We need to find a way to add non Clipper compatible
extensions to classes in a clean way. So far my only
idea here is to subclass and add extensions there,
maybe others have something better in mind.
Extending existing classes creates very difficult to
detect portability problems, so we should be
Hi Enrico,
I'm not surprised, good to see that xhb group so nicely
cleared the "accident" theory. If bending the past (aka
lying) is needed to get your group (or its upper management's?)
ego straight, this is probably a good move.
For me it's funny xhb group need to do such thing while using
lot
Exactly what I had in mind.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.04.25., at 23:35, Francesco Saverio Giudice wrote:
Why not an hb_Tbrowse class that subclass original class adding
extensions ?
Best Regards,
Francesco
Il 25/04/2009 23.08, Szakáts Viktor ha scritto:
We need to find a way to add non
generating the blat.lib starting the blat.dll thus:
\bcc55\bin\impdef.exe blat.def blat.dll
lib /def:blat.def
Leonardo Machado
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Hi Leonardo,
hwgui defines a public symbol already defined in hbct.
I'd consider this a bug in hwgui, where DELETEFILE()
should either be r
Hi Pritpal,
I didn't have time to retest latest changes yet, I'll
do it in a few days.
For me two important point remains, both are showstoppers:
1) Missing codepage handling
2) Flicker / loss of window focus when doing certain operations.
Keeping one of the F buttons pressed in WVTEST will e
Hi Phil,
/* Copyright notice:
All text in this file holds the copyright of respective authors
seen in
the entry headers if not indicated otherwise. Copying or other
forms of
usage is only permitted while giving credit to author including
his/her
full name, plus the text "Harbour Pr
latest version of
MSVC is
a little outdated, I will rebuild and come back to the results.
Leonardo Machado
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Hi Leonardo,
Did you try building Harbour with HB_BUILD_IMPLIB=yes?
This way blat.lib will be generated for you automatically,
and hopefully in a usable form.
Brg
Hi Pritpal,
1) Missing codepage handling
I do not have any experience with code pages but
I can sence y following documentation snippet that it is
very much possible.
The QTextCodec class provides conversions between text encodings.
Probably it would suffice to convert to UTF-8 using our H
Hi Marcos,
This is nice, it creates an additionaly layer to deal with
QT resources. What I had in mind is a little bit different;
do you think it's possible to use a QT API to set an icon from
memory, like this:
myicon := hb_memoread( "myicon.png" )
qicon := QIcon( myicon, "mime/png" )
or simil
Hi Lorenzo,
What is the suggested way to get sqlite3 working in Linux?
I've added it to contribs and externals but it seems not enough.
I had to add Linux "detection" in Makefiles.
Is there any other way?
Normally it should be autodetected, if it's not pls tell it's
location, maybe our autod
do Machado
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Hi Leonardo,
Yes, thank you. 'extern "C"' was missing from around this
declaration,
I'll commit a fix with my next commit.
Brgds,
Viktor
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 6:54 AM, sygecom
wrote:
Hi Viktor,
Excuse the mess. The problem is
Normally it should be autodetected, if it's not pls tell it's
location, maybe our autodetection needs a tweak.
You can use HB_INC_SQLITE3 envvar to spec header dir manually.
Since SQLite is embedded in the app I think it's safe to link the
"external" source so we use a known and ( more ) tested
Perfect.
To make this (HB_GTI_ICON or HB_GTI_ICONMEM) more universal,
we should add similar support for GTWVT. [ GTXWC doesn't have
any support for system icon ATM. ] Dunno if this is supported
on Windows, and how, but it'd be useful.
[ ideally we should solve the different formats (ICO/PNG) too
Thanks. I've tried it, but loss of focus is still present.
QT not only hides the window, but removes it from the
visible window list (or similar) which makes the next
available app to become active and receive input for
a moment. Quite strange the QT works like this.
I've tried cut & paste and mo
e, Apr 28, 2009 at 1:40 AM, Phil Barnett wrote:
Szakáts Viktor wrote:
Hi Phil,
/* Copyright notice:
All text in this file holds the copyright of respective authors
seen in
the entry headers if not indicated otherwise. Copying or other
forms of
usage is only permitted while giving credit to
Hi Vailton,
Thanks. Until I commit the fix, please enclose lines
2305-2309 between this IF:
IF ! lStopAfterInit .AND. ! lStopAfterHarbour
...
