Corey
Had to smile at the IB suggestion, It sings! It dances! its
Interbasee!!!
Seriously tho
Small &ne Zero
kbmMemtable would be my suggestion too, best thing is the support that Kim
Bo gives
(the man has endless patience)
Neven
has anyone suggested we should do all our posting in X
Thank you very much to all that made suggestions.
I have tested DBISAM for Delphi4 and am quite happy with it so far. I
will continue
to experiment but at present it looks quick enough and stable enough to
handle
what we need.
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Aaron
Just a note on the kbmMemTable list they did a comp of DBISAM and
kbmMemTable
the outcome was that DBISAM had a much higher instance memory usage
(something to watch
for if you are doing a large number of tables)
Neven
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I think that was comparing DBISAM tables used as memory tables vs
kbmMemTable. In this case, DBISAM could be much better since it would be
reading from disk instead of having everything in memory.
At 11:32 28/06/2001 +1200, you wrote:
>Aaron
>
>Just a note on the kbmMemTable list they did a com
Thanks all for the TimeSeparater help. OnCreateForm will do the trick.
I have another beginners question. The following generates the compiler
error ' ; not allowed before ELSE'. I can get around the problem but I
don't think I should have to! Does it say somewhere that a Case
statement can't
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If you ignore the case statements you are calling begin, without an end.
if InputIsCDG then
begin
...
else
...
end;
What you need is either:
if InputIsCDG then
...
else
...
or
if InputIsCDG then
begin
...
end
else
...
end;
Stacey
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Always ensure that there is a never a semi colon immediately before an
'else' part of a statement.
ie just delete the ';' after your first 'end' statement.
Mark
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Hi Ross,
if ... then
begin
end // missing
else
begin // missing
end;
Cheers,
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Hi Ross,
Well, with my limited knowledge of Pascal, I believe that you're gonna
need to remove that 'begin' and also remove the ';', cos you don't have
them before an else, from memory.
Ross Levis wrote:
>
> Thanks all for the TimeSeparater help. OnCreateForm will do the trick.
>
> I have an
Woops! Didn't look carefully enough - Stacey is of course correct
Mark
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: if case else
> If you ignore the ca
You missed the end cause for the first begin. eg
if InputIsCDG then
begin
case WriteRadioGroup.itemindex of
0: BINbuffer := EmptyWAV;
1: BINbuffer := CDGbuffer;
2: BINbuffer := EmptyWAV+CDGbuffer;
end;
end
else
begin
case WriteRadioGroup.itemindex of
Hi Ross,
The problem is that you started the 'if' with 'begin' so the compiler
expects an 'end' which you don't have!
The code should be:
if InputIsCDG then
begin
case WriteRadioGroup.itemindex of
0: BINbuffer := EmptyWAV;
1: BINbuffer := C
I feel like I've just been in one of those radio contents where the ninth
caller gets a prise. :)
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No price for spelling contests wrong though
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Oops sticky fingers. Second reply was trying fix my spelling mistake. :)
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Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 4:24 PM
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: if case else
I feel like
Ross Levis asked:
> I have another beginners question. The following generates the compiler
> error ' ; not allowed before ELSE'.
The other posts have address the practical solutions to this problem, but
there is a deeper issue here that should be mentioned for beginners to chew
on.
Nicholas W
Yes of course -- missing end. Silly me!
Ross.
Sergei Stenkov wrote:
> Hi Ross,
>
> if ... then
> begin
>
> end // missing
> else
> begin // missing
>
> end;
>
> Cheers,
> Sergei
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> Nicholas Worth designed the base Pascal syntax to use the semi-colon
> character as a statement sepeator, and this has confused Pascal students
for
> years now. It is especially annoying to anyone who is used to the C syntax
> where a semi-colon is used as a statement terminator.
Not to mention
I would think END IF qualifies as an 'END' statement...
>Not to mention us VB/Access programmers who have never seen a semi colon
>before :-) and don't need begin or end statements
If all languages were the same, there would be only one... Life would be
easier as well I bet!
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If you look at it from the other side, C source code looks like a whole lot
of comments tacked on to function declarations to a Delphi / pascal
programmer.
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> Nicholas Worth designed the base Pascal syntax to use the semi-colon
> character as a statement sepeator, and
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