@Graeme:You have a nice piece of work with you fpGUI and the UIDesigner.
My goal here with DialEdit is that it can be integrated in the IDE.
@korba812, any screenshot we can see?
Quote from: x2nie on April 30, 2017, 08:20:21 am@korba812, any screenshot we can see?It is difficult to show on screenshot because they look similar. I am sending compiled example from Harbor compiler (32bit win):......
A valid point. I can't remember, does the Text IDE support "external tools", if so, you can still call the fpGUI UIDesigner from the Text IDE - just like we currently do with Lazarus IDE. But that obviously means you will have to be running the Text IDE via a console window under X11 - and not directly from a console login. But I get your point and goal.
You have confirmed that my imagination was wrong, due I think another appearance of non-console-app appearance (see last pic below)
Quote from: x2nie on May 01, 2017, 02:18:51 pmWow, that is cool for my eyes. amazing to know that a console app is also a gui app, both in a single exe.You have confirmed that my imagination was wrong, due I think another appearance of non-console-app appearance (see last pic below)That screenshot is just to hide the teletubbies...?
Wow, that is cool for my eyes. amazing to know that a console app is also a gui app, both in a single exe.You have confirmed that my imagination was wrong, due I think another appearance of non-console-app appearance (see last pic below)
Actually, my screenshot is taken from here: https://jonlennartaasenden.wordpress.com/2014/10/19/build-your-own-delphi-based-operative-system/Which there, the main topic is about running delphi application in DOS, so there are tools to emulate windows environment in DOS
Yes it supports external tools,
...but only in a blocking way, iow the IDE only resumes if the tool has finished afaik
did someone had a look ?
https://github.com/joecare99/Public/blob/master/Projects/bin/x86_64-win64/fpc_TestFV2units.exe
@Graeme:You have a nice piece of work with you fpGUI and the UIDesigner.My goal here with DialEdit is that it can be integrated in the IDE.