Hi,
MSEide+MSEgui 4.4 for Free Pascal 3.0.2 has been released: https://sourceforge.net/projects/mseide-msegui/

There are also new versions of the ARM (Raspberry Pi) cross and native environments for Free Pascal:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mseide-msegui/files/fpcrossarm/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/mseide-msegui/files/fpcarm/

and new versions of MSEgit, MSEspice and MSErun:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mseuniverse/

Martin

Great news Martin.

MSE gui is strong and the solution you have found for docking forms is the best, much better than all other dock-system.
MSE ide is also a excellent ide, light and powerful.

I do not use anymore Gnome or Qt or KT widget-set, they are too heavy/buggy, I prefer a "pure X" system.

And for that MSEgui (and your lovely brother fpGUI) are the perfect solutions.

Thanks Martin for your open-mind and your big intelligence.

Fre;D

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Many thanks ;-)

2017-02-15 15:33 UTC+01:00, fredvs :

Great news Martin. MSE gui is strong and the solution you have found for docking forms is the best, much better than all other dock-system.

msegui/mseide is my best gui library except docking system . i still have have an opinion that is not easy at first glance for users ,

with qt&wxwidgets docking is much simple , you just drag & drop .

Ooh! I'll have to take a look. I was impressed with MSEgui in the past *it actually worked*! The Lazarus team seems more interested in features than in quality and I have not moved beyond v0.9.30.x since v1+ broke way too many things that used to work and bloated a large amount, so after a decade or more of trying to use it I gave up. I'm still looking for a decent GUI system to match the awesomeness of FPC and MSEgui and fpGUI are the current contenders.

My only issue in the past with MSEgui was a lack of cross-platform capability. It seemed everyone thought I was insane for wanting to use it on OS X and it wouldn't compile for PowerPC (something blow up about initializing the math-co). PowerPC isn't a contender anymore but ARM/Linux is and it appears you have that covered. I'm using CHIPs (http://getchip.com). And I still want to use it on all current desktop platforms (*nix/X, OS X, 'doze).

Thanks for the work I'll have to take another look!

with qt&wxwidgets docking is much simple , you just drag & drop .

Ha, maybe but qt&wxwidgets are so heavy.
MSEgui is pure fpc, not slaved by any c widgets.

Fre;D

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Many thanks ;-)

Is there a wiki or information page explaining what mserun is, along with others mentioned above.. I could not find it on google.

I'm interested in the theory of such tools and what they do.

Found on post from Graeme about compiling with 8 cores, but that still does not explain what mserun is ;-)

MSErun is a tool which can be used to run command groups which are defined in a GUI in a hierarchical manner and which has the same flexible macro facility as MSEide. I use it as build tool for the MSE* projects and in order to run test cases. Please ask questions about the MSE* projects on the mailinglist: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mseide-msegui-talk Archive:

Martin