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specific to MS SQL Server. Not the route I want to follow, though
would like to use some of their ideas and other ideas from BS/1
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because at my company we create an accounting system as well :-)
See what I mean with a cut-throat market! :-)
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Yup.
Excellent market for a dutch-speaking company, so beware ;-)
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ccounting package. It has been through the hands of quite a few
developers over the years and each developer seems to have decided to
apply their own style of coding. I was quite surprised to find a
section actually using OOP and it was a breeze to extend compared to
the rest of the system.
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CSV State Machine a few months back in the FPC mailing list.
The list goes on, but I think you get my point... :-) And again, I
haven't even touched on Creational or Structural Patterns.
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> State pattern:
> Write a CSV or XML parser using a State Machine. It is very flexible
I can email you a copy. Michael or somebody else asked if they could
use it somewhere in FPC. Not sure if that actually happened.
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t it
has been in active development for just under 10 years now.
Do you know of any such framework?
There are not many other publicly available OPF frameworks written in
Object Pascal.
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Is there a work-around I can use? For example, instead of using the
Form.SessionProperties property, rather call methods directly against
the TIniPropStorage component in each forms constructor and
destructor.
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For example: You define a variable as: i: integer; Later you type
"for I := 0 to ..." and it will auto correct the I to i.
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developers on Windows that sometimes need to test under Linux. I
again, do the opposite. :)
As well as VM a live linux CD is a pretty good idea as well, can this be
done from the same image?
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will graphically show the relations?
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one separately] aren't huge)
SVN does keep a copy in the .svn folder. This is how it manages to
create a diff without communicating with the server. SVN tries to
communicate as little as possible with the server, which I think is
excellent. It is also great for people with slow internet
conne
folder, but creates
such file after it downloads a new version of a real file, so same could be
Once a file exists, SVN only get the difference on each update, to
minimize network traffic. Only the first checkout is a complete copy
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mbol');
begin
Result := FontNames[AFontClass];
end;
Fonts seem to be a tricky thing to handle. I haven't looked yet, but
anybody know how Qt handles this on multiple platforms?
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end;
var
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implementation
{ TForm1 }
class function TForm1.MyProc: integer;
begin
end;
{ TMyForm }
procedure TMyForm.MyProc2; // < class keyword missing!
begin
inherited MyProc2;
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ned, it
> doesn't work.
Fixed.
Mattias
Excellent support as ever! Thanks Mattias.
Just last night I was reading the Borland Delphi newsgroups. Someone
complained about how long it took to get bugs fixed or features
implement. He waited 5 years for a feature and 2 years for a bug fix.
Laz
ome issue or implement
desired features. Once I got a taste of this, there was no turning
back! There is no chance of me ever going back to closed source
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can pass to GetDefaultFont.
Not sure where this 'mapping' could be stored, maybe in the project
(unit) resources ?
Micha
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> mentions what is different to the standard LGPL. But yes I agree that
> one should insert that notice as part of Lazarus IDE menu options. It
>
(with my bad english).
Help.
lazarus svn from today.
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are fullscreen and nothing else will be allowed to show at the same
time as the game.
I've never seen this on X11, so I have my doubts.
The NeverWinter Nights game runs fullscreen under Linux. You don't
see any desktop windows like the taskbar, etc..
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without it.
I was thinking of doing the same but my time is limited at the moment.
If you do find the related code, please post your findings. I would
like to add fullscreen functionality to fpGUI as well.
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I did a bit of searching as I want to implement the same thing under
fpGUI. After seeing how well Xlib has been designed, I knew there had
to be something. For Xlib the magic keyword is:
_NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN
It seems most window managers are likely to understand the _NET_WM
hints, so should
Thanks for the warning! I'll not be updating Lazarus until this is
sorted - just for in case. :)
By the way, I use the Programmer Dvorak layout and most of those keys
are accessed by a single keystroke where you would normally find the
number keys.
azerty keyboard? Is that an actual keyboard or
reting the newline
character as documentation text?
Which one do I submit a bug report against or attempt to fix?
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//property OwnerDraw;
property PopupMenu;
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What component is used there, a TListBox? If so, isn't the OwnerDraw
stuff similar to the TListView?
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o the wiki at:
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I am getting about 50 compile errors starting with the following when
compiling tiOPFGUIDsgn.lpk :-
/root/lazarus/tiOPF2/Source/GUI/tiVirtualTrees.pas(145,20) Error:
Identifier not found "WM_APP"
what could be wrong?
regards
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Here is the last screenshot mentioned in the "part 1" email.
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Date: Jan 12, 2007 9:41 AM
Subject: Messages window showing wrong unit with error (part 1)
To: lazarus@miraclec.com
Hi,
I have noticed a while back that the Lazarus Messages window doesn't
show the correct unit whe
gain using that version of FPC.
