Lazarus 0.9.30 released

[el-mono]

Despues de muuuucho trabajo y un tiempo prolongado el equipo de Lazarus libero una nueva version estable de esta maravillosa herramienta, aunque estaba disponible desde el sabado recien hoy hicieron el anuncio.

A prgramar gente.

[Casimiro Noteví]

¡Estupendo!

[pacopenin]

Hola.

Estupenda noticia.

Saludos,

[[Chris]]

Y qué trae de nuevo esta versión?

[Casimiro Noteví]

Empezado por Chris

Y qué trae de nuevo esta versión?

Básicamente, estos cambios:

Highlights / Major changes:

LCL:
* Windows CE: support for clipboard and keypad devices
* GTK2 and GTK1 interfaces are now separated.
GTK1 is no longer maintained by the Lazarus team,
but patches are still welcome.
* fpGUI: the LCL interface to fpGUI now supports all components
on the standard page.
* QT: support for Haiku
* Layout and autosizing is now more consistent across widgetsets,
overhead was reduced, improved cross platform layouts and complex forms.
* Added gif reader
* TLazIntfImage - New function AlphaBlend, which can alpha blend
an intfimage into another, using a separate intfimage as the
alpha channel.
* Unit chart and its component TBarChar are deprecated.
See the new package TAChartLazarusPkg.

IDE:
* Support for FPC resources:
You can now use {$R *.lfm} instead of {$i unit1.lrs}.
* The Delphi converter has improved a lot.
* Build modes, build macros and conditionals now allows
different sets of compiler options for projects and packages.
* Editor
* Hiding (Folding) of comments in Pascal source.
* Allow Multiple Source-Editor Windows
* Allow several Views of the same Source
* User-defined color-schemes.
* Identifier-completion pop-up is now resizeable
* Project compiler options can now be saved as default for new projects.
* When opening a project only those forms are opened
that were open when project was closed.
* Various designer usability improvements:
* arrow and tab keys switching between components
* resize/move cancellation using ESC key
* save/restore of the form window state in the project session
* skip snapping when Alt key is pressed
* When creating a new project the default unit output directory
is now lib/$(TargetCPU)-$(TargetOS). Target file name is project1.
This has no impact on old projects.
* IDE now preserves the line endings of source files (it uses
the line ending of the first line, it does not preserve mixed
line endings).
* You can now quickly switch between several versions / branches of
packages by defining the preferred package file name for each dependency.
* You can now use the IDE directive %H- to hide individual hints,
notes and warnings.
* The IDE can be made dockable. Install either the package
AnchorDockingDsgn or EasyDockMgrDsgn.
* The ToDo list was moved to a separate package: todolistlaz.lpk.
* Czech translation added

Debugger / Editor
* Inserted/Deleted lines during a debug session are now tracked.
Breakpoints and Execution-line are adjusted.
* Step out command implementation (by Flavio)
* Show execution point command
* Single Instruction step (over/into)
* UI Improvements: Toolbars for Watches, Breakpoints, Disassembler
* Watches: Enabled display formats (mem-dump, Hex, Default, ..)
* Disassembler added navigation: jump to address / return to execution point
* Improved reaction speed: It is possible to continue stepping
without having to wait for all watches, locals, ... to be evaluated

Components:
* The IDE got some options to become easier for students and pupils
and there is a new package EducationLaz adding options to hide
complex parts of the IDE
* New AggPas (Anti Grain Geometry for Object Pascal) package,
now supporting FPImage and LCL. AggPas highlights: Subpixel rendering,
8-bit alpha channel, paths, platform independent rendering using
pure pascal
* TAChart update, including: stacked and rotated series, 3 new types
of series, axis transformations, interactive tools, 6 new demos and
other improvements


And thousands of fixes and smaller changes. The detailed list of changes can be
found here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/L..._release_notes

[[geolife]]

Genial, hacia un tiempo considerable que esperaba estuviera lista!! Con el tiempo ha ganado en calidad y estabilidad, es fácil portar algunos proyectos delphi con apenas cambios!

[[rretamar]]

Muy buena noticia. Gracias.

[rrf]

Muy buena noticia.

Gracias.

[jandro]

Hola a todos!

Hace tiempo que sigo el proyecto Lazarus, incluso llegue a instalarlo y hacer pruebas en mi Mac. Mi pregunta es: ¿Que tipo de componentes utiliza? Me gustario desarrollar aplicaciones de video en Mac y no lo consigo, seguramente esto sea una opcion mas.

Gracias y saludos.

[Ñuño Martínez]

Acabo de instalarlo en mi Xubuntu, y ya está tocando las narices con que no encuentra tal archivo o cual directorio. Tendré que bucear entre las opciones, a ver si lo arreglo (oooootra vez... ¡Ains! ).

Empezado por jandro

Hace tiempo que sigo el proyecto Lazarus, incluso llegue a instalarlo y hacer pruebas en mi Mac. Mi pregunta es: ¿Que tipo de componentes utiliza?

En MacOS soporta tanto Cocoa como Carbon. Lo que no sé es si existe QT o GTK+ para MacOS, pero si es así entonces también soporta estos dos. Mira en las opciones de compilación.