> Thus, I would ask of the devs, has this functionality been considered?
Yes. A solution for this problem is needed for Mac Pascal compatability.
> Is there some particular reason that anyone is opposed to implementing
> it?
Not really I guess.
> Or is it just difficult to implement, and/or n
Hi,
2008/7/9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I build webservice app with .Net and connect to client app with fpc. I used
> wst unit. But i have problem with WSDL translate result using the Lazarus
> IDE. There is no parameter/function like wst samples. Can anyone help me? or
> give the tu
Dear David,
Sorry for my question, probably I didn't get the real idea of what
you need, but I didn't see why the revised version didn't work.
Actually, I would write it like:
procedure test;
var
what_to_say : ansistring;
procedure proc_a;
begin
writeln ('A says, "',
David Emerson wrote:
You're missing the point -- those functions, func_a and func_b, should
be embedded within another function. The behavior I would like to see
concerns local functions, not global functions. In your executable,
func_a and func_b are global functions (within the unit) not loc
Hi Joao,
You're missing the point -- those functions, func_a and func_b, should
be embedded within another function. The behavior I would like to see
concerns local functions, not global functions. In your executable,
func_a and func_b are global functions (within the unit) not local
function
David Emerson wrote:
Joao: creating a named type isn't a solution, as it only moves the
problem of declaration into the "type" section, where the very same
problem persists. Thanks for responding, though.
Did you test? I did and it works.
==
function func_a(pass_str: ansistring): bool
Thanks Lourival, Joao, Chris, for your responses.
It looks like what I'm attempting is not possible. FWIW, I've included a
more illustrative example at the end of this message.
Thus, I would ask of the devs, has this functionality been considered?
Is there some particular reason that anyone is
Volker Zipfel schrieb:
Hi all!
While analyzing my project with valgrind, I discovered that almost a quarter
of the cpu cycle where eaten up by the function fpc_finalize_array. It seams
that fpc_finalize_array calls for every element of the array fpc_finalize. To
illustrate the problem i have
Graeme Geldenhuys ha scritto:
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 9:13 AM, Giulio Bernardi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
vendor provide their own (brcc32 from borland, wrc from watcom, gorc), but
they are not "cross platform", even if wrc is able to compile win32, win16
and os2 resource files for those system
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 9:13 AM, Giulio Bernardi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> vendor provide their own (brcc32 from borland, wrc from watcom, gorc), but
> they are not "cross platform", even if wrc is able to compile win32, win16
> and os2 resource files for those systems.
You stole my example! :
Vincent Snijders schreef:
Martin Schreiber schreef:
You could check csLoading of the AOwner parameter.
Thanks. That is a good suggestion. I'll use it if nothing better comes up.
This was simple enough. I used it in r15730 of Lazarus. Thanks.
Vincent
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Graeme Geldenhuys ha scritto:
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 8:17 PM, Giulio Bernardi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So I assume we have a cross-platform resource compiler now, so is
windres unnecessary? Was pre-processing also implemented?
No. To compile .rc files to .res you still need windres. In genera
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