Graeme.
On 1/12/07, Vincent Snijders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Graeme Geldenhuys schreef:
> Here is the last screenshot mentioned in the "part 1" email.
I did not see part 1 (yet), but I see this is
http://www.freepascal.org/man
That does seem to be the same as my problem, thanks.
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If its fpc2.1.1, it may be related to this bug:
http://www.freepascal.org/mantis/view.php?id=7883
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Hi,
I resized and tidied up the example form for the Grid Semaphore. Many
of the buttons where to small for the button text.
Patch needs to be applied from the root Lazarus directory.
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Is the Semaphor Grid just an example of custom drawing on a
TStringGrid, plus a few other examples like sorting, etc? I don't
actually understand what the TSemaphorGrid is used for?
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m most SQL
generating frameworks) but will get you going fast. You can then later
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s. By the
way, poa stands for "Persistent Object Abstract" :-)
the IDE, while being able to import/export UML.
I spoke to someone at the end of last year in this mailing list or in
the fpc-pascal mailing list (can't remember), where they started UML
support in Lazaras. Exporting
that works with Free Pascal
and Lazarus.
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mall utility apps without using the tiOPF
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It works good with both lazarus and delphi, but it's not fully
cross-platform.
Can you be a bit more specific on what doesn't work?
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Lucian. You will find that thread very interesting I think.
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For my implementation which rather uses RTTI to set and get Object
property values have a look at:
http://tinyurl.com/y5akb5
and the following units.
tiGenericEditMediators.pas
tiGenericListMediators.pas
tiCompositeMediato
descendant class that as RTTI enabled and a simple implementation of
the Observer pattern. MGM is a compound pattern based on the Observer
and Mediator pattern.
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'm developing under FPC 2.0.5 and FPC 2.1.1
Also we are a very small team developing Zeos at the moment -
so if someone is interested to team up and help us - you are welcome.
I know that feeling... :-)
Thanks again for you time and reply.
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single mediator adapt disparate objects. Is this possible?
I'm sure it is possible. I'd love to review you implementation when
you are done. ;-)
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form and delete the line in the lfm file. Is this normal behaviour or
a bug in the Object Inspector?
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investigate more,
but it's internals executes a TIsUniqueGlobalComponentName procedure
type. When and where it gets assigned is still a mystery to me. :-)
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On 1/16/07, Al Boldi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> On 1/16/07, Joost van der Sluis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been thinkink about using tiOPF for a project at work. But for that
> > I have to change it so that it can use SQLDB.
uot; or "protected" section of the
class. I think it could be more intelligent and know that the
overridden method must go into the same section as it was originally
defined, in this case the "public" section.
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yword at
> the end!
This is not yet implemented.
No problem.
Yes. At the moment 'class completion' does not search/read the ancestor
class, so it can't know.
Thanks for the info... I'll had the last two as feature requests to Mantis
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In the real world, bigger is always better! Well, that's the American
way of thinking. How come that doesn't apply for Lazarus executables!
:-)
Graeme.
On 1/17/07, George Birbilis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> let me ask you a few questions:
> are you still using 1.44 floppies?
>
at a later date and horizontal scrolling - on
all platforms.
We just need to be sure that the StringGrid will support all the
features of the ListBox as is currently used in the Messages window.
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nd
TMainIDE.DoCloseEditorFile A PageIndex=0
TMainIDE.DoCloseEditorFile end
LAZARUS END - cleaning up ...
[TMainIDE.Destroy] A
[TMainIDE.Destroy] B -> inherited Destroy... TMainIDE
[TMainIDE.Destroy] END
[graemeg-linux] lazarus >
-- end ------
x27; section...
function TLearner.DoSomething(AParam1: string): integer;
begin
end;
and this is what it generated in the 'interface' section...
function DoSomething(AParam1: string): integer;
Now what? :-)
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On 1/18/07, Steven Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I wonder if maybe a TListView might be better? :-)
We can't, the TListView doesn't support any custom drawing at the
moment. I just went through that whole exercise in my own project and
started using TStringGrid instead. You can make them
File end
LAZARUS END - cleaning up ...
[TMainIDE.Destroy] A
[TMainIDE.Destroy] B -> inherited Destroy... TMainIDE
[TMainIDE.Destroy] END
[graemeg-linux] lazarus >
-----------
Hope that made sense to you... :)
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a good exercise in working with
the TStringGrid, seeing that I am starting to use it in my own
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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:15:34 +0200
"Graeme Geldenhuys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/19/07, Mattias Gaertner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > Hope that made sense to you... :)
> >
>
'.
See http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_IDE_Tools
Fixed.
Ah, ok. Sorry about the mixup and thanks for the quick fix.
