This is the latest stub.
One run of hbIDE - enter/exit reveals that
new() is issued 1439 times
delete() is issued 300 times
hb_out.log reports 1139 unreleased blocks.
===
const char * __hbmk2_hbcppmm( void )
{
return "HBCPPMM";
}
int getnew(
Revision: 13739
http://harbour-project.svn.sourceforge.net/harbour-project/?rev=13739&view=rev
Author: vouchcac
Date: 2010-01-31 03:37:27 + (Sun, 31 Jan 2010)
Log Message:
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2010-01-30 19:28 UTC-0800 Pritpal Bedi (prit...@vouchcac.com)
* contrib/hbqt/generator/qt45
Revision: 13738
http://harbour-project.svn.sourceforge.net/harbour-project/?rev=13738&view=rev
Author: vouchcac
Date: 2010-01-31 03:21:29 + (Sun, 31 Jan 2010)
Log Message:
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2010-01-30 18:35 UTC-0800 Pritpal Bedi (prit...@vouchcac.com)
* contrib/hbqt/generator/hbqt
Hi,
On 2010 Jan 31, at 03:06, Leandro Damasio wrote:
>> I can't recommend doing that in any application as
>> these are not guaranteed interfaces/structures, plus
>> it may cause several other problems (alignment
>> dependence, corrupting VM internals, MT/ST mode
>> dependence, code breaking when
I can't recommend doing that in any application as
these are not guaranteed interfaces/structures, plus
it may cause several other problems (alignment
dependence, corrupting VM internals, MT/ST mode
dependence, code breaking when Harbour internals
happen to change).
ok Viktor, I see. That's what
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> IOW it would be shooting ourselves in the foot, if
> we gave compatibility a priority over fixing things,
> at this early point of development.
>
Aameen.
So I am continueing the processs of overhaul.
-
enjoy hbIDEing...
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> I see this code in hbxbp:
> ---
> METHOD HbpQtUI:destroy()
>LOCAL a_
>
>FOR EACH a_ IN ::aSignals
> Qt_Slots_disConnect( ::pSlots, a_[ 1 ], a_[ 2 ] )
>NEXT
>
>FOR EACH a_ IN ::aEvents
> Qt_Events_disConnect( ::pEvents, a_[ 1 ], a_[ 2 ] )
>
Hi,
Probably you try to use internals in your .c code.
(accessing HB_BASEARRAY f.e.)
I can't recommend doing that in any application as
these are not guaranteed interfaces/structures, plus
it may cause several other problems (alignment
dependence, corrupting VM internals, MT/ST mode
dependenc
Hi, I'm interesting in know more about it, but the thread didn't continued.
Regards
CdQ
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 8:04 AM, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
> Hi Pritpal,
>
> I see this code in hbxbp:
> ---
> METHOD HbpQtUI:destroy()
> LOCAL a_
>
> FOR EACH a_ IN ::aSignals
> Qt_Slots_disConnect( ::p
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Just delete '#include "hbvmopt.h"', it's an internal header, not needed.
After supressing hbvmopt.h I get a lot compile errors. This hb_arraySeek
function is based upon hb_arrayScan and is quite similar to it and so it
seems to need hbvmopt.h to be compiled.
Without hbvm
Hi Pritpal and all,
On 2010 Jan 30, at 23:28, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
>
> Hello Everybody
>
> I am in the middle of overhaul of Events and Slots protocols
> which is aimed at to get rid of the GC pointer reference counting.
>
> I have changed the parameters how Events and Slots are calling
> .prg
Hello Everybody
I am in the middle of overhaul of Events and Slots protocols
which is aimed at to get rid of the GC pointer reference counting.
I have changed the parameters how Events and Slots are calling
.prg level code blocks. Current implementation is dispatching codeblock
as ( prg equiva
Thanks for clarification
Reading Documentation i have think to a my old project
http://sites.google.com/site/pillharbour/
still sorry for be out of theme
2010/1/30 Viktor Szakáts :
> Sorry, but this is nor short neither up to the point.
>
> Harbour needs descriptions for the functions it offers,
Sorry, but this is nor short neither up to the point.
Harbour needs descriptions for the functions it offers,
that's the most important.
If someone has useful and practical advice to add to help
Smu to get started, please do.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2010 Jan 30, at 18:02, Massimo Belgrano wrote:
>
I have same documentation but i am also a bad writer
i can share via google document with you
we must search a way that allow an on line collaboration from user
1 fist idea for harbour doc
we need a little dbf for create index of document where one document
maj be present in one or more categorie
From: Barry Jackson
To: harbour@harbour-project.org
There is probably a better way as I guess someone will be able to suggest,
but if you need a quick solution then in nix you could try dos2unix or
unix2dos to adjust the files as needed.
Regards,
Barry
Thanks for your suggestion.
Unforunate
Hi,
> delete ( ( QWidget * ) p->ph );
> delete p->ph; // this triggers multiple freeing
>
> So the test scenario I presented is wrong altogether.
