Hello,

It's possible to clear the icon of the project, and change the "Application Settings"? Please see: http://imagebin.org/195178

So, it's possible don't generate the "{$R *.res}" directive? See: http://imagebin.org/195179

The supposed configuration would be:

(...)
function TFoo.InitProject(AProject: TLazProject): TModalResult;
var
  LE: ShortString;
  VSource: string;
  VProject: TLazProjectFile;
begin
  Result := inherited InitProject(AProject);
  VProject := AProject.CreateProjectFile('cgi1.lpr');
  AProject.AddFile(VProject, False);
  AProject.AddPackageDependency(SLWS);
  VProject.IsPartOfProject := True;
//  AProject.Icon.Clear; <<-- Here...
//  AProject.UseAppBundle := False; <<-- Here...
//  AProject.UseManifestFile := False;
(...)

There is some documentation for TProjectDescriptor?

Sorry for my english.

Thanks,

2012/1/23 silvioprog :

...and.

It's possible to add "Build modes"?

Hi,

I've been trying out the fpweb extdirect demos and find the js coding part quite challenging for someone who only knows Pascal, so in the absence of a WYSIWYG extjs editor for fpc such as Randaus and UniGui, I thought of using Ext Designer, but the js codes generated by Ext Designer is very different from the examples provided in fcl-web folder.

Meanwhile, I've been searching the net for fpweb json examples, there has only been 2 articles written by Leonardo in 2010 http://leonardorame.blogspot.com/2010/03/web-20-programming-with-object-pascal.html.

Any thoughts on this? Thanks. :)

Rgds,
Joshua

How do you mean ?

There is nothing FPC-specific about the way you must program ExtJS to work with fpweb.

FPC just provides Ext.Direct server-side functionality and data for a JSON or XML store. All you need to do is make sure Ext has the correct URL.

Michael.

Hello, It's possible to clear the icon of the project, and change the "Application Settings"? Please see: http://imagebin.org/195178

Of course. Your screenshot show one possibility - the project options.

So, it's possible don't generate the "{$R *.res}" directive? See: http://imagebin.org/195179

Yes. Another possibility is to create a "console application" or "program" (Project / New Project).

Very little. I will write a few lines.

See the examples in ide/projectdefs.pas
TProjectApplicationDescriptor
TProjectProgramDescriptor
TProjectConsoleApplicationDescriptor
...

What do you want to do?

Mattias

Joshua, please create a new mail for a new thread instead of replying to an unrelated message.

Mattias

Hi Mattias, apologies, I didn't know that it will append to the previous thread even after changing the subject.

Rgds,
Joshua

The default is to *not* create the resource directive. There is nothing to explain.

Please explain what you want to achieve.

> The supposed configuration would be: > > (...) > function TFoo.InitProject(AProject: TLazProject): TModalResult;

Use as ancestor of TFoo the TProjectDescriptor.

[...] It's possible to add "Build modes"?

Not yet via the TProjectDesciptor. You can use project templates.

Mattias

2012/1/24 Mattias Gaertner :
[...]

Of course. Your screenshot show one possibility - the project options.

Yes, but I need to do this via TProjectDescriptor.

Both come with the directive {$R *.res}. I created my TProjectDescriptor based on the TProjectDescriptor of the "program".

I saw. There is no documentation about "project descriptors"? x(

What do you want to do? Mattias

Add my project in the menu File | New. But my project will have no icon, nor manifest file and by default my project will have two build modes.

Thx.

2012/1/24 Mattias Gaertner :
[...]

The default is to *not* create the resource directive. There is nothing to explain. Please explain what you want to achieve.

In all the options I've tested is created the directive. Eg, "Program", "Console application" and "Library". And in other projects, eg. "CGI Application". sounds strange to create an icon in a CGI application, right? :)

Use as ancestor of TFoo the TProjectDescriptor.

I already use, please see in; http://pastebin.com/3SczTFBj

Not yet via the TProjectDesciptor. You can use project templates.

x'(

Mattias

Thank you Mattias. ;)

You are right about "Program". I change that.
"Console application" does not have an icon. If it does for you, please report this bug.

> Use as ancestor of TFoo the TProjectDescriptor. I already use, please see in; http://pastebin.com/3SczTFBj

It works here under Linux. Maybe the bug only appears under Windows.

I added some fpdoc.

Mattias

2012/1/25 Mattias Gaertner :

I think it's bug...

Please see this video: http://silvioprog.com.br/video/bug

Lazarus 0.9.30.2 r33306 FPC 2.4.4 i386-win32-win32/win64

Have you tried 0.9.31?

Mattias

Tried with Lazarus 0.9.31 r34374 FPC 2.4.4 i386-win32-win32/win64 and got same problem as Silvio

Luiz