Lazarus 0.9.28 en la calle!

Ya comentabamos hace poco mas de un mes que se estaba preparando el lanzamiento y ahora ya es oficial la nueva version estable de lazarus!

Se puede leer las notas de la version en el wiki y os los podeis descargar del sitio de siempre

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Y el anuncio hecho por Mattias en la lista de correo internacional:

The Lazarus team is glad to announce the 0.9.28 release. This release
is based on fpc 2.2.4.

This release can be downloaded from the SourceForge download page:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files/

Highlights / Major changes:

LCL:
*LCL now uses gtk2 as default widgetset on Linux and BSD
*Windows CE: Implemented TCalendar, TFloatSpinEdit, TOpenDialog
 and TSaveDialog
*TFrame support. Visually nesting in the IDE.
*TMonitor class: multi-monitor support
*New components: TShellTreeView, TShellListView and TFilterComboBox
*Refactoring of LCL reduced minimum size of executables by about 15%

IDE:
*New IDE options dialog combines environments, editor, codetools,
 code explorer, debugger and help options.
*Application icon has been added to the Project Options
*Many source editor improvements like display of "double width" fonts
 (Eastern, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, ...), better code folding,
 highlighting, syncro editing, persistent blocks ...
*Codetools: removing empty methods, block completion,
 update references when renaming a unit
*Debugger: assembler windows, easier exception handling,
 breakpoint properties

And thousands of fixes and smaller changes. The list of changes can be
found here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_0.9.28_release_notes

Known issues:
- Debian packages: the default lazarus directory is wrong.
  The IDE detects the right one and asks on first start.
  Just click Ok.
- When compiling a test application the compiler can not
  find project1.lrs. Workaround: save the project before
  compiling OR create an empty file /tmp/project1.lrs.

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2 Comments

  1. Alejandro Lavarello dice:

    El componente ShellTreeView no cuenta con iconos. Por algún defecto, la lista de directorios
    que presenta es de sólo texto. Tampoco cuenta con la propiedad Images, la que sí está presente en
    el componente TreeView.

  2. javivf dice:

    Correcto, para el uso de imagenes tienes TShellListView que tiene las propiedades .LargeImages, .SmallImages y .StateImages. No se si TShellTreeView tiene que contemplar esas caracteristicas para seguir con la compatibilidad con Delphi, nunca lo usé…

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