i have also the same opinion, leave it in the buttons unit.
alex
I think in the past we decided that everything doesn't have to be exactly the same as Delphi, but if it isn't, then we need to document it so that
we
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can make Lazarus do the conversions. That is how TNotebook is. The
TNotebook control in Delphi does not have tabs but the LCL one does. Also,
we don't have a TTabbedNotebook any more as Delphi does.
So I don't see a problem with having buttons in a different unit. It is
easier to determine where buttons are that way.� The stdctrls name isn't
really very helpful in determining what is in that unit. The reason
Borland
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named it that is because those are standard Windows controls and a lot of
developers prior to Delphi knew them that way.� But since Lazarus isn't
built just for Windows, some of those names don't make a lot of sense.
Under Linux, the name stdctrls really doesn't mean anything useful, other
than compatibility with Delphi.� I vote to leave buttons in the buttons
unit for ease of maintainability.
Curtis
Marc Weustink wrote:
> At 23:15 03-05-2000 +0200, Vincent Snijders wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >In Delphi (3) TButton is part of the stdctrls unit, in LCL it is in the
> >buttons unit. Shouldn't it be in the strdctrls unit?
>
> In D4 as well, I think it should. Any comments ?
>
> Marc
>
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