{%MainUnit gtkproc.pp}{%MainUnit gtkint.pp} { $Id$ } {****************************************************************************** Centralized includefile for some common gtk defines ******************************************************************************} // TODO: Test on all platforms {$IFNDEF DisableAsyncProcess} {$IFDEF Linux} {$IFDEF CPUI386} {off $DEFINE UseAsyncProcess} {$ENDIF} {$ENDIF} {$ENDIF} {$IFDEF windows} {off $DEFINE NoGdkPixbufLib} {$ELSE} {off $DEFINE NoGdkPixbufLib} {$ENDIF} {$IFDEF gtk2} {$IFDEF NoGdkPixbufLib} {$UNDEF NoGdkPixbufLib} {$EndIF} {$EndIF} // soin all cases pixbuflib is efectively used {off $DEFINE GDK_ERROR_TRAP_FLUSH} {$DEFINE REPORT_GDK_ERRORS} {off $DEFINE VerboseAccelerator} {off $define VerboseModifiermap} {off $DEFINE VerboseTimer} {off $DEFINE VerboseMouseBugfix} {off $DEFINE RaiseExceptionOnNilPointers} {off $Define DisableCriticalSections} {off $Define Disable_GC_SysColors} (* keep track of keystates instead of using OS This is the old mode and might be removed *) {$DEFINE Use_KeyStateList} (* Since some platforms (Darwin) can have X but also have a native gtk implementation, the following defines are used HasX -> X can be used for accessing functions not implented in gtk/gdk (this does not mean that gdkx functions can be used) HasGdk2X -> gdk2x can be used (gdk2x is defined for fpc 2.1+) UseX -> Use the X version of gtk instead of a native version *) {off $define UseX} {$ifdef Unix} {$ifdef Gtk1} {$define HasX} {$else} // on darwin we try to use native gtk {$ifdef Darwin} {$ifdef UseX} // it can be overridden {$info Compiling with gtk2 for X} {$define HasX} {$else} {$note On darwin the native gtk2 widgetset is used. } {$note If you want to use gtk2 for X, define UseX } {$endif} {$else} {$define HasX} {$endif} {$if defined(HasX) and not defined(VER2_0)} {$define HasGdk2X} {$endif} {$endif} {$else} {$ifdef Gtk1} // not supported {$fatal X is required for GTK1} {$endif} {$endif}