Shane,
I run into the same error you are getting also. I fought with it for about 3 hours last
night.
I removed all of the writeln's in the repeat loop and it crashes while bringing up a file.
I then put them back in and removed them one at a time. If I do something like this
in the repeat it keeps working mystring := InttoStr(I) it will keep working.
It is sort of like inttostr is fixing something. How it is I do not know. I have even run
gdb against it but it just says the code seg'd at the end of the forms unit.
Cliff
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-----Original Message-----
From: Shane Miller
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 1999 8:12 AM
To:
Subject: Re: [lazarus] Editor.pp Line 337
Thanks for trying it out Payne (is this your last name or first?) Your
results with the {$H+} are exectly what I get. Not sure why or how that
effects the dialog box being displayed, but it does.
I pulled the new version of CVS and when I run a make cycle I get...
execvp: /opt/fpc/compiler/ppc1: Permission Denied
I'm logged in as a regular user but did a "su -" and gave the super user
password when I compiled this. I also tried without the "su -" and it still
gave me the same error...
Shane
>>> Payne Thomas E CNIN 06/02 4:31 PM >>>
Shane,
Here we go again. It works for me... I comment out 337, it works. I
comment out 339,340, it works. Is it fixed for you?
With the {H+} inserted, it does behave different. Before {H+}, a blank
window appears when FILE OPEN is selected before a file is chosen. When a
file is chosen, the colorized version of the file is displayed in this
window. With {H+}, no blank window, no display of the file chosen. Sound
familiar?
Tom
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shane Miller
> Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 1999 9:24 AM
> To:
> Subject: Re: [lazarus] Setup
>
> The latest version of LAzarus is in CVS. Please pull it and take a look.
> I still have that problem if you comment out line 337 it'll crash but with
> it in it seems to work.
>
> Here's something interesting though. Run it and open a file. You'll see
> a TON of output in your terminal window. Once you open something, close
> lazarus and open editor.pp and put {$H+} in right before the {$mode
> objfpc} line and re-run it. Try to open something. Did it work?
>
> Shane
>
>
> >>> Cliff Baeseman 05/31 10:19 PM >>>
> Yep I am running both KDE and GNOME. All of our stuff is built on top of
> GTK+
> that means that it does not require either desktop to run but it will
> run equally well on both.
>
> Glade is a visual forms designer written in C and is a full up and running
> visual layout tool. Glade saves it's project file in XML format. I am
> hammering away at a XML parser built wit the unit scan.pp. The idea is to
> integrate our IDE with glade. This should allow us to get to rad status
> very
> quickly indeed. The layout engine is a part that would take us many moons
> of
> programming but if I can incorporate glade we should be able to do
> something
> substantial very quickly.
>
>
> BTW I run the IDE in a different directory than the source that I am
> compiling. I have a shortcut to the build IDE. Once I feel it is stable I
> copy it to my running directory. The stuff that I am doing will be
> plugged
> into a event handler so feel free to make changes as you go.
>
> The GTK site ww.gtk.org will be of much help.
>
>
> I can send you a binary rpm for glade if you wish it is around 600k...
>
> Cliff
>
>
> Curtis White wrote:
>
> > That sounds fine with me. I will work on these things.
> >
> > What is glade? I have seen you guys talking about it, but that is the
> first
> > I have heard of it.
> >
> > Also, has anyone ever discussed supporting KDE (in addition to GTK) with
> > FPC? Just curious since KDE seems to be pretty popular.
> >
> > Curtis
> >
> > On 01-Jun-99 Cliff Baeseman wrote:
> > > Ok here goes.
> > >
> > > If you do not mind or wish to work on it we need a good way to do the
> > > configuration startup and etc on the IDE that I sent you. In the
> > > ideinit is
> > > the stuff I wrote so far to save application settings for the IDE. We
> > > need
> > > to be able to save the stuff unit search paths, library paths and we
> > > also
> > > need to come up with a initial project file. The project file will
> > > contain
> > > the stuff such as the compiler settings etc. If you can assume this
> > > stuff I
> > > will work on the XML parser so that we can use glade output to build
> > > pascal
> > > source. The unit scan.pp is a lexical tokenizer. I use it to color the
> > > source
> > > and plan on using it for the XML parser. As for who works on what it
> is
> > > pretty loose. A bunch of the guys are working on a class structure
> that
> > > wraps
> > > GTK. I plan on using that library to build the source from the Glade
> > > XML.
> > > You will also have to build a compiler setting window to configure the
> > > paths
> > > etc. If you do not wish to work on that just let me know and we can
> > > find
> > > other things for you....
> > >
> >
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