ENDIF
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.04.28., at 14:58, Vailton Renato wrote:
When trying to compile the uhttpd's modules with the new version of
SVN, got th
You probably use some older MinGW versions, it would be useful
to know which one. 4.3.x doesn't have this problem. Anyhow I hope
Pritpal can fix this in gtwvg.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.04.29., at 14:54, Vailton Renato wrote:
I have obtained the following error when compiling the Harbour (latest
v
Miguel,
If you feel you didn't get credit, it's no justification
to not give credit for others for years. If you feel like
someone used your work without giving credit, just simply
report it, everyone on this list will happily correct such
mistake if it really was one. In Harbour we always like t
Okay I see your points. I'll rethink the process.
For me reordering occured for hbmk2.prg which is a one
file project, I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but it
was completely changed after doing a merge with -m. It's
also visible in my committed diff.
One other problem is that i18n/*.pot option
If you watch the examples in INSTALL, HB_DIR_* always
have to point to the *root dir* of external libs. Maybe
I'll make that clear with some additional notes if it's
not apparent. IOW, you mustn't add any internal subdirs
to these settings. Just set them to the root and Harbour
build process will
One thing I did is to do only one merge per build, as opposed
to one for each language, but that still leaves it quite slow,
especially in incremental mode.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.06., at 19:12, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Hi Przemek,
I'm testing .po generation in hbmk2. This project has more tha
See my above thoughs. Do you think it's possible to do the 'reverse'
logic I was referring to? To put it simply, I'd like to be able to
update
my full .po (containing translation) with one simple .pot file. In
this
mode only new strings should be added. In another (full-sync) mode,
which can
Hi Rossine,
I will fix one of these errors, but for the rest
AFAIK we don't support them in Harbour as they
are dealing with internals on the user/app level.
Maybe someone can help with the Harbour alternatives
(debug functions?), or by modifying this function
to at least build under Harbour wit
Hi Pritpal,
Hi All,
Is there any important feature still missing from hbmk2?
Macro parser in .PRG and .C | .CPP files.
In batch file:
SET MySourceFolder=c:\dev_sources\vouch
In .HBM
${MySourceFolder}\vouch.prg
I think you should just let go this idea of storing any
absolute paths in an .h
In this latter comments may cite as an example file. HBM with the
following lines:
-GC3
-ES2
-w
main.prg
test.prg
!copy main.exe c:\soft\demo\main.exe
!del main.exe
But think well ... Wich the commands what should be executed in
several situations? Such as:
* If an error occurs, which command
Hi Petr,
Not a successful build that's for sure :)
Remember that one hbmk2 call can only have one target,
one call == one project.
.hbm files are scripts you can embeded, any number
of them, but they should result in *one* final valid
command line.
What you want to do is probably:
hbmk2 test.h
Nested projects.
I mean if .hbm includes another .hbm
it should treat it as a nested another project
contrary to current implementation where another .hbm
becomes a part of the current.
May be .hbm implementation be kept as is and a new
extension is introduced, say .hbprj and if encountered,
rep
Hi Rossine,
Thanks for your report.
I suggest to keep using the older revision until these
incompatibilities with certain 3rd parties get resolved
in one way or another.
We will probably have to introduce some compatibility
calls to satisfy these tools until they adapt to our
changes. We should
Hi Vailton,
Would you please add this little icon to our webpage:
http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/nominate/?project_name=Harbour&project_url=http://www.harbour-project.org/
">http://sourceforge.net/images/cca/cca_nominate.png";
border="0"/>
[ If someone has any objection, please spea
Hi Przemek,
I can revert it although IMO we should rather think about a proper
alternative, these options were missing from default builds since
last year and no one reported them missing, which suggest it
isn't that important. I've since removed all HB_EXTENSION from
code, so readding this one
On Thu, 14 May 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
I made some test with recent hbmk2 and it stop to automatically
add [n]curses, slang and x11 libraries in link phase.
