> I am looking for a pascal implementation of the MQTT protocol.
https://github.com/cutec-chris/TMQTTClient
https://github.com/jamiei/Delphi-TMQTT2
https://github.com/songshuang8/MqttServer
https://github.com/AndersonGaitolini/MQTT-Gaitolini
https://github.com/ZiCog/mqtt-free-pascal
https://github
> > You can use
>
> BoolToStr(b,'TRUE','FALSE')
>
> That works great! Shouldn't that be the default and you can put in
> something else if you want it?
Latest trunk allows you this if you include new syshelpers unit:
True.ToString; // True
True.ToTrueFals
x27;
Why don't you install binutils-mingw-w64 package? [Note: I don't have
Ubuntu, so I don't know whether it exists for your specific version of
Ubuntu]
New fedora's also have complete binutils for 32/64 bit.
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o world" in free pascal
> need also libqtnetworking, libwebkit (33 MB!) and even libsqlite and more.
> Are plans for split Qt4Pas to separated modules?
You should ask Den about it, better ask at
q...@lists.lazarus.freepascal.org
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s to displace
> > X11 - and they all tanked. Wayland does seems to have more backing than
> > its predecessors though.
> >
> > Bottom line, existing X11 apps will apparently continue to run on
> > Wayland. So we have time…
>
> Qt5 afaik, does not
;something') (eg. double minus (or whatever name it have) sign
which can be found in ms word (it looks like double minus -- but in one
line)).
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nes in bindings like N900 needs).
P.S: There's guy on #lazarus-ide irc channel nick = trx.
He created complete api to work with nokia ui's,so you can create same app
like with QtCreator (under Lazarus) ask him for more details.
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On Sunday 26 of February 2012 11:43:38 Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
> I don't see him doing this in huge corporate administrative business
> programs where hundreds of database tables are involved.
and that tables can contain billion of rows ... so visualisation won't be so
s
.
So if someone have enough doxygen knowledge it is possible to create automatic
C bindings with some efforts.
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program using
> the qt interface. The gpl? license may or may not make that possible
> though.
hm..this looks pretty interesting. Have you tried that ?
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>
> Smoke is actually a tool that generates runtime wrappers for c++ libraries.
> It supports virtual methods, multiple inheritance etc.
Yes there's smoke but that's all... no docs - exactly nothing. I've tried to
dig into and try to get out
libs .. but it won't happen so long live libQt4Pas
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> which i point out ;
I think that this question was pretty clear:
"Do other languages like python use the plain c interface, or C++?"
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would want to apply interpreted script
> :languages,
I've understand that he asks how python bindings works then ? Probably same
way as our libQt4Pas. You cannot use Qt python without python bindings for qt
- so no direct C++ usage.
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e) to use C++ class, but I don't see
light at the end of tunnel for eg override virtual routine from such C++ class
which is possible by C interface or howto attach callback (event) from pascal
to C++. So if it isn't possible then what's the point with C++ support ?
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>
target project1 has EABI version 0
libQt4Pas is builded with QtSDK for harmattan, and it's ok.
How to pass EABI to version 5 (fpc-2.4.5) ?
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ikipedia.org/wiki/GLib
http://developer.gnome.org/glib/2.26/glib.html
I would try with it before reinventing wheel, because it works on all X11
platforms (even on OS/2 and BeOS) and I'm pretty sure that it's installed by
default.
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