Hi,
If I pass a TStringList to a function:
function TSLFunctn(myTSL: TSltringList):integer;
var i: integer;
begin
Result:=0;
for i:=0 to myTSL.Count-1 do //<---fails here
begin
Result+=strtoint(myTSL.Strings[i]);
end;
end;
The function fails when I try to assign quantify myTSL.Count.
Ho
2009/1/20 Darmawan Sugiarto :
> Can you give more information about your function.
Sure:
function FieldValueAsString(var fsbuffer: TByteBuffer;
fitype,marker,fisize: integer): string;
begin
case fitype of
43,52,108:Result:=inttostr(LEtoN(PLongint(@fsbuffer[marker])^));
50:Result:=inttostr(LEt
Can you give more information about your function.
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--- On Mon, 1/19/09, Dave Coventry wrote:
From: Dave Coventry
Subject: [Lazarus] Passing
ik schrieb:
>>> 1. Multiple spliting (and close the split) the editor to horizontal
>>> and vertical views
>> Better: multiple edit windows, as Delphi has.
>
> That can work, the thing is, that I really hate jamping using
> bookmarks, and I like to see things in front of me to work better.
I wor
Hi, i'm using lazarus v0.9.27 r18334 i386-win32-win32/win64 and fpc 2.2.3 on
a WindowsXP64.
I try to port a delphi program to lazarus/fpc, but when create then main
window, the program raise an exception.
The exception raise in Win32WSControls unit:
{$ifdef WindowsUnicodeSupport}
> On 0.9.27, if you activate a new feature, and you stand on a string,
> it marks all of the matching strings in the same file. It can be very
> helpful if I could fixate such string when I'm looking at the code and
> moving to see where the string in my context appears without the need
> to use s
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 11:14 PM, Hans-Peter Diettrich
wrote:
> ik schrieb:
>
>> There are few features that I would like to see in the Lazarus editor:
>>
>> 1. Multiple spliting (and close the split) the editor to horizontal
>> and vertical views
>
> Better: multiple edit windows, as Delphi has.
Martin Friebe wrote:
> Anyway, unless you are willing to spent time on debugging the issue your
> self, and go into the depth of the Connector code, this will probably be
> of little help.
i've finally been able to work out the following...
MySQLConnection: TMySQL50Connection;
TMySQL50Connec
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ik schrieb:
> There are few features that I would like to see in the Lazarus editor:
>
> 1. Multiple spliting (and close the split) the editor to horizontal
> and vertical views
Better: multiple edit windows, as Delphi has.
> 2. VIM keyboard support
> 3. Ability to have a way to fold code by us
Paul Ishenin schreef:
>> Should I add them to mantis as a wishlist ?
>>
> Add them to the wiki page with ideas and explain them there more
> detailed: http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Feature_Ideas
>
When you have written a patch to implement the features, you can add
them to Mantis.
Vinc
I recently had an issue with building and needed to pass the linker a
-fPIC parameter. I went to Project/Compiler Options/Linking and added
-fPIC parameter and put a check mark near the option to enable the
linking options and still had the error.
I reported the issue as an FPC bug (
http://bugs.
Ok,
But when reading or writing to the buffer you do need to reference the
element in which you want to start writing/reading... In the case that
entire buffer is to be written use [0].
You can't write the buffer itself as it's just a pointer...
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Dave Coventry
Thanks Martin, that works.
2009/1/19 Dave Coventry :
> Hi Andy, thanks for the response.
>
> The array was declared as
> var fsbuffer: array of Byte;
>
> I tried your suggestion and typed the array as
> Type TByteBuffer=Array of Byte;
>
> then declared the buffer
> var fsbuffer: TByteBuffer;
>
> I
Martin Friebe wrote:
> Open view->debug->stack window (alt-ctrl-s)
> That will show you where in the Lazarus code the exception happened.
> Problem: Likely it is in the fpc part, which will be useless numbers. Or
> even in the mysql library.
ahhh... that's more than i've seen before...
i opene
Hi Andy, thanks for the response.
The array was declared as
var fsbuffer: array of Byte;
I tried your suggestion and typed the array as
Type TByteBuffer=Array of Byte;
then declared the buffer
var fsbuffer: TByteBuffer;
I also declared the function using 'var' as you suggested
function FieldVa
ik wrote:
> Hello,
>
> There are few features that I would like to see in the Lazarus editor:
>
> 1. Multiple spliting (and close the split) the editor to horizontal
> and vertical views
> 2. VIM keyboard support
> 3. Ability to have a way to fold code by using comments with special
> chars (like (
Not sure, but I would try something like
FS.ReadBuffer(fsbuffer[0],recordsize);
The function is declared as
ReadBuffer(var Buffer;
So in reality a pointer to the variable is passed to the function. Your
dyn-array is already a pointer. You are passing in a pointer to the internal
point
Hi Dave,
My first comment would be you must declare the input as a variable.
Next, I probably would type the Array out as well before using it.
Type TByteBuffer=Array of Byte;
function FieldValueAsString(var fsbuffer:TByteBuffer; fitype,fisize:
integer): string;
Byte arrays should not generate
ik wrote:
> Hello,
>
> There are few features that I would like to see in the Lazarus editor:
>
> 1. Multiple spliting (and close the split) the editor to horizontal
> and vertical views
> 2. VIM keyboard support
> 3. Ability to have a way to fold code by using comments with special
> chars (like (
I have a function that I'm trying to pass an array to.
function FieldValueAsString(fsbuffer: array of Byte; fitype,fisize:
integer): string;
Calling the function:
setlength(fsbuffer,recordsize);
FS:=TFileStream.Create(fname, fmshareDenyWrite);
FS.Seek(seekpos,soFromBeginning);
FS.ReadBuffer(fsbu
Hello,
There are few features that I would like to see in the Lazarus editor:
1. Multiple spliting (and close the split) the editor to horizontal
and vertical views
2. VIM keyboard support
3. Ability to have a way to fold code by using comments with special
chars (like (* {{{ *) (* }}} ) that VIM
On 1/19/09, waldo kitty wrote:
> and that might be another "bug" or something where one can't install laz
> 0.9.26
> to one directory and 0.9.27 to another and have each come out of the box
> without
> sharing any config settings or something...
It can be done. Just start lazarus with --pcp
waldo kitty wrote:
> Martin Friebe wrote:
>
>> 2) You say you do not know the exact error: " because the popup box
>> doesn't state it" => Try running the exe in the debugger, make sure you
>> compile with debug symbols for gdb (-g, maybe also -gl).
>>
>
> just following up on this (as my
waldo kitty wrote:
> Martin Friebe wrote:
>
>> but a couple of thinks that come to mind:
>> 1) What version of FPC are you using (you only said you updated
>> Lazarus); you refer to FPC 2.2.2, have you tried the fixes branch
>> (2.2.3)? or trunc(2.3.1)?
>>
>
> i'm using whatever comes wit
Hi,
I tried to use so many times lazdaemon for my daemon application. I don't
understand. Why 'OnStart' event is not working?
I just want to see how is working. I'm looking to 'Cleandirs' code and
comparing with my simple application events. Everythings looking same.
Did you used before lazdaemo
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