I'll try to make some tests, but it'd help if you'd post your
hbmk.cfg
cmdline and -trace output.
I've found the reason.
Because I
Try change it:
IF Empty (hLib) ---> IF Valtype(hLib) <> "P"
if hLib <= 32 ---> IF Valtype(hLib) <> "P"
I'm not sure this would work. 'P' type is returned
even in case of error, but its content is NULL.
To solve this specific and similar cases, I've
added WIN_P2N() function, so such code can
In my code in cases like this I return NIL instead of NULL
pointer. This
is better for future compatibility, if we are going to change to
collectible pointers in the future. Since the value of the
collectible
pointer will not be NULL.
My vote goes to returning same type for both e
Thanks Przemek. I'll keep an open eye, my C code is
now really bare bones (and only 100K) and reviewed
to death, but maybe there's something in it still.
Will try to collect more info and review along your
suggestions.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.11., at 20:52, Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
On Mon, 1
Hi Przemek,
2009-05-14 19:20 UTC+0200 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/priv.onet.pl)
* harbour/bin/hb-func.sh
* respect HB_USER_LIBS creating hbmk.cfg
Is this for sure what you intented? I'm asking because
this way someone building Harbour while having HB_USER_LIBS
set (which may contain any
AFAIU all projects entered it, it probably goes down on
getting enough votes / nominations.
I received a mail from sf.net and "nominated" it in
Best Project and Best Dev Util / Tool.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.14., at 18:25, Vailton Renato wrote:
Would you please add this little icon to our web
With unload an interesting question is what happens
in this scenario:
1. Load HRB1 overloading existing function: HELLO
2. Load HRB2 overloading existing function: HELLO
3. Unload HRB1
4. ? Which version of HELLO will now execute?
5. Unload HRB2
6. ? Which version of HELLO will now execute?
I su
I've moved new ole to hbwin, because otherwise we will very very
slowly adapt to
it, since very few users would test it.
Not exactly. It just broke all the linking process itself, simply
unusable to test either.
You still didn't post what error you're getting. First you
wrote that you cannot
Hi Przemek,
2009-05-15 09:21 UTC+0200 Viktor Szakats (harbour.01 syenar hu)
* include/hbextern.ch
* source/rtl/Makefile
+ source/rtl/lang.c
+ Added HB_USERLANG() function to retrieve ietf code of
language set by user. Works also on Windows.
In this code and also in other places you
an internal distro with some extra bundled libs.
HB_USER_LIBS is used as default library list by hb* scripts.
I wanted to use the same name. We can change of course but it
should be synced with envvar name used by hb* scripts.
To have the same end-result without such side-effect,
maybe readi
I was looking at letodb and there was some use of the the $ operator
to search in arrays. However, this would crash in Harbour.
Is there any good *technical* reason not to implement this in
Harbour? It's use with arrays certainly feels intuitive.
It's a hidden extension very difficult to tr
The problem is we already use .hbl for compiled language files, so
I cannot make above change.
How about .hblib? No requirements that extensions be 3 chars, it's
more just a habit.
Not just a habit, Harbour (and of course hbmk2) also supports
DOS, and potentially other such limited OSes/file
Not just a habit, Harbour (and of course hbmk2) also supports
DOS, and potentially other such limited OSes/filesystems where
LFN isn't available. So in Harbour core we stick to 8.3 names.
Perhaps it is time to drop support for those limits. I cannot
imagine them pertaining to any development e
I guess it comes from BCC, but I can't reproduce it
with my installed versions. Anyhow it should be reported
to sqlite3 developers for a fix, it won't cause any
harm for Harbour.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.19., at 19:22, Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:
Warning W8080 ../../sqlite3.c 105501: 'sqlite3o
I agree it'd be better. I'd vote for an RTE to
not complicate things with developing another
override interface for internal errors, we
already have one for RTEs.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.20., at 12:37, Alexander S.Kresin wrote:
Hi All,
Application Internal Error - C:\letodb\bin\letodb.exe
T
Does this also work?
hbmk2 @myprglist.txt -hblib -omylib.lib
Yes, it works.
