the -dev packages come with X-Code
although you have to install X11 itself.
It should be all on the DVD or you can download the apple
website for free - although you need a free ADC account.
-- Hinnack
>reply to message:
>date: 29.07.2009 08:27:20
>from: "Graeme Geldenhuys"
>to: "FPC-Pascal use
Graeme
Where do you get these for OS X?
Try http://www.macports.org/ or http://www.finkproject.org/
Personally, I have found MacPorts easy to use.
Regards
Peter
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Hi,
I'm helping somebody out, getting FPC fully installed under OS X.
Currently the user can compile all the source code of fpGUI Toolkit, but
gets the old "-lX11 linking error".
In the case of Ubuntu Linux you would be required to install the
libx11-dev package. He would also need the libxf
Horacio Jamilis wrote:
Even if I create a descending class for each TLinkedObjectProperty... I
will not be able to use them...
Could you post the Interface section of your classes and mention what units
they are in. Alternatively look at the tiOPF framework and the source code
examples. The
Thanks for the answer but... the problem is more complicated...
Even if I create a descending class for each TLinkedObjectProperty... I
will not be able to use them...
Because I have 1 class per unit, y can´t have references to the item
class in the interfase of the new class, because this wa
On 28 Jul 2009, at 16:56, Bee wrote:
Rewriting the unit loading system isn't exactly a trivial task.
I understand. I just wonder why this bug didn't got priority since
it's pretty basic feature for pascal compiler.
You cannot get bugs fixed in a project like FPC by "giving them
priority".
Horacio Jamilis wrote:
so, I can use... mylinkedproperty.obj.[prop] ... beeing [prop] any
property of the object that is of class LinkedObjectClass, and avoiding
to type TMyLinkeddObjectClass(mylinkedproperty.obj).[prop] ???
You can define TMyLinkeddObjectClass and override the property types
Hi,
I am building from some time a OPF, that is working fine for me, but I´d
like to avoid the big amount of castings I am using...
I have one class on each unit.
Each class contains the properties that represent´s it :-)
One property kind is TLinkedObjectProperty. This class has a property
> Rewriting the unit loading system isn't exactly a trivial task.
I understand. I just wonder why this bug didn't got priority since
it's pretty basic feature for pascal compiler.
> No idea, sorry. Maybe adding a dummy constant declaration between the uses
> clause and the {$if ...} expression wo
On 28 Jul 2009, at 16:47, Bee wrote:
The internal error is due to the fact that your {$if ...} construct
appears
right after your uses clause: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=8611
So, it's a bug. Since 2007? :(
Rewriting the unit loading system isn't exactly a trivial task.
Thanks
> The internal error is due to the fact that your {$if ...} construct appears
> right after your uses clause: http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=8611
So, it's a bug. Since 2007? :(
Thanks for the hint. I'll find a workaround for that. Any suggestion? TIA.
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Jonas Maebe wrote:
The fpc-pascal list is for getting help with using FPC and with
programming in Pascal.
Which is fair. Thanks for clarifying.
I will not silently discard other messages in this thread, but I will
reject them (so you'll get a bounce).
Unfortunately I already sent anoth
On 28 Jul 2009, at 15:40, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Jonas Maebe wrote:
Yes, indeed. This topic is not suitable for this list,
I beg to differ The original poster is not happy with Lazarus,
so this list is probably a good place to ask for alternatives. Well,
that's how I understood it.
Jonas Maebe wrote:
Yes, indeed. This topic is not suitable for this list,
I beg to differ The original poster is not happy with Lazarus, so
this list is probably a good place to ask for alternatives. Well, that's
how I understood it.
I would not imagine the Lazarus mailing list being
On 28 Jul 2009, at 15:00, Henry Vermaak wrote:
2009/7/28 Brian Prentice :
Lazarus has not met its goal of 'write once and compile and run
anywhere'
and is taking far too long to develop. Should it be abandoned and
replaced
with a new graphical user interface library based on the Java Swing
On 28 Jul 2009, at 14:42, Bee wrote:
In another unit which uses the above unit, I want to have conditional
compilation based on the above constant...
{$IF AValue}
Do something...
{$ELSE}
Do something else...
{$IFEND}
I know it's possible in Delphi. But, is it possible in FPC? Using the
ab
On Tue, 28 Jul 2009, Brian Prentice wrote:
Lazarus has not met its goal of 'write once and compile and run anywhere' and
is taking far too long to develop. Should it be abandoned and replaced with
a new graphical user interface library based on the Java Swing toolkit? I
would be interested
2009/7/28 Brian Prentice :
> Lazarus has not met its goal of 'write once and compile and run anywhere'
> and is taking far too long to develop. Should it be abandoned and replaced
> with a new graphical user interface library based on the Java Swing toolkit?
> I would be interested in your commen
Lazarus has not met its goal of 'write once and compile and run
anywhere' and is taking far too long to develop. Should it be
abandoned and replaced with a new graphical user interface library
based on the Java Swing toolkit? I would be interested in your
comments on this matter.
Brian
Hi all,
Say I had a constant declared in a unit...
const
AValue = true;
In another unit which uses the above unit, I want to have conditional
compilation based on the above constant...
{$IF AValue}
Do something...
{$ELSE}
Do something else...
{$IFEND}
I know it's possible in Delphi. Bu
On Tue, 28 Jul 2009, James Buren wrote:
I've looked through the source of this thing and the means it has for
scaling an image does not appear to be anti-aliased as I would require for
my usage which is for icon scaling to a consistent dimension. From what I
can tell, a C library called Imlib2
I've looked through the source of this thing and the means it has for
scaling an image does not appear to be anti-aliased as I would require for
my usage which is for icon scaling to a consistent dimension. From what I
can tell, a C library called Imlib2 appears to provide what I need, but
fcl-imag
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