Peter Harrop wrote:
> The thing is, I can program in Turbo Pascal as easy as writing an essay. I
> presume it will be the same with Delphi with practice and experience.
I'm a first time Windows programmer. I installed Delphi two weeks ago & I have
a utility app almost complete with a nice prett
Peter
Peter Hyde is dead right - Delphi is so much fun I now find it a painful to
go back to BP7.
Paul Lowman
Lowman Consulting Ltd.
Embedded Systems & Software
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Peter Harrop wrote:
> The thing is, I can program in Turbo Pascal as easy as writing an
> essay. I presume it will be the same with Delphi with practice and
> experience. Peter.
You Will Love It(tm).
Run, do not walk, to your nearest Delphi compiler...
cheers,
peter
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: Paul Lowman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, 26 June 2001 12:37
Subject: Re: [DUG]: The Long and Winding Road
Peter
Like you I have long been programming DOS apps in Turbo Pascal but also
windows apps in Delphi.
I STRONG
Peter
Like you I have long been programming DOS apps in Turbo Pascal but also
windows apps in Delphi.
I STRONGLY recommend getting your head around OOP as it makes life
simpler,more predictable and much, much more fun. (Also reduces bugs and
makes logical error much easier to find blah blah etc
: [DUG]: The Long and Winding Road
Chris Reynolds wrote:
>
> Sorry Peter
>
> I know it is the wrong answer but you really have no choose except
re-write
> to get a reasonable windows app.
>
> My advice is, if you want a console app then stick with your 16-bit
> executable.
T
Chris Reynolds wrote:
>
> Sorry Peter
>
> I know it is the wrong answer but you really have no choose except re-write
> to get a reasonable windows app.
>
> My advice is, if you want a console app then stick with your 16-bit
> executable.
Thanks Nic and Chris,
I'm just a bit worried that Windo
Peter Harrop
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 5:46 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG]: The Long and Winding Road
Hi,
I'm new to this list.
Starting about 12 years ago, I have what is now a very large VGA Dos
commercial application created using Turbo Pascal.
I have finally decid
> 1) If I was to program in CONSOLE mode, would I have access to graphics
> commands like LINE or RECTANGLE (or the Delphi equivalents) ?
No, but you can manually open a window and draw on it.
> 2) In Standard mode, do you need to keep strictly to an OBJECT style ?
> It would make it easier if I
Hi,
I'm new to this list.
Starting about 12 years ago, I have what is now a very large VGA Dos
commercial application created using Turbo Pascal.
I have finally decided to bite a considerably well stocked bullet and
have a look at converting it to Windows using Delphi 6, which I am in
the process
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