I used this:
hbmk2 @abraxas.hbp -b -m -hblib -oAbraxasMinGW
One minor correction to this cmdline, just to not
make ppl mislead by it: @scriptfile parameter always
requires a file using .hbm format, so the .hbp extensio
Where found odbc dir/HB_INC_ODBC for mingw,msvc8?
This envvar isn't needed for Windows systems.
Doesn't?
No, because sql*.h are present in usually one of the
compiler's include dir (next to windows.h), which is by
default on the include dir list.
I never had to use it with any compilers I t
I'll fix it, it gets confused about uppercase .PRG
when double checking the extension to workaround
DIRECTORY() bug.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.20., at 19:12, Guillermo Varona Silupú wrote:
Viktor Szakáts escribió:
Sorry I cannot reproduce this problem. Pls check if you have .prg
in your dir an
Where found odbc dir/HB_INC_ODBC for mingw,msvc8?
This envvar isn't needed for Windows systems.
Brgds,
Viktor
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set HB_DIR_MYSQL=/C/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.1
set HB_INC_MYSQL=/C/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.1/include
but i not have ssdmysql.lib created only sddodbc.lib
You probably still didn't read INSTALL. First, above
kind of MinGW usage is now obsolete and not recommended,
secondly th
Probably you're mixing libs built with different compilers,
or you have an incomplete Harbour build maybe.
Here it works ok.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.21., at 8:55, Horodyski Marek (PZUZ) wrote:
I don't can compile :
hbmk2 gtchars
from tests folder. I have this error list :
Error! E2028: hb
Thanks. I did some more tests and even 'dir' command works like this,
and common things like file open dialog, so I'm not really sure what
Exactly. It has to if I'm right and the above DIR behavior confirms
that I'm. For each file with extension longer then 3 characters
Windows
create alias
for a long time I used Click to format prgs, but last time I get
some problems with it and became to look for something other. The
only one I've found is xMate, but it isn't convenient for me,
because it doesn't include formatter as a standalone utility and to
format a file, I need to cre
c:/WINDOWS/make -C sqlite3 install _HB_BLD=yes
make[2]: Entering directory `C:/msys/1.0/harbour/external/sqlite3'
make[3]: Entering directory `C:/msys/1.0/harbour/external/sqlite3/
wce/mingwarm'
arm-wince-mingw32ce-gcc -I. -I../../../../include -O2 -fomit-frame-
pointer -D_WIN32_WCE -c ../../
Probably Viktor can write more about using hbmk2 for cross
compilation.
I haven't tried to use it for such job in Linux yet and still use hb*
scripts for cross compilation.
I've posted such command lines a few times on this list.
In unified binary build it's enough to do this:
> hbmk2 ../test
hbmk2 ../tests/hello.prg -comp=mingwarm
Same command will work if Windows hbmk2.exe is copied
into a mingwarm build bin dir. Nothing else is needed.
There are other combinations, but this is the simplest
method.
AFAIK neither of the above methods works in Linux.
That's true.
How should I us
This is good (and the recommended) practice, but by itself
it just makes it *more likely* the right make program will be
picked by Harbour build process. If the different make versions
are properly sorted out from the environment (meaning there
are no other such programs in the PATH or current dir
where get last version of minigui For windows platform,
I search a version good for recompile harbour and hbqt
Is usable follow version of tragon.net? tragon.net not required msys?
http://tdragon.net/recentgcc/
Bundled Installer: [tdm-mingw-1.905.0-4.4.0-2.exe] (26.0 MB)
Includes C and C++ SJLJ
Looks that the library list contains:
-lgttrm -lgtxwc -lgtcrs -lgtsln
which do not exist in Windows builds.
I've found that -lgtxwc -lgtcrs -lgtsln are added by:
libdynhas=gtxwc
libdynhas=gtcrs
libdynhas=gtsln
in hbmk.cfg from native hbmk2 build. I think that hbmk2 should
ignore any
sett
Log Message:
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2009-05-23 11:13 UTC+0200 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/priv.onet.pl)
* harbour/bin/hb-func.sh
* reduce the scope of default options in hbmk.cfg to given platform
and compiler {arch&comp}. Viktor please verify it.
