When you click on a package in the Installed list (in Install/Uninstall Packages) it should show which palette it's in.? It does in Delphi. ?
A. G.
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When you click on a package in the Installed list (in Install/Uninstall Packages) it should show which palette it's in.? It does in Delphi.
If you want to implement it and you need help, do not hesitate to ask.
Mattias
Not me, I know NOTHING about Laz internals, I just use Laz to develop apps.? Someone who does know could probably do this in minutes.? And how would one go about learning the internals? ?
It's important to make Laz easier for beginners, and it's not always obvious which palette a component is on as it is in Delphi. ?
A. G.
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From: Mattias Gaertner
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Subject: Re: [Lazarus] Packages
On Sat, 30 Mar 2013 14:48:00 -0700 (PDT)
Alejandro Gonzalo wrote:
> When you click on a package in the Installed list (in Install/Uninstall Packages) it should show which palette it's in.? It does in Delphi.
If you want to implement it and you need help, do not hesitate to ask.
Mattias
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Alejandro Gonzalo wroteAnd how would one go about learning the internals? It's important to make Laz easier for beginners, and it's not always obvious which palette a component is on as it is in Delphi.
See units InstallPkgSetDlg and ComponentPalette.
The code browsing features help learning it.
Juha
Not me, I know NOTHING about Laz internals, I just use Laz to develop apps.? Someone who…
Not me, I know NOTHING about Laz internals, I just use Laz to develop apps.? Someone who does know could probably do this in minutes.? And how would one go about learning the internals? ? It's important to make Laz easier for beginners, and it's not always obvious which palette a component is on as it is in Delphi.
Some notes:
Where a component is:
Right click on components / View all
What components are installed by a package:
Open the package editor, select a file.
Many (most) packages do not install components.
Mattias