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Is LNet planned to be included in a fpc release?

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Vincent Snijders
to Andrew Haines
Andrew Haines wrote
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AFAIK, it is not. I think we should consider adding it to lazarus/components or lazarus/components/lhelp, to support loading html files from internet with http in lhelp.

Vincent

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Darius Blaszyk
to Vincent Snijders
Vincent Snijders wrote 6 lines
Andrew Haines schreef: > ? AFAIK, it is not. I think we should consider adding it to lazarus/components or lazarus/components/lhelp, to support loading html files from internet with http in lhelp.

It's strange to not be included in FPC already, as the fppkg tool depends on lnet itself. Look under utils/fppkg.

Darius

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Aleš Katona
to Darius Blaszyk
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It's strange to not be included in FPC already, as the fppkg tool depends on lnet itself. Look under utils/fppkg. Darius

Aye, but that's a "stable lnet" version being used for fppkg as backup in case a given platform doesn't have one of the external tools.

The problem with including lNet in FPC/packages is that FPC has too slow release cycle and I tend to fix critical bugs fast (and I'm not very happy when I can't get the release out ASAP).

For lHelp the same way can be used, just get latest stable, put it in a subdirectory and you're all set :)

Eventually tho, (either because lNet stabilizes enough, or because fppkg gets used) I want to include lNet in FPC/packages or at least Lazarus/components.

Ales

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