On 2014-04-27 11:13, Marco van de Voort wrote:
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> (If you attend Fosdem occasionally, I often find myself at X.org lectures
Umm, I'll have to make a plan.
> when I have no other lecture to go to. Keith Packard also often has
> lectures there)
I have read so many of Keith's published papers. T
An interesting discussion at this link on the subject.
http://networkedblogs.com/axUUw
*Effectively, the beginning of the main() function is the only really safe
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>> Just a guess here, but what command did you use to "run" the `main class`?
Yep, Ewald, you get it (and me too) :-)
It seems that, indeed, i used the wrong run-parameter.
And guess what... IT WORKS.
Ok, Java is now completely in the basket of fpc libraries.
Time to present to the lucky Java p
>> Something like `java test` of rather `java TheWrapper`?
I did first compile both class with* javac test *and *javac TheWrapper.* =>
ok, both compile without error...
Then i run *java test* and get the error message...
>> try to get the wrapper class working with something that simply prints
>>
On 27 Apr 2014, at 23:40, fredvs wrote:
> Hello Stephano.
>
>>> Did you put each class in a separate file?
>
> Yes, of course, it is the goal :
> => a separate wrapper class (TheWrapper.java), with all the methods defined
> to use the library,
> => and the main class (test.java) who uses that
Hello Stephano.
>> Did you put each class in a separate file?
Yes, of course, it is the goal :
=> a separate wrapper class (TheWrapper.java), with all the methods defined
to use the library,
=> and the main class (test.java) who uses that wrapper class.
So, the same wrapper class way be used by
On 27/04/14 16:06, fredvs wrote:
Hello wonderful fpc people.
Hum, i want to create a Java wrapper class to access some fpc Java native
libraries.
I have already asked it everywhere, looking in all Java doc, but... without
luck.
Here the unique answer i get (from codeguru.com)
=>
http://forums.
Yes , Xlib has many impressive features , but it is lacking in a simple (and
fast) way to independently write to specific bit planes without altering the
other bit planes for 2D animation. OpenGL can be used (I think) for 2D
automation using the z-buffer , but it really is and end around to a
defic
Hello wonderful fpc people.
Hum, i want to create a Java wrapper class to access some fpc Java native
libraries.
I have already asked it everywhere, looking in all Java doc, but... without
luck.
Here the unique answer i get (from codeguru.com)
=>
http://forums.codeguru.com/showthread.php?544463-
In our previous episode, Graeme Geldenhuys said:
> And it just surprises me what features Xlib / X11 has - yet everybody
> seems so eager to replace it with something else (often with something
> less feature rich, yet tick the "cool" box). Sure X11 could do with some
> modernization, but I still t
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
On 2014-04-26 20:53, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
Interesting. I suppose that could lead us back to which widgetsets
support full multithreading.
And it just surprises me what features Xlib / X11 has - yet everybody
seems so eager to replace it with something else (often w
On 2014-04-26 20:53, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
> Interesting. I suppose that could lead us back to which widgetsets
> support full multithreading.
And it just surprises me what features Xlib / X11 has - yet everybody
seems so eager to replace it with something else (often with something
less feat
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