following help for the 'git ls-remote' command:
http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-ls-remote.html
> However, having git support in LazUpdater does make downloading updates
> an awful lot quicker, so...
+1
Graeme.
e tiRTTI unit has minimal
dependency on the other tiOPF units, so it will be very easy to make
it a pure stand-alone unit.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tiopf/
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Hi,
> @Graeme. I tried download tiOPS source but can't extract archive on
> linux. I never had problems with compressed files on linux. Which
> format is this?
I meant you should be able to simply check-out the tiRTTI.pas unit
form the SubVersion source code repository, or browse
art looking into
Android development too. Your releases have come in very handy for
WinCE, and I'm sure the same would apply for the Android platform.
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On 31 May 2012 09:06, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a function to blur an entire fpimage or a rectangular
> area?
Not a direct function of Tfpimage, but is very easily accomplished
using fpcanvas and the various Interpolation methods.
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something similar before, and from what I remember, it wasn't to hard
to get working.
Alternatively, AggPas also has many filter/blur/interpolation
functions available. There are a few AggPas demos showing
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On 12 June 2012 09:49, wrote:
>
>
> SDL is so easy, it's hardly necessary to create a wrapper.
+1
And because SDL is a cross platform framework, there is nothing
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undEngine.PlayingPause;
begin
{$IFDEF UseMusic}
Mix_PauseMusic;
{$ELSE}
Mix_Pause (1);
{$ENDIF}
end;
procedure TSoundEngine.PlayingContinue;
begin
{$IFDEF UseMusic}
Mix_ResumeMusic;
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ep(1000) call [just for demonstration purposes] after you called
PlayingStart(), then you will hear the sound.
A better idea would be to change your code as the attached unit. Keep
the TSoundEngine instance in the form (or as a global variable), so
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Free Pascal Compiler version 2.5.1
Compiler Date : 2011/11/26
Compiler CPU Target: i386
I'm also using Lazarus 0.9.30, but the version of Lazarus shouldn't
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the same order as the demo link your referenced.
Anyway, glad you got the sound playing going. :)
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e server?
He did say he was using a mercurial repository, not a git one.
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http://powtils.googlecode.com/svn/dev/tools/aservia/
I've personally had good success with the nYume project.
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and 64- bit), Solaris (Sparc and
Intel), HP-UX (PA-Risc) and MacOS X. Main development is done on
Windows and Linux, so new releases are usually offered first for these
platforms, followed by other platforms after a few weeks."
http://www.firebirdsql.org/en/downloads
ut I have successfully
ran Firebird Server & clients under FreeBSD 9.0 on x86, and there are
FreeBSD downloads on the Firebird website for 2.1.x and older. So just
because the latest version doesn't contain a download for a specific
OS+CPU, doesn't make it "not supported".
't) use TInterfaceObject which implements IUnknown.
Change that class definition to something like the following if you
are using CORBA interfaces.
TMyDelegate = class(TObject, MyDelegate)
...
end;
And that should work correctly with CORBA style interface
it Information -> Show Codetools Values.
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On 7 August 2012 13:20, Howard Page-Clark wrote:
> Use View | Components (shortcut Ctrl Alt P), and type 'filen' in the filter
> edit.
Wow, and so we learn something new. :-)
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don't know of a single project or person that actually done that. The
fpdoc program should at least copy in the default fpdoc.css file -
because it looks a damn lot better with the default fpdoc.css than
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reason I though it was.
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Hi
On 14 August 2012 09:54, Reinier Olislagers wrote:
> Neither are
> fp.ans
> fpc.cfg
> yylex.cod
> program.pt
> cvsup.tdf
> ... but they still live in my fpc bin directory...
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installs).
Anybody know of any Linux documentation URL that explain when
unversioned shared libraries are used and when not, and how
applications are supposed to handle this?
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- I am thinking more in line of when I deploy my apps. I want them to
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Ubuntu/Debian:
?? I can't remember the URL now.
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pps use
Firebird DB v2.x, it will most probably run on a v1.x system too, but
like I said, that would be untested. We only test with v2.x Firebird
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db and synapse code to look for the
versioned shared libraries that I know I have tested with. eg:
libfbclient.so.2
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instead? 2 being the latest major version of Firebird DB, and that is
also the latest version that ibconnection.pp was written for.
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t is true, so
could you explain this limitation you are talking about.
For example, in tiOPF I often connect to multiple databases -
migrating data from one database to another.
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latest version of Firebird, and when you install
the standard Firebird Client libraries, only the versioned ones are
installed.
I also believe that the ibconnection.pp unit is coded for Firebird 2.1
and 2.5, so assuming the default shared library (libfbclient.so.2) is
really n
I just think ibconnection.pp should rather look at the versioned
shared library, just like the linker does with static linking. Thus
making applications easier to deploy. Is that too much to ask?
