix file handling. On Dos like platforms, a filename with
> > a same name as a subdirectory can exist in the same directory. In other
> > words, it should return false.
> >
There is no getting away that Dos filesystem handling is different
from Unix file handling. On Dos like platforms, a filename with
a same name as a subdirectory can exist in the same directory. In other
words, it should return false.
I cannot create a file with the same name as a subdir under W
Op Wed, 3 Jan 2007, schreef Vincent Snijders:
> Henry Vermaak schreef:
> > Hi all
> >
> > FileExists seems to be inconsistent between linux and windows.
> > FileExists in linux returns true for a directory, but not in windows.
> > The windows behaviour is consistent with Delphi, though, and I a
Henry Vermaak schreef:
Hi all
FileExists seems to be inconsistent between linux and windows.
FileExists in linux returns true for a directory, but not in windows.
The windows behaviour is consistent with Delphi, though, and I assume
that's correct.
Can anyone confirm or comment on this?
I ca
Hi all
FileExists seems to be inconsistent between linux and windows.
FileExists in linux returns true for a directory, but not in windows.
The windows behaviour is consistent with Delphi, though, and I assume
that's correct.
Can anyone confirm or comment on this?
Henry
Marco van de Voort schrieb:
using among others
- ^Screen (from unit Dos)
This indicates direct access of the textmode screen, which is not a good
sign?
This works on go32v2?
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> using among others
>
> - ^Screen (from unit Dos)
This indicates direct access of the textmode screen, which is not a good
sign?
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Op Wed, 3 Jan 2007, schreef Friedrich Hattendorf:
> using among others
>
> - ^Screen (from unit Dos)
> - unit GRAPH
>
> (I think, we then had written it with TP4)
>
> is there any chance to compile the source with FreePascal?
It depends on the amount of assembler in it. If it is pure Pas
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