Thank you. Two observations: comp= doesn't accep
The next thing is setting HB_INSTALL_PREFIX.
Autodetection works until I'll do not use -comp=mingwarm switch,
If I set it then I have message:
hbmk: Error: HB_INSTALL_PREFIX not set, failed to autodetect
It's caused by .exe extension when hbmk2 looks for harbour binaries.
Can you resolve it?, f.
Hi Vailton,
Updated the main page of the project with a link into the right side
and also in the news section. Here in Brazil I made the call in many
programming forums for all support our project in the voting link on
our page.
Thank you very much.
I would like take this opportunity to comm
Hi Sudip,
It's part of Harbour, so simply get Harbour and build it.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.25., at 5:12, Sudip Bhattacharyya wrote:
Hello Massimo Belgrano,
Thanks a lot.
How can I get hbmake2 ?
Regards.
Sudip
--
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/Printing-Problem-tp2
You have a few choices, I suggest to go to our sf.net
page (also linked from harbour-project.org) and look for
Code / SVN menu.
If you downloaded the source, look into INSTALL doc
for more.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.25., at 5:09, Sudip Bhattacharyya wrote:
Hello Xavi,
Thank you for your inte
I downloaded harbour source and compiled. But didn't find hbwin
library. But
I found this library within C:\harbour_dev\harbour\bcc\lib, but here
I can't
find hbw32.lib. But I find hbw32lib in harbour. I copied a sample
(and the
library) from there and test win32prn with Harbour-dev. It runs
Hi Rossine,
There is no command line parameter called "gt=".
You should use 'hbmk2 ... -gtgui'
[ gt= is accepted though in .hbl files. ]
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.25., at 14:15, Rossine wrote:
Hello,
The parameter "GT=" was changed? What should I do to change
correct this error?
[ERROR]
hb
You are right ! Thanks a lot to You and to Victor for your support!
Now 'wcecon.exe' is running on my palmtop.
Good news. You're welcome.
One question only : is any chance build library 'SuperLib'
(originally for clipper) for Harbour - Wince when i have all
*.prg, *.asm and *.c files for this
Here is an initial port of Superlib to Harbour:
http://www.syenar.hu/harbour/hbsuper.zip
[ unzip to contrib and build it the usual way ]
.asm stuff isn't ported, .c stuff was, few compilation
error fixed due to no 10 chars limit in Harbour, few
extensions and include filenames made lowercase.
T
Hi Jaroslaw,
One more thing, I've reuploaded the .zip with an
.hbm included so that it's really simply to build it
outside our source repository for any platforms using
hbmk2.
Here's an even simpler hbsuper.hbm version:
---
-hblib
-ohbsuper
-inc
-q0 -w1 -es2 -gc0 -l
*.c
*.prg
---
It's pretty mu
Hi Pritpal,
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Here is an initial port of Superlib to Harbour:
Recently I had ported Superlib for one of old projects
and did the same type of changes you are pointing out.
I personally is not a user of this library so cannot
comment on its in-depth analysis.
Probbaly yo
Or, we may also contact the author for permission
or ask for re-licensing it. Also beyond my capacity,
but someone interested could try doing it.
I have a distant recollection that someone asked this and pissed him
off mightily.
:) Thanks for this info, well, in this case I'll let
the .zip f
Well, no biggy it was only one such occurrence. I'll fix it in
next commit.
The other thing is that __XAXREGISTERHANDLER should be
__AXREGISTERHANDLER().
Plus I think we should drop __AXGETCONTROL() if we have
WIN_AXATLGETCONTROL().
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.26., at 17:13, Szakáts V
Hi Pritpal,
May I ask to use real pointers instead of numeric
ones in hbwin? I've been trying to clean the code
from such usage and IMO for new code we should
definitely use the good practice only.
We have WIN_N2P() for conversion if some programs
need to pass numeric pointers. This way the prob
../../wvgsink.c: In function 'HB_FUN_HB_AX_SETUPCONNECTIONPOINT':
../../wvgsink.c:516: warning: dereferencing pointer 'hSink.33' does
break strict-aliasing rules
Have no idea how to cast it.