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as easily deployed as apps with static linking.
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(if I understood his email correctly) of adding '.2' to the Linux-only
library name. Michael is a lot more involved in FPC database work
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software update, lots of testing, new installs being generated, more
testing etc... another 6+ months latency. So again you "fear"
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> several cases.
>
> That's all that needs to be changed to get rid of most of the problems and
> discussions.
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libfbclient.so.2.1.5<- the actual library file
libfbclient.so.2.1 <- symlink to above (this does seem optional)
libfbclient.so.2 <- symblink to above (always there)
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be searched. It could point to anything, including
> versions of the library not supported by the unit.
@Michael
I have to agree with Jonas here. The unversioned symlink is potential
trouble. Other than that, your solution sounds fine.
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On 16 August 2012 15:49, Sven Barth wrote:
> The missing spaces where a topic some time ago already on one of the fpc or
> lazarus lists... I don't know what the outcome was though. AFAIK Graeme was
> the one who pointed it out that time.
I'm using Gmail (forced to pl
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y standard Linux install, and that symlink is not
included in the standard Firebird Client library package.
Anyway, I got the answer to my question, and the next FPC release will
be fixed. Plus I now also know how to modify my copy of FPC 2.6.1 so
our products can be deployed with e
colon should fix it completely I think.
Notice:
I just switched from Gmail (web interface) to Gmail (via IMAP and
Thunderbird). You are correct in what you said. Thunderbird is looks as
specific text "Re:" and if it doesn't find it, it prefixes it, thus this
message will show
database design tool that I use, and
when generating DDL from my designs, there is a Interbase option and a
Firebird option - so clearly enough has changed in the last 10 years to
consider them separate products now.
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On 17/08/12 11:17, Ludo Brands wrote:
Well spotted. Outlook indeed generates "RE :" with the additional space.
This should be fixed now.
Well done, it seems to work 100% now. :-)
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Thanks for the examples, that confirms of what we expected.
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.1 and earlier), String always means AnsiString.
I guess from the rest of your reply, I am jumping the gun here...
Clearly 2.7.1 is not nearly ready yet for such a Delphi port.
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Text IDE, and that definitely doesn't use UTF-8. ;-)
Anyway, thanks for your response. I'll hold off on the tiOPF v3 port
for now. There are too many undecided factors in FPC 2.7.1 at the
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quot; from many that string is UTF-8 encode
under Linux, Unix, MacOSX, and UTF-16 under Windows? Thus avoiding any
conversion speed penalties on all non-Windows platforms. Or is
defaulting to UTF-16 just the first step of implementing Unicode
support, and UTF-8 will follow f
nabled that new compiler mode... Any idea what the following
warning means?
-
/home/graemeg/devel/tiOPF3/src/Core/tiDefines.inc(42,4) Warning:
Current system codepage "0" is not available for the compiler.
Switching default codepage back to "28591&q
ood table to add to the Lang Ref or some other FPC
documentation.
[...thinking out loudly...]
Oh how I yearn for the Java string handling simplicity - compared to
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for the true meaning. And for
DelphiUnicode mode do something like String = DelphiString where
DelphiString is a UTF-16 only string [or String =
CodePageString(utf-16) or whatever you want to call it].
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But thanks to everybody that offered information on this... it was
educational. :-)
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it that I worked on at:
https://github.com/graemeg/fpprofiler
But I think there is a newer fpprofiler repository hosted somewhere else now...
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n/ld ...).
Linux doesn't have an internal linker, so it that case it is always
external. Only FPC under Windows has an internal linker as far as I
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To the mailing list admin,
What is the policy with HTML messages in this mailing list? I find it
very annoying when messages to mailing lists are in HTML - this seems to
be the general consensus in most mailing lists. I was under the
impression that only plain text message was allowed in this
On 25/08/12 23:14, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
What is the policy with HTML messages in this mailing list?
Ah, I found the following page which describes just that...
http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
"3) Do not use HTML mail, or worse RTF mail. Some mailreaders
m
the stacktrace above the only thing I can recognise, is the
'mdlexercise' text, which is a unit in our project. But without any line
numbers it is like looking for a needle in a very large haystack.
Any GDB tips somebody can share, that could help me get GDB to
get GDB to give me a more detailed backtrace. :)
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On 30/08/12 17:07, Jonas Maebe wrote:
Turbo Pascal does not support the "result" alias for the function
result.
Yup, I can confirm that. I just tested with Turbo Pascal 5.5 :) Wow,
that brought back memories.
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On 31/08/12 09:27, Rainer Stratmann wrote:
I could swear that it supports it...
I thought the same, and that is why I tried it myself. :) I guess we
have been with Object Pascal for too long, and forgot the difference
between Pascal and Object Pascal.
