> > In Delphi I would probably use some of the ICS
>
> There are ports of ICS and Indy for FPC, but AFAIK they work under
> Windows only.
The current version of Indy is available for most platforms, and works fine
with Lazarus.
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Stephen Dickason wrote:
In Delphi I would probably use some of the ICS
There are ports of ICS and Indy for FPC, but AFAIK they work under
Windows only. If you are familiar with ICS you can choose lNet (first
letter is 'L'), especially if you plan to build GUI applications with
Lazarus.
O
> Any advice is welcome, thanks
> Stephen
You can try Synapse Lib (synapse.ararat.cz).
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I'm needing to create two programs, a client and a server that will take a
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computer to another (possibly over the Net) and decrypt, decompress and save
file in original form. In Delphi I would probably use some of the ICS
comp
On 17/09/2007, Michael Van Canneyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When creating components in code, it's assumed that you set them in the
> proper order prior to setting Active.
That's what I figured it was used for. Thanks for the explanation.
Graeme.
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On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As the subject says. When is TComponent.Loaded called? I'm trying to
> use it in fpGUI to initialize a few things in a component, but Loaded
> never seems to execute.
>
> Reading the Kylix 3 help, it says Loaded is called by the streamin
Hi,
As the subject says. When is TComponent.Loaded called? I'm trying to
use it in fpGUI to initialize a few things in a component, but Loaded
never seems to execute.
Reading the Kylix 3 help, it says Loaded is called by the streaming
system that loads the 'form files'. Well fpGUI doesn't use '
On 17/09/2007, Stephen Dickason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am stuck with Windows XP and DG/UX unix for the moment, but want to move
> into linux (which version and gui will be interesting - pointers would be
> useful).
An alternative to Lazarus's LCL is the fpGUI toolkit. I am actively
working
Op Mon, 17 Sep 2007, schreef Stephen Dickason:
> >> I'm new to the multi-OS programming environment and wondered if there was
> >> some documentation on the different interface mechanisms used in FPC?
> >Please elaborate. Interface as in the language feature regarding
> >interfaces between class
>> I'm new to the multi-OS programming environment and wondered if there was
>> some documentation on the different interface mechanisms used in FPC?
>Please elaborate. Interface as in the language feature regarding
>interfaces between classes? Or operating system interfaces, i.e. API?
>Daniël
Sor
Op Mon, 17 Sep 2007, schreef Stephen Dickason:
> I'm new to the multi-OS programming environment and wondered if there was
> some documentation on the different interface mechanisms used in FPC?
Please elaborate. Interface as in the language feature regarding
interfaces between classes? Or ope
I'm new to the multi-OS programming environment and wondered if there was
some documentation on the different interface mechanisms used in FPC?
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Op maandag 17-09-2007 om 09:31 uur [tijdzone +0700], schreef Bee:
> > Ah, now I see. Please don't use such an old version, as I told you
> > before. Next time, always mention your version. So we can tell you to
> > test the latest version, before we'll try to help you.
>
> Sorry I forgot to mentio
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