I hope we can fix it, because this line isn't safe.
Is it need at all?
../../wvgsink.c:546: note: in
Hi Przemek,
With GCC 4.4.0 the binaries got a bit larger when
using HB_STRICT_ALIGNMENT, but also measurably faster.
Built with 'hbmk2 speedtst.prg' (default -gc0)
HB_STRICT_ALIGNMENT: 38.25/39.11, 38.42/39.08
default: 43.39/44.03, 43.47/44.03
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.27., at 1:13
Hi Itamar,
It works here. Are you sure the printer name is a valid one?
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.05.27., at 12:56, Itamar Lins wrote:
Hi!
This part of my code is working, but returns this error.
nRet := PrintFileRaw(cPrint,cArq,'Pedido') //return -2 but run ok :-(
if nRet < 1
cMsg := 'Erro I
My question is whether to rename__AXGETCONTROL() to
WIN_AXATLGETCONTROL() ? Is this such a function which
users will want to (and can safely) use in their final apps?
If the return value is an obscure one, useful only for AX extensions
dealing with internals, I think we should keep the internal na
Hi All,
After a few days in SVN and actual usage (throwing out
every stuff related to old make systems), I have to say
I don't like the new extensions, so I'll revert them to
original state in the next few days, unless there is
some convincing input not to do so.
.hbl is too limiting. After all,
Test conditions:
- SVN 11150
- WinXP SP2
- default build + -DHB_FM_STATISTICS_OFF
-DHB_FM_STATISTICS_OFF is the default now.
- speedtest.exe
BCC MinGW 4.4.0
Test execution69.58 / 73.9057.77 / 59.98
speedtst.exe size622592 1090648 (903680 stripped
I did an attempt with HB_USER_CFLAGS=-DHB_ALLOC_ALIGNMENT=8,
but couldn't replicate the slightly better results with
HB_STRICT_ALIGNMENT (I've rerun this one too to be sure).
Results were similar to default build.
No idea what could be the explanation, maybe my CFLAGS
were not properly interprete
My two cents for convincing you
IMO is right having P for Project instead Parameter
sound very good Hbp for traditional project file
and hbl,(hbc,hbx) for Library and other Common eXternal parameter
I imvite other harobour use explain point of view
more point on view
more better harbour version
But it was not decided about XBP_* namespace instead WVG_*.?
XBP_* namespace was decided for XBase++ visual classes
implemented in a separate lib called hbxbp.
Brgds,
Viktor
2009/5/28 :
Revision: 11156
http://harbour-project.svn.sourceforge.net/harbour-project/?rev=11156&view=rev
I also got these errors recently (could be external
index corruption), anyway it'd be better to have RTEs
here, as users can only see a disappearing app without
any error message and they keep using it causing much
more trouble (even more logical corruption) than it's
necessary.
Brgds,
Viktor
On
Thank you very much. I am now able to run win_prn() :-)
You're welcome.
But I cannot solve my initial problem with simple Clipper type text
printing
with DMP (printer halts).
Here is a sample for it :-
To reduce the problem and sort out Harbour from the equation,
you can try saving the out
ut now Harbour in Xp is Win32 and release when you close the print
handler.
This is the importance of SET PRINTER TO as I said in .-
http://lists.harbour-project.org/pipermail/harbour/2009-May/
019603.html
but surely that I not explain me well :'(
--
Xavi
Szakáts Viktor escri
Hi Przemek,
Thanks for these ideas, exactly what I wanted to know.
For me it's too complicated to convert to actual code
(plus I'm not using .dlls), but I hope someone can implement
it in a future Harbour version.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.06.02., at 17:30, Przemyslaw Czerpak wrote:
On Tue, 02 J
Thanks, I'll upload it to repo in my next commit.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009.06.02., at 17:52, Xavi wrote:
Some time ago I did a self-contained sample program for testing the
behavior of the browser because I had problems with a
sophisticated Clipper program that I was adapted to (x)Harbour. Now
Hi Pritpal,
I am in the process of synchronizing yours and my distros
to the point to make a user comfortable with Harbour.
