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trying to use the standard NoGUI Widget Type

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Michael Schnell

On Friday I) was able to create an "application" and change the Widget Type to NoGUI.

I could Build the application at step to see what happens.

I now upgraded Lazarus to the latest SVN revision to stay in sync with the proceedings (and did a clear and build all for Lazarus). After that I can't rebuild my testing application. I get the error message

"Recompiling NoGUIInt, checksum changed for Dialogs
 noguiint.pp(11,35) Fatal: Can't find unit NoGUIInt used by Interfaces"

Now Lazarus does find NoGUIInt.pp and shows that line 11 is just a comment. (Why should noguiint.pp need to find the unit NoGUIInt, anyway ?)

What am I doing wrong here (again) ?

Thanks,
-Michael

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Duncan Parsons
to Michael Schnell

On 29 March 2010 10:06 Michael Schnell wrote:

On Friday I) was able to create an "application" and change the Widget Type to NoGUI.

I could Build the application at step to see what happens.

I now upgraded Lazarus to the latest SVN revision to stay in sync with the proceedings (and did a clear and build all for Lazarus). After that I can't rebuild my testing application. I get the error message

"Recompiling NoGUIInt, checksum changed for Dialogs
 noguiint.pp(11,35) Fatal: Can't find unit NoGUIInt used by Interfaces"

Now Lazarus does find NoGUIInt.pp and shows that line 11 is just a comment. (Why should noguiint.pp need to find the unit NoGUIInt, anyway ?)

What am I doing wrong here (again) ?

Thanks,
-Michael
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Now(), I write:

Might not be relevant, depends on which OS you're using.. But you use two different capitalisations in your text here - on *nix based systems this will make a difference.

It may be something completely different, but that's just an observation :-)

DSP

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Michael Schnell
to Duncan Parsons
Duncan Parsons wrote
Might not be relevant, depends on which OS you're using.. But you use two different capitalisations in your text here - on *nix based systems this will make a difference.

No code done by myself is in use with this project, it's all coming from the libraries, so I do suppose the code itself is OK, but I face some kind of installation issue.

Thanks,
-Michael

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