> only
> delete ( ( QWidget * ) p->ph );
> is enough and operator in our stub is called.
>
> Good news is that hbXBP/d
Hi Smu,
> This has been discussed a lot on this list, and it's really
> not a technical problem, it simply needs contributors,
> willing to give something (in this case documentation writing)
> back to the project they're getting for free.
>
> Viktor, I would love to help out on the documentation
Hi
More deeper analysis revealed that multiple freeing of
pointers is triggered if an invalid pointer is sent to hb_xfree().
Like this:
delete ( ( QWidget * ) p->ph );
delete p->ph; // this triggers multiple freeing
So the test scenario I presented is wrong altog
On 30/01/10 14:23, Vitomir Cvitanovic wrote:
Hi,
Recently I have found the problem trying to import some SDF/Delimited files.
My program is working compiled with Clipper, but not working compiled
with Harbour...
Environment:
Harbour rev. 13584
Local computer: WinXP SP2 / SP3
(Problematic File): c
smu johnson wrote:
>
> Viktor, I would love to help out on the documentation project. I consider
> myself a decent writer who can explain things clearly and give examples
> that
> prove all nooks and cranny's of something. If you are interested in
> giving
> me a task to start off with, I'd be
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 5:24 AM, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> This has been discussed a lot on this list, and it's really
> not a technical problem, it simply needs contributors,
> willing to give something (in this case documentation writing)
> back to the project they're getting for free.
>
Viktor
Przemek:
1) The DO WHILE loop (3rd example out of my list of three examples) I ran
in the first message in this thread actually will return the decimal data.
In my post, it couldn't find the file, because it's attrib was +h, hidden.
:)
2) The first two " ? FILEATTR " examples I wrote, are indee
Hi,
Recently I have found the problem trying to import some SDF/Delimited files.
My program is working compiled with Clipper, but not working compiled with
Harbour...
Environment:
Harbour rev. 13584
Local computer: WinXP SP2 / SP3
(Problematic File): created on nix system, arround 200 MB, contai
Hi,
> is in Harbour docs an ordered list of Harbour extensions/substitute Clipper
> functions ?
> I searched among the various document but I haven't found anything. Maybe I
> haven't searched deeply...
> Furthermore, in the doc files the documentation of each function is not
> described in de
Hi all,
is in Harbour docs an ordered list of Harbour extensions/substitute Clipper
functions ?
I searched among the various document but I haven't found anything. Maybe I
haven't searched deeply...
Furthermore, in the doc files the documentation of each function is not
described in depth:
On Sat, 30 Jan 2010, smu johnson wrote:
> It appears the FILEATTR() function doesn't work.
> According to http://www.ousob.com/ng/tools1-3/ng935ab.php , it says it
> should return a bit-wise decimal number. I tried a few different ways...
> absolute path, relative, and a piece of code my brother f
Oh... the only reason I kept using these functions was because Norton Guides
lists them so nicely...
I will try to look through ChangeLog, but I have found that it is quite
difficult to grab functions from there, as it is not presented in a nice
list. But I will give it a shot.
Thanks
On Sat, J
Hi,
Aside from the bug, I suggest to use Harbour core functions
wherever they exist, in this case they are HB_FGETATTR() and
HB_FSETATTR(). There is also HB_FGETDATETIME(), HB_FSETDATETIME().
There is also HB_FSIZE(), etc.
Many time these are documented in ChangeLog.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2010 Ja
In data sabato 30 gennaio 2010 04:40:35, Pritpal Bedi ha scritto:
: > Giancarlo Niccolai wrote:
> > Hello ppl of Harbour;
> >
> > I don't follow regurarly the ML, but, in an "ego surfing" session, I
> > found this message from April White from last october:
>
> Thank you for dropping in, does not
Clipper tools possible bug, KSETNUM.
The syntax says: KSETNUM ([]) -> lOldSwitch
But what really happens, is that ? KSETNUM(.T.) prints whether or not
NUMLOCK is on or not, using .T. / .F.. It doesn't actually change Numlock,
as the SYNOPSIS says it does.
--
smu johnson
On Fri, 29 Jan 2010, Shum wrote:
Hi,
> I want to ask for var2str(...) and str2var(...) pairs functions (something
> that in Xbase++) for harbour
> Or does it already there in harbour ?
cData := hb_serialize( xData )
[...]
xData := hb_deserialize( cData )
If you need human readbale for
It appears the FILEATTR() function doesn't work.
According to http://www.ousob.com/ng/tools1-3/ng935ab.php , it says it
should return a bit-wise decimal number. I tried a few different ways...
absolute path, relative, and a piece of code my brother found from the
Harbour source files.
___Pre-tes
Hi Harbour Developer,
I am sorry, I have made the mistake ...
the functions pair which I needed should be as follow:
var2bin(...) and bin2var(...) (like in Xbase++ )
Shum
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