I have few points in to discuss:
1. You allow any folder in the root to place disto files.
I need to know in advance what it will be.
So is there any chance that th
2) Instead of -aa I'd recommend -gui which enables the same switch
for
BCC,
Ok. it works.
Now there is another problem, quite strange. Letodb.exe, built with
hbmk,
gives an error creating dbf, which includes memos, while that one,
built
with make_b32.bat, creates it normally ( I use the sam
For me coffee.prg works prefectly. Nice demo, and thanks to
Przemek for making it work with Harbour as is.
It works exactly like in xbase++ after:
2009-06-05 06:10 UTC+0200 Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/
priv.onet.pl)
before it was difference in unlocking sync method by :wait()
and Pritpal w
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Great!
What is now our coverage of all QT classes?
QT has 650+ classes.
Impressive amount.
But I am picking by virtue of usage in Harbour context.
Ultimately I would like to have every class but to begin with
only selected one. Right now we have all those classes wh
SET HB_QT_STATIC=yes
SET HB_INC_QT=c:\devl\Qt\2009.02\qt\include
set HB_CONTRIB_ADDONS=gtqtc
c:\harbour\contrib\hbqt\tests>hbmk2 demoqt -gui -Lc:\devl\Qt
\2009.02\qt\lib
hbmk: Processing configuration: c:\harbour\mingw\bin\hbmk.cfg
hbmk: Processing: hbqt.hbc
You build gtqtc and expect to use
sorry but i don't undestrand
set HB_CONTRIB_ADDONS=gtqtc is for add gtqtc to standard contrib lib
but i not able compile sample with usual command
Sorry, I have no idea what is going wrong in your setup.
Set HB_QT_STATIC=yes and start over with a *full build as
normal*, I don't know what you're
SET HB_QT_STATIC=yes
SET HB_INC_ADS=c:\devl\acesdk
SET HB_BUILD_IMPLIB=yes
SET HB_DIR_ADS=c:\devl\acesdk
SET HB_INC_QT=c:\devl\Qt\2009.02\qt\include
set HB_CONTRIB_ADDONS=gtqtc
set HB_DIR_MYSQL=c:\devl\MySQL51
set HB_INC_MYSQL=c:\devl\MySQL51\include
SET HB_COMPILER=mingw
SET HB_ARCHITECTURE=win
S
You must set HB_INC_QT correctly.
How can i do for set HB_INC_QT correctly?
SET HB_INC_QT=c:\devl\Qt\2009.02\qt\include
follow is my dir
Directory di c:\devl\Qt\2009.02\qt\include
28/05/2009 08.11 .
28/05/2009 08.11 ..
28/05/2009 08.14 ActiveQt
28/05/20
Guys,
Few times I see issues here which would better appear
on a user list, and I agree that an - active - user
list and also "evangelist" work would really do good
service for Harbour, but this very thread certainly
wasn't among those ones.
Just take it easy, I'm sure you've misinterpreted some
Hi Teo,
I tried to do some experiments using a tool called svn2svn, and it
committed without asking, and also seemed to work wrongly,
so I'll undo that. We have to look for sth else.
In the past, I had used svnadmin to acomplish this:
First I have to dump the svn repository ( svnadmin dump wx
Hi Przemek,
Just wait for my test results, because we might not
need bash at all, if we can get away without echo -n.
We are using many extensions in our scripts which may not
be present in standard /bin/sh shell. I do not know what
is your default shell (BTW what is it?) but for sure I know
ast from pointer to integer
of different size
../../sqlite3/sqlite3.c: In function â__sqlite3WhereBeginâ_t:
../../sqlite3/sqlite3.c:72768: warning: cast to pointer from integer
of different size
../../sqlite3/sqlite3.c:72790: warning: cast to pointer from integer
of different size
Brgds,
Vikt
Hi Przemek,
/usr/bin/../libexec/gcc/darwin/ppc64/as: Flag option -o has already
been seen!
/usr/bin/../libexec/gcc/darwin/x86_64/as: Flag option -o has already
been seen!
--
There is one such line for each -arch flag and for each file
compiled.
I'm afraid I cannot help you here.
Please mak
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