Hi,
A little while ago, somebody mentioned the annoying thing of subject
lines starting to look different with TAB characters inserted in them. I
have noticed this for a while now, but couldn't figure out what was
causing it.
I think I figured out the culprit. The issue is with Gmail! It see
Michael Van Canneyt kirjoitti keskiviikko 09 maaliskuu 2011 23:37:49:
> Please leave the options dialog as it is. It works well.
>
> One place for all settings is GOOD !
>
> Often you don't know where exactly a setting is, but now you can find it
> easily. If you split the dialog it into many, it
On 09/03/2011 21:31, Juha Manninen wrote:
Now there is a huge Options dialog where even the list of setting page names
(in a treeview) doesn't fit into the default sized window but must be scrolled.
..
I would like to see the big Options dialog splitted to many, and have them
under the menu. Th
On Wed, 9 Mar 2011, Juha Manninen wrote:
Hi
other settings could go there, too. Scan FPC directory would go to Tools.
Enviroment menu would go away.
On the other hand some packages can register their settings into a menu. It
makes sense to have one dedicated menu for settings.
I would like to
Hi
I moved items between Edit, Source, Refactor and Tools menus.
Now also some packages register their menu items under Source, View and
Environment menus instead of Tools menu.
I am quite happy with most item locations.
However "Enviroment" menu needs some attention as Martin noted.
Now there i
On Wed, 9 Mar 2011 14:24:02 -0300
William Oliveira Ferreira wrote:
> Touching in *Think about this thread from a absolute beginners point of
> view. *Well, a strange thing (as i think) is try to run [F9] a unsaved
> project (i think it happens on build to but i didn´t test), compiler raises
> a L
Touching in *Think about this thread from a absolute beginners point of
view. *Well, a strange thing (as i think) is try to run [F9] a unsaved
project (i think it happens on build to but i didn´t test), compiler raises
a Linking Fail error, but if you saves the project in some folder than
compiler
Il 09/03/2011 17:29, Mattias Gaertner ha scritto:
Some LCL widgetsets use this:
{$if defined(cpui386) or defined(cpux86_64)}
{$IFDEF windows}
Set8087CW($133F);
{$ELSE}
SetExceptionMask(GetExceptionMask + [exZeroDivide,exInvalidOp]);
{$ENDIF}
{$ifend}
thanks!
On Wed, 09 Mar 2011 14:17:19 +0100
Andrea Mauri wrote:
> Il 09/03/2011 12:49, Hans-Peter Diettrich ha scritto:
> > I'd check this just before the operation, then you won't get an
> > exception at all. You can wrap that in a MyLn function, if you need ln()
> > more often.
> ok. I know. but my ques
Il 09/03/2011 12:49, Hans-Peter Diettrich ha scritto:
I'd check this just before the operation, then you won't get an
exception at all. You can wrap that in a MyLn function, if you need ln()
more often.
ok. I know. but my question is more general and it is:
The gui app handles this operation gi
Andrea Mauri schrieb:
The calculations are under try except.
For what reason?
An exception down in some calculation doesn't give you any clue of what
exactly went wrong, only that *something* went wrong.
Sometimes happens that the argument (a) of b:= ln(a) is negative.
I'd check this ju
Dear all,
I developed an application that perform some calculations.
This application has a gui version and a console version, it runs on
windows and linux.
Both apps use the same units for calculation, only the interface units
are different.
I have some problems in the exception handling.
Some
On 08/03/2011 19:45, Marco van de Voort wrote:
> In our previous episode, Frank Church said:
[...]
>> They are cloud users in that sense as a lot of their data is stored
>> and found in the Google cloud.
>
> That is a stretch. Google is a mere index, like searchengines have for
> decades. For me C
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