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Object Inspector

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Florian Klaempfl
to Shane Miller
Shane Miller wrote
Anyone working on this or have one that I can look at?

What about that from the handel IDE? It's only disadvantage are the chinese (?) comments.

If you want I can send it to you in a private email (<100kB).

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Marc Weustink
to Michael A. Hess: This zip file was put together by Samuel Liddicott. He is the author of the product. Hey…

+ From: Michael A. Hess
+
+ Marc Weustink wrote:

[snip fedit3]

+ > I just looked at it to see if it is portable and found that
+ > this zip is containing Borland Copyrighted source files
+ > (dsgnintf.pas and DBReg.pas) AFAIK is it not allowed to
+ > distribute these files so you might want to remove them. +
+ This zip file was put together by Samuel Liddicott. He is the
+ author of the product.
+
+ Hey Sam are these files exact duplicates of the Delphi
+ versions or have you modified them and that is why you
+ included them in the package?

The Borland copyricht statement is still op top of it. And again AFAIK you are not allowed to modify and distribute these.

I'll look in what exactly is needed, so far I saw TFormDesigner (which is in D4 IFormDesigner, couldn't find TFormDesigner)
Maybe we kan put together our own designer.

Another thing, fedit3 has also a toolbar which we have already. I think we might use some parts of it (the designer/object inspector)

Marc

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Shane Miller

FEdit uses a few delphi units like DsgnIntf for TFormDesigner and TDesigner classes. Obviously we can't use that so it looks like there will be alot of work to get fedit to work with us, unless I'm missing something (which occurs quite often)

Shane

>> 03/06/00 11:36AM >>>

I thought we were going to use FEdit3 for the RAD and object inspector. We have full rights to use it.

It is already on the ftp site for download.

ftp://ftp.miraclec.com/lazarus/fedit3.zip 815,418 bytes

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Michael A. Hess
to Shane Miller: Sned it email to Shane What about that from the handel IDE? It's only disadvantage are the
Marc Weustink wrote 14 lines
At 12:29 06-03-2000 -0500, you wrote: > I thought we were going to use FEdit3 for the RAD and object > inspector. > We have full rights to use it. > > It is already on the ftp site for download. > > ftp://ftp.miraclec.com/lazarus/fedit3.zip 815,418 bytes I just looked at it to see if it is portable and found that this zip is containing Borland Copyrighted source files (dsgnintf.pas and DBReg.pas) AFAIK is it not allowed to distribute these files so you might want to remove them.

This zip file was put together by Samuel Liddicott. He is the author of the product.

Hey Sam are these files exact duplicates of the Delphi versions or have you modified them and that is why you included them in the package?

==== Programming my first best destiny! ==== Michael A. Hess Miracle Concepts, Inc. http://www.miraclec.com

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>> 03/06/00 10:19AM >>>
Shane Miller wrote
Anyone working on this or have one that I can look at?

What about that from the handel IDE? It's only disadvantage are the chinese (?) comments.

If you want I can send it to you in a private email (<100kB).

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