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*[[Lazarus Faq]] - General information about Lazarus and specifics for Linux and Windows users. | *[[Lazarus Faq]] - General information about Lazarus and specifics for Linux and Windows users. | ||
*[[Lazarus DB Faq]] - FAQ on database issues in Lazarus. | *[[Lazarus DB Faq]] - FAQ on database issues in Lazarus. | ||
| + | *[[OS X Programming Tips]] - Lazarus installation, useful tools, Unix commands, and more... | ||
*[[Code Examples]] - Example working code for Lazarus. | *[[Code Examples]] - Example working code for Lazarus. | ||
| + | *[[Feature_Ideas|Wishlist/Wanted Features]] - Features that you would like to see in Lazarus | ||
| + | ===IDE=== | ||
| + | *[[IDE tricks]] - Useful features | ||
| + | ===LCL=== | ||
*[[doc:lcl/|LCL documentation]] - On line help for LCL (work in progress). | *[[doc:lcl/|LCL documentation]] - On line help for LCL (work in progress). | ||
| + | *[[Main Loop Hooks]] - How to handle multiple event sources | ||
| + | *[[Asynchronous Calls]] - How to queue methods for later execution | ||
*[[File size and smartlinking]] - How to smartlink applications and create smaller executables. | *[[File size and smartlinking]] - How to smartlink applications and create smaller executables. | ||
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*[[Accessing the Interfaces directly]] - Example how to access the LCL widgetsets | *[[Accessing the Interfaces directly]] - Example how to access the LCL widgetsets | ||
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*[[Add Help to Your Application]] - How to create a Online Help for your application | *[[Add Help to Your Application]] - How to create a Online Help for your application | ||
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*[[The Power of Proper Planning and Practices]] - common-sense programming best practices for the Free Pascal and Lazarus developer | *[[The Power of Proper Planning and Practices]] - common-sense programming best practices for the Free Pascal and Lazarus developer | ||
*[[Multiplatform Programming Guide]] - How to develop cross-platform applications and how to port from one platform to another | *[[Multiplatform Programming Guide]] - How to develop cross-platform applications and how to port from one platform to another | ||
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*[[Using Pascal Libraries with .NET and Mono]] - yes, you can use your Free Pascal code with .NET and Mono | *[[Using Pascal Libraries with .NET and Mono]] - yes, you can use your Free Pascal code with .NET and Mono | ||
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| + | ===Tools=== | ||
| + | *[[Lazarus Documentation Editor]] - Using "lazde" to create documentation | ||
| + | *[[LazDoc]] - An integrated editor for documentation files | ||
==The Lazarus Developer Guides== | ==The Lazarus Developer Guides== | ||
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*[[LCL Unicode Support]] - Road to Unicode enabled win32 interface | *[[LCL Unicode Support]] - Road to Unicode enabled win32 interface | ||
*[[LCL Documentation Roadmap]] - Which units have to be documented | *[[LCL Documentation Roadmap]] - Which units have to be documented | ||
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==Code Conversion Guides== | ==Code Conversion Guides== | ||
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* [[Code Conversion Guide]] - How to convert existing code and components from Delphi and Kylix | * [[Code Conversion Guide]] - How to convert existing code and components from Delphi and Kylix | ||
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Lazarus and Pascal Tutorials
- Overview of Free Pascal and Lazarus - A brief discussion of kinds of things you can develop with these general-purpose tools.
- Lazarus Tutorial - A tutorial for beginners and a detailed description of the Lazarus IDE.
- Lazarus IDE Tools - An intermediate level tutorial about code completion and other IDE tools.
- Lazarus Database Tutorial - An introduction to using Lazarus with databases.
- Developing with Graphics - Some basic examples on graphic programming.
- Pascal Tutorial - Tao Yue's Pascal Tutorial (reposted with permission).
- TXMLPropStorage - Using TXMLPropStorage to save user preferences.
- Executing External Programs - A short tutorial showing how to run external programs from inside your program.
- Hardware Access - How to access hardware devices, such as ISA cards, PCI cards, parallel and serial ports and USB devices.
- Networking - Tutorials about XML, TCP/IP protocol, creating secure network programs, WebServices, etc.
- Multithreaded Application Tutorial - How to write multithreaded applications using Free Pascal and Lazarus
- Streaming components - How to write components to streams and read/create components from streams
- Adventures of a Newbie - A blog of a newbie getting started with some tutorial information in a running log.
The Lazarus User Guides
- Installing Lazarus - An installation guide (please add to it!)