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I know Virtual Treeview does work under Lazarus, allows
custom painting and is lightning fast. So make it part of the standard
Lazarus components. Then we can use it for all treeviews and grids.
Everybody seems to raves about Virtual Treeview.
Just a thought. :)
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u mind. :-) Lets get back to the
original problem. Can the TTreeview used in your latest Messages
window scroll horizontally? That was the actual request, but this
thread got a bit side tracked.
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On 1/21/07, Graeme Geldenhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While that code is still fresh in you mind. :-) Lets get back to the
original problem. Can the TTreeview used in your latest Messages
window scroll horizontally? That was the actual request, but this
thread got a bit side t
On 1/21/07, Mattias Gaertner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Under linux/gtk a TTreeView was always able to scroll horizontally.
Is there a problem under windows?
Thanks. No idea under windows, but I can test it tomorrow at work.
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that generates 10 GUID's at a time so I can copy and past
them.
It should be very easy to implement in Lazarus, I just don't want to
waste my time if the feature already exists and I just haven't found
it in Lazarus.
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On 1/24/07, Mattias Gaertner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It should be very easy to implement in Lazarus, I just don't want to
> waste my time if the feature already exists and I just haven't found
> it in Lazarus.
It does not yet exist.
Feel free to add it.
Tha
e.
I'm using Linux and Lazarus with the GTK1 widget set. My co-worker is
using Lazarus under WinXP and his shortcuts are still visible.
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I'm using Lazarus from SVN. You should be able to view the code
though, which is the important bit.
Graeme.
On 1/25/07, Dave Coventry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Graeme,
TSemaphorGrid fails to load.
It's maybe not in my build of Lazarus?
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> Yes
On 1/26/07, Vincent Snijders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That is why I use Lazarus' Find in files.
That must be the single *best* feature of Lazarus! I use it such a lot. :)
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GUI widgets like Buttons, etc are activated on MouseUp as the mouse
pointer is not that important. Also the click can be cancelled my
keeping the mouse down and moving the pointer off the button for
example.
My 2c worth... :)
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DCPCrypt for compression under both (same product as the
zlib one) Delphi and Lazarus. Again, no problems.
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her options, there is no edit
box, which means ReadOnly = True. Am I understanding the help
correctly? If so, I still don't see the use of the ReadOnly property
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> in LCL.
Well, the LCL extends this. In the LCL you can edit text in all styles except
csDropDownList.
In that case it makes sense. Thanks for explaining.
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is ignored somewhere in the painting process. I'm using Lazarus
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Description: PNG image
Thanks Mattias!
[...response time is awesome as ever!...]
Graeme.
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>
> Since the IDE Messages Window compo
ld you
possibly explain (if you have the time).
Regards,
- Graeme -
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> Hi,
>
> Since the IDE Messages Window component chan
ine 4125 and on line 4201it fires
off the OnCustomDrawItem event! Why twice in the same method
(DoPaintNode)? Shouldn't this occur only once?
And in both cases, if CustomDrawItem event handle returns True, it
will exit the DoPaintNode, which should prevent painting being
overriden. Just a thou
On 2/6/07, Graeme Geldenhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In TCustomTreeView.DoPaintNode() on line 4125 and on line 4201it fires
off the OnCustomDrawItem event! Why twice in the same method
(DoPaintNode)? Shouldn't this occur only once?
This could account for all the 'repai
'll test the flicker issue under a Windows XP computer and let you
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proc -o output.xml remove_whitespace.xsl ticriteria.xml
PS:
Searching the internet it seems the XML preferred format for a empty
element is a single tag with a '/' at the end. I guess we need to
modify 'makeskel' then to output the correct/preferred format.
Regards,
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ith a single tag () and
sometimes it creates nodes with a open/close "empty" tag? That's
inconsistent.
Also regarding LazDoc. From what I could find on the internet, though
not sure how official this is, but a whitespace characters (space,
tab, Cr, Lf) does not coun&
sees it as content.
That could also be the case. In fpdoc there is a piece of code to check for
whitespace-only content, that could be used to implement a more correct
test.
Isn't such a check built into the xml or dom units so we could rather use that?
A isEmptyElement() would be a handy funct
s but
on the same line with no spaces between. Easy for text editing and
makes LazDoc happy.
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this function :-)
True, but then we would at least have only one place to fix when we
finally get a definition for a empty element. Now it would be
scattered in fpdoc, makeskel, lazde, etc...
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Graeme Geldenhuys
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'lazde' and 'makeskel' and
see where we can implement some improvement regarding this issue.
Probably the missing function is TDOMText.IsElementContentWhitespace
(DOM level 3). I hope to release it soon with the next portion of updates.
Brilliant, can't wait...
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