all works fine now, I also can compile this package after completely delete all of the…
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Thanks Mathias,
all works fine now, I also can compile this package after completely
delete all of the package and a new cvs.
I'm not shure what was happen in my files but I think I had edited one
file in the past and now there was something that looks like a comment for
later editing that wraps around my changed parts and looks nearly like
this:
>>>>>>fpc1.11
some code from me
---------
some other code
<<<<<<fpc1.11
I have no idea from where this came and this gets naturely an syntax
error.
If some files changes on the server, cvs tries to merge the changes into your local files. This is of course not always possible. When such a 'merge conflict' happens, it adds this 'nonsense' to mark/explain the conflict. Because you can't change the code on the server, you should simply delete your code fragment to fix this.
I now also found the place to uninstall a package (under the more... button), it's a little bit hidden but works fine. I asumed it anywhere in the main area of the menu (probably near 'components->open package' or in the package graph ?), but this is also ok.
Hmm. Maybe you are right. Maybe this is a newbie trap. I will eventually add a components->uninstall package.
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GtkOpenGlArea should work I think, but the lazarus example of
this component is probably a little bit outdated, it not compiles at
moment (fpc 1.1) and would be easyer to read if there where a second
example with the new capabilities of lazarus (designed with lazarus and so
without all the component creation).
Also true for the other examples.
Any example writers are welcome to help us.
Mattias