I can't say I really like the look of that code, but unless I'm mistaken,
you've a problem in your call to LoadPanel.
If I read your intentions right, you want LoadPanel to create an instance of
a particular form, and assign it to the object reference fForm that you pass
in.
Therefore, when you c
Title: Message
I
meant to mention that rebuild batch file in my original email.
;-)
Assuming defaults, it's C:\Program Files\Borland\Delphi for .NET
Preview\source\rebuild.bat
Cheers,
Conor
-Original Message-From: Jeremy Coulter
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thanks
Pail.
Hi Chris,
Surely if you've got one line of strings (i.e. there is only one CR or LF/CR
pair) then the behaviour is as expected?
If you only have one line of strings, how are they delimited?
If they're comma separated, you could look at the CommaText property of a
TStringList IIRC, which would th
I've got both versions of the Framework installed, and I've got the Preview
working.
If the error you're getting is "Couldn't invoke rescvt.dll", read the
section PRODUCT INSTALLATION: *UPDATED* in the readme.txt in your \Delphi
for .NET Preview\ folder.
I followed the instructions in there for b
There are known problems debugging DLLs in at least Delphi v5 (maybe
others).
Basically Delphi is not finding the debug information for your COM DLL.
Ensure that you have all the debug settings checked in your project options
first.
After that, one workaround I've had to use is to get my project
Hi Phil,
Haven't looked myself, but have you investigated http://www.delphi-jedi.org/
and more specifically their JCL routines?
Anything there do what you want?
Cheers,
Conor
-Original Message-
From: Phil Middlemiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone recommend a really top notch lib
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take this to the off-topic list. ;-)
C.
-Original Message-From: Tracey Maule
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Friday, 18 July 2003 9:30
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[DUG]: Coding music?
I listen to zm too..
does anyone know how much d
Without looking at it more closely, you might have to bypass the Delphi
MessageBox function, and use the Windows API functionality directly. :-(
Good luck,
C.
-Original Message-
From: Alistair George [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi anyone know how to force a messagebox to the front in Wind
It really depends on how you manage the lifetimes of your forms.
Making your Mainform the owner of all subforms and dialogs allows you to
rely on the MainForm 'trying' to release them at app end.
However, if you use some other way of managing the lifetimes of your
subforms, or how you keep refere
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're looking for, but does this help?
S := 'Name is %s %s';
Result := Format(S, ['Conor', 'Boyd']);
HTH,
Conor
-Original Message-
From: Neven MacEwan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I want to use the format function and pass it a dynamic array of values, Can
As Moises says, you can try the archive.
However, I believe the thread you're looking for is '[DUG]: Software to
keep track of
developer work'. There are a number of emails, otherwise I'd just repost
it.
BTW, time flies when you're having fun, but the last post in that thread was
actually the 6
I tried replying to your message, but I got bounced by the list server.
Here's my response:
You're talking about a specific flavour of constant called a 'typed
constant'.
I use them from time to time for reasonably static information. As the help
says, they behave essentially like initialised v
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