>I added LoadFromFile in this event.
That was the first thing I tried, but the problem is, this happens before
anything is put on the screen.. so when I run the program with an Ini file with
4000 entries in it, there is a good 30 second delay, and then the screen is
shown with everything loaded.
So I tried putting it in various places in the form, but then it runs
additionally when I don’t want it to.
The problem I’m having is understanding the sequence of things (if there even
is one) with my console programs, I specifically determine the exact order I
want things to run, but this is more just a collection of things that all run
at the same time.. well they don’t run at the same time, it’s an illusion,
computers only do one thing at a time.. but I don’t understand how this
illusion is controlled…how can I order it to show form1, show the buttons, show
the load bar graph… get everything on the screen, THEN load the last used file?
I can’t really use config.ini, because in order to get everything on the
screen in the proper size and position, the configuration would have had to be
read in already.. so before anything is displayed.. I want the load to happen
after everything is displayed. I supposed I can maybe launch a timer to wait 1
second to get everything on the screen then load the files, but I don’t even
know where to put the timer.
>I have extracted the pdf generation to a unit uText_to_PDF with a
class TText_to_PDF to make a pdf from a string. You can even use it in a
console app.
>3 pdf are generated now: List, Tree, List+Tree.
The PDF Files look great, separate PDF files is really better in my opinion
anyway. That is awesome that I can make text to pdf in a console app! Thanks
for making that a separate unit.
>I’m I have delete some files which differed only by case. After
committing from linux, the pull on windows deleted all the files but I could
revert them on next commit from windows to get them back in correct case.
>It seems to be stable now.
I'll try another pull request of something simple just to see if it will work.
>I used your code for days to make a function Duration_from_DateTime(
_DateTime: TDateTime): String;
>I added on main form a button "Test" with a few test cases
>Let me know if it's ok for you. still not getting a page break using
word to open the odt file.
The duration looks great, all the test cases look great too.
I'm not getting the page break in word either.
James
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