Graeme
/onguard
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On 01/09/12 09:24, Giulio Bernardi wrote:
Just compiling windres from binutils sources should be enough.
Thanks, I did that and it worked fine.
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#x27;fcl-passrc' directory. The 'fpdoc'
tool uses it, and I think a few others too.
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CSV files.
Transactions are always used.
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at up
more, and still no problems.
Anyway, that code isn't used too much in our product - it is only used
for data conversion from our old system to our new system. So normally
only needed once per setup.
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age on a 4GB SD card, but there is about 2GB free on
that SD card. So ample space for the libX11-dev and libXft-dev packages,
and the 5MB needed for the FPC+fpGUI archive.
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to do that from inside 'Debian 6 for Pi'. The
normal 'xwd' or 'import' applications where not available (the latter
one pulls in too much dependencies). I'll try 'scrot' now.
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On 13/09/12 22:20, Marco van de Voort wrote:
Is that the old squeeze or Raspbian?
I have the "wheezy" one, which I believe is Raspbian?
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a look of the foundation website.
Mounting my SD card in my normal PC, it seem my Pi OS images is dated
2012-06-17 (based on /etc/rpi-issue file). Also many of the /etc/ files
are dated 17 June 2012.
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most optimised OS for the Raspberry Pi, but it works much better.
I'll report my problems, so hopefully in the next Raspbian release
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sces" image from the raspbian.org website. So
I'm about to test that one now, and see how it goes.
http://www.raspbian.org/PiscesImages
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I have run fpGUI executables under Linux SUSE 9.0
(almost 10 year old distro) too, without any issues. fpGUI only needs
the most basic X11 and Xft libraries - nothing else. This makes it work
on just about any system that can run X11.
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On 14/09/12 13:48, Krzysztof wrote:
I just quicky googled not allowed characters and wrote this simple function:
Also in Windows (as far as I know), file names my not be longer than 255
characters. So you will have to check the length of AFilename parameter too.
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On 14/09/12 15:02, Howard Page-Clark wrote:
As is so often the case, a truly cross-platform solution requires a good...
Under linux such a check is easy. Everything is accepted, expect for the
NUL character. :-)
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using the old non-Xft processed
fonts in X11 - thus giving very ugly looking fonts. That was the
original font support in fpGUI, but I quickly introduced Xft support to
have better looking text in my applications. :)
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On 14/09/12 16:50, Jonas Maebe wrote:
And the "/".
Ah yes, you are correct.
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n the Unicode character count limit
could be significantly less than 255.
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media centre,
so is hogged in the lounge at the moment.
Should be fun to see what embedded projects the RPi can be used in... :)
Definitely! One of my next RPi projects is to see if I can build a 3D
printer based on the RPi board.
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ansiglaser/pas-libusb.git
or
git clone git://github.com/hansiglaser/pas-libusb.git
then do...
cd pas-libusb
git checkout libusb-1.0
Unfortunately the master branch appears to be 2 months old.
You simply forgot to switch to the 'libusb-1.0' branch.
e very handy aliases created by many. Use Google to find them.
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h requires cwstring or else i get an error at runtime:
"This binary has no unicodestrings support compiled in.
Recompile the application with a unicodestrings-manager in the program
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It's only 5 required methods to implement. Then simply
register that test listener with the testing framework (via
TestResult.AddListener() call), and it will be fed test results as they
happen.
Each of those 5 ITestListerner methods will then insert records into the
database as needed.
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roup.
I saw a similar post (from a FPC developer) in the Delphi newsgroups.
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the same
way. They are using the data from Unicode.org - repackaging it is
irrelevant as far as I'm concerned.
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f the language in question.
eg: Object Pascal based test frameworks use published properties, C# and
Java uses class attributes etc to define test methods.
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Thanks Michael.
> Well, the matter is not entirely clear.
Are such things ever!
> That is why we decided to ask the unicode group what their opinion is
> on this matter.
That's the best option.
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Wrong mailing list.
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On 2012-10-16 22:01, Marco van de Voort wrote:
>
> [bold][font size=1][color=red][style=blink]
> The starting compiler is only guaranteed [snip]
> [/style][/color][/font][/bold]
hehehe It is rather crazy how often this same problem occurs on the
mailing list.
Just thinking out lou
uce work, not make more work. :)
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e FPC source code. If that
version doesn't match a known "latest stable compiler version" constant,
then report an error and terminate.
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port.pas
Compiling reportengine/u_report.pas
Compiling reportengine/u_visu.pas
Compiling reportengine/u_visu.pas
[100%] Built target fpgui
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is a clear
> statement for each SVN tag which FPC version should be used for
That will be a ridiculous amount of work. The existing rule of always
using the latest released FPC as the starting compiler is good enough.
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like new platforms where a previous released version did not
exist. The developers working on such features should know what they are
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