- Lazarus For Delphi Users - For Delphi users who are getting started with Lazarus
- Lazarus Faq - General information about Lazarus and specifics for Linux and Windows users.
- Lazarus DB Faq - FAQ on database issues in Lazarus.
- OS X Programming Tips - Lazarus installation, useful tools, Unix commands, and more...
- Code Examples - Example working code for Lazarus.
- Wishlist/Wanted Features - Features that you would like to see in Lazarus
IDE
- IDE tricks - Useful features
LCL
- LCL documentation - On line help for LCL (work in progress).
- Main Loop Hooks - How to handle multiple event sources
- Asynchronous Calls - How to queue methods for later execution
- File size and smartlinking - How to smartlink applications and create smaller executables.
- Accessing the Interfaces directly - Example how to access the LCL widgetsets
- Add Help to Your Application - How to create a Online Help for your application
Developing
- The Power of Proper Planning and Practices - common-sense programming best practices for the Free Pascal and Lazarus developer
- Multiplatform Programming Guide - How to develop cross-platform applications and how to port from one platform to another
- Using Pascal Libraries with .NET and Mono - yes, you can use your Free Pascal code with .NET and Mono
- Deploying Your Application - How to create an installer for your application
Tools
- Lazarus Documentation Editor - Using "lazde" to create documentation
- LazDoc - An integrated editor for documentation files
The Lazarus Developer Guides
- How To Help Developing Lazarus - A guide to help newbies start improving Lazarus
- Version Numbering - Explanation of the different version numbers of Lazarus
- Creating a Patch - A guide to making a patch with changes made to Lazarus
- Creating a Backtrace with GDB - A guide to making a backtrace to help you debug a program
- Nomenclature - Guide to choose a name for a new method or property
- Design Guide Lines - A guide about how to procede when changing Lazarus Source Code.
- GUI design - Notes on guidelines when designing the lazarus GUI
- Roadmap - An idea of the current status of the various parts of Lazarus
- Road To 1.0 - What needs to be done for Lazarus 1.0
- Moderating the bug tracker - Guidelines for lazarus developers and moderators for using the bug tracker.
- Codetools - How the codetools are integrated into the IDE
- Bounties - Need a particular new feature soon? Set a price here.
LCL - Lazarus component library
- LCL Messages - Guide related to LCL Messages
- LCL Internals - Some info about the inner workings of the LCL
- LCL Key Handling - Help! A key press, what now?
- LCL Unicode Support - Road to Unicode enabled win32 interface
- LCL Documentation Roadmap - Which units have to be documented
Interfaces
- Carbon Interface - The Carbon Interface for Mac OS X
- Qt Interface - The Qt 4 Interface for Unixes, Mac OS X and linux-based PDAs
- Windows CE Interface - For Pocket PC and Smartphones
Translations
- Getting translation strings right A few notes for programmers on how to create and use translateable strings in your application. Quickly discusses general things about creating strings, offers a few hints on implementation issues and points out some things to consider when using English as base language in particular.
- Localization Notes:
- German - Notes and guidelines for translating the Lazarus IDE to German, including a small dictionary to look up often used translations.
- Portuguese-Brazilian - Small dictionary containing common translations of terms used in the Lazarus IDE for the Portuguese-Brazilian translation.
- Add language bar explains how you can add a list of translations to the top of a wiki page.
Code Conversion Guides
- Code Conversion Guide - How to convert existing code and components from Delphi and Kylix
IDE Documentation
- Getting Lazarus - Instructions on how to download a released or SVN version of Lazarus
- Lazarus IDE - The IDE windows
- Lazarus Packages - A guide for creating a package under Lazarus
- Install Packages - A small guide to install packages
- Cross compiling - Creating executables of one platform, on another.
- Remote Debugging - How to debug your Lazarus application from another machine.
- Extending the IDE - How to add functionality to the Lazarus IDE
- Creating IDE Help - How to extend the IDE documentation
- Lazarus IDE ToDo List - Remaining tasks for the IDE
- Anchor Sides - Description of Anchor Sides Feature
Additional Components Documentation
- Pascal Script and Pascal Script Examples - How to use the pascal script components in Lazarus
- OpenGL - How to use OpenGL in Lazarus
Free Pascal Compiler Documentation
In addition to this site, the latest version of the documentation can also be found online and in a variety of downloadable formats on the main Free Pascal Compiler site. There is now also a WiKi site for FreePascal [1] very similar in style to this one, to allow developers to submit documentation in addition to the official FPC documents below.
