Hello,

Over the last week I inventorized Dmitry Boyarintsev's many patches for specific fcl-passrc problems in trunk

All these are now committed, and most known problems that are not in the "exotic" category (like macro support) are now resolved.

Both the LCL and FPC docs (fpc trunk and fixes2_4), but build error free.

For fpcdocs to build with fpctrunk , the fpcdocs makefile(.fpc) must be edited to remove references to ezcgi

If you have fpdoc based docs, or are experimenting with them, please give them another spin. (me oggles Graeme)

Marco

I have adapted the TPasExpr elements so they descend from TPasElement, and have implemented GetDeclaration() so they can be used when getting declarations for the linear doc writers. Revision 15749.

Michael.

Marco van de Voort wrote

If you have fpdoc based docs, or are experimenting with them, please give them another spin. (me oggles Graeme)

Awesome stuff. Thanks Marco. It's a bit late now (02:47), but I'll get an update tomorrow and try again.

PS:
I have completed my new IPF Output Writer for fpdoc. Just want to do a few more tests with LCL and FPC docs to make sure all is well. Then I'll submit it to Mantis. I made some changes to fpdoc Linear writer unit as well.

Thanks Michael. I'll test this tomorrow as well.

In our previous episode, Graeme Geldenhuys said:

Thanks Dmitry mostly. Dmitry has been given commit access to fcl-passrc to speed this kind of stuff up in the future.

Op 2010-08-08 17:44, Michael Van Canneyt het geskryf:

I have adapted the TPasExpr elements so they descend from TPasElement, and have implemented GetDeclaration() so they can be used when getting declarations for the linear doc writers. Revision 15749.

This is still not working for me. I updated FPC to trunk r15757.

I have an include file with the following constant definitions in fpGUI...

------------[ predefinedcolors.inc ]---------------------------- {%mainunit fpg_base.pas}

  // The following colors match the predefined Delphi Colors
  // NOTE:
  //   The format is always RRGGBB (Red, Green, Blue);
  clAqua          = TfpgColor($00FFFF);
  clBlack         = TfpgColor($000000);
  clBlue          = TfpgColor($0000FF);
  clCream         = TfpgColor($FFFBF0);
...
--------------------------------------------------------------

And the output generated by the latest fpdoc is still missing anything after the equal sign.

eg:
------------[ fpgui.ipf ]--------------------
...
:p.
:xmp.
clAntiqueWhite &eq.
:exmp.

:p.
:xmp.
clAqua &eq.
:exmp.

:p.
:xmp.
clAquamarine &eq.
:exmp.

...
---------------------------------------------

See attached image for the final INF rendered output.

Uncommenting the old (pre expression parser) in TPasParser.ParseConstDecl (on line 1594 in pparser.pp) and commenting the new expression parser, the Const declarations are correct in the output.

... and before you ask, yes after I updated FPC to latest trunk, I did a make clean; make all... in the root of the FPC src directory. I also double checked that I am using the new FPC compiler and FCL. ;)

Regards,
- Graeme -

Of course not, I said 'so they can be used'. They are not yet used.

Michael.

Op 2010-08-10 15:40, Michael Van Canneyt het geskryf:

Of course not, I said 'so they can be used'. They are not yet used.

Dope! My mistake. Next time I'll try and read your emails with more care. :)

Regards,
- Graeme -

Op 2010-08-08 16:43, Marco van de Voort het geskryf:

If you have fpdoc based docs, or are experimenting with them, please give them another spin. (me oggles Graeme)

So far so good. :-)
RTL, FCL, LCL and fpGUI docs all generated fine.

Regards,
- Graeme -