Thanks for the info.
But why do you need the ASCII and UTF-7 encoding at all?
Provided the text contained non-ASCII chars they would be replaced by
the default fail char ?, why not just save with default ANSI encoding,
the first 128 chars are always the same, in any codepage.
Also I've never seen
So maybe somewhere in the code a wrong codepage is passed this this Win32
API call.
That won't raise an exception unless some wrapper function throwed one.
I sorted the problem out and it was not ICS (as what we agreed on already).
FYI
I use a save file dialog and allow the user to choose
Where it said:
The error is actually coming from Windows, not Delphi,
when TEncoding's constructor passes $ to the Win32 API GetCPInfo()
function and it fails.
Passing an invalid codepage to GetCPInfo will let the function fail
with return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, the exception is actually
Hi guys,
I posted below quote in the embarcadero.public.cppbuilder.ide newsgroup.
My first reaction was that this is a Borland issue, but since I use two
components (ICS and DragDrop) I need to make sure that it's not coming from
something else.
This is on a user's system and I can't debug
Updated the repository so it will be included in today's nightly built
ZIP download.
Thanks.
I shall re-test with that build shortly.
I'm still completely overwhelmed by following errors:
[BCC32 Error] Overbyteicslibeay.hpp(253): E2015 Ambiguity between
'Byte' and 'System::Byte'
[BCC32
Hi,
I'm porting my app from BCB5 to CB2009
To do that I ported the ICS specific code (a class around the HttpCli
component) a while ago and that seemed to work great in a little test
program.
Yesterday and Today, trying to port the whole project I ran into lots of
Ambiguity issues, for
The SVN HTTP version does seem to be showing revision 297 which is 10
days old, I'll see if the server has stopped or something.
You should really be using proper SVN or TortoiseSVN, which will show a
much later revision including the units Arno checked in this morning.
//
Do you use a
Should I URL encode the POST data as well ?
Yes.
I did ... it did not help.
I used your older URLEncode() function that has UTF-8 conversion hard coded
in it (I could not check out the newer version, see other email).
I came to the conclusion that the '=' sign cannot be encoded as then it
The Problem:
On the receiving end (webpage) the the POST variable doesn't arrive
intact. Only the first letter. In this example case only t arrives
(so t = test instead of test = test
As suggested, the value arrives intact (in this case test)
It's no bug. The component user is responsible
I downloaded alpha version 7 from the website but seem to be
oblivious on how to properly install the components on C++ Builder
2009 ?
At first download the latest source code, alpha version 7 is buggy:
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/FAQ
The readme does explain it for Delphi, but
I just converted a piece of code to CB2009 (coming from BCB5), not
originally written by myself, so it's a bit searching what is what, but I
believe I run into a component issue. Meanwhile I created the same app in
BCB5 and there is works OK, using the same code.
I used HEAD version v7,
Hi,
I downloaded alpha version 7 from the website but seem to be oblivious on how
to properly install the components on C++ Builder 2009 ?
The readme does explain it for Delphi, but the mentioned files won't open in
Builder because of the so called Delphi.Identity missing ?
I already installed
version from the SVN repository.
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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 17:09:27 +0100
From: Peter Van Hove pe...@smart-projects.net
Subject: [twsocket] CodeGear 2009
To: twsocket
Hi colleagues,
I newly signed up for this mailing list so I might be asking an old (and
answered) question. If so, kindly point me to the thread that I should be
reading.
The issue is that I need to start thinking of porting my app to CG2009 because
I want to take advantage of the Unicode
it does and who it is for).
And last but definitly not least,
It's Francois' pet project, his baby, his hobby,
let HIM decide what to do please !
Best Regards,
Peter
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a cable modem, The Belgians among you
know it as TeleNet).
Or is there a known issue with secure tunnels ? Something I should be aware
of ?
Thanks,
Best Regards,
Peter
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Hi All,
I use THttpCli and the Get() command to download a simple txt file which
I
parse to see
Hello All,
At home i've setup a Firewall to protect the internal network and to do
some NAT for internal machines WWW and mail
recently and internal machine became a dual homed lan en wlan host.
The internal network is 10.60.0.0 while the wlan net is 10.70.0.0
all traffic for 10.70.0.0 is being
5.8
package maintainer but the link he provide onto the mailinglist is a
dead end.
So if anyone would have some news about it it's quite welkom.
Kind regards
Peter Van Hove
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Hello ace,
Sorry to bother any of you, but every time I try to apply a new
patch, I run into trouble. I use Debian (woody) now, which has a
source-only package for qmail-1.03, to which I apply the patch fount
at nrg4u... this is the result:
it's a known problem the qmail source tree
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