[lazarus] web updated and the cvs updates

[Cliff Baeseman]

Jeff the tabbed deal you see on the web site was a pure gtk direct coded
fron end that myself and Curtis was working on until the component tree was
finished by shane and michael. The intent was to provide the linux guys with
a simple ide to work from.

We have since jumped back into the component source again to speed along
that development. If you wish to see that source it is avilable for download
from the download page last link..

I know about the errors but we are focused mainly on getting the controls up
to speed. Once the controls are there we can snap the IDE together at a
pretty good clip.


Mine crashes also that is why I am compiling the test project contained in
the zip on the web site vs the lazarus project. This allows me to test
controls without having to worry about controls that are not rock solid yet.

Soon I will go thru the menu stuff again and see if I can fix that stuff up.

Cliff
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffrey A. Wormsley <daworm at cdc.net>
To: lazarus at miraclec.com <lazarus at miraclec.com>
Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 10:09 PM
Subject: Re: [lazarus] web updated and the cvs updates


>On 7/18/99, at 8:49 PM, Cliff Baeseman wrote:
>
>>Note* The lazarus ide main form still gets blow away if you do a resize it
>>has something to do with a improper functioning control I will try to
>narrow
>>that one down next.
>
>Have you tried to build this on your Win32 box?  I jest checked out the
>latest and "make clean" "make"  on everything.  The IDE comes up, but there
>are errors when you open a file.  It does not display any text, just a grey
>window.  Also, if you then click Save, the program abends.  I am attaching
>the debug output for the following actions:
>
>Load lazarus
>Click File | Open
>Select buttons.pp (just a small grey box appears, no text)
>Move the window down a bit (it covers the menu)
>Click File | Save
><crash>
>
>Also, just curious.  What code produced the Tabbed Notebook IDE that is on
>the web page screen shots?  Is this what I am "supposed" to see, or is the
>separate window per file what is intended?
>
>Jeff.
>
>