no crash on a 32bit Windows XP with
Lazarus 1.3 r47147 FPC 2.6.4 i386-win32-win32/win64
2014-12-09 4:39 GMT+01:00 Kiên Nguyễn Tiến Trung :
> I'm finding the way to add something into a TCollection while using
> TTIGrid on it. I've tried following code, however, when I click Button1,
> then click
On 09/12/2014 10:41, John Landmesser wrote:
no crash on a 32bit Windows XP with
For me it sometimes crashes, and sometimes does not (Win7 32-bit).
The problem is not with adding an item to TCollection (which is fine as
far as I can see), but probably some hard to find bug in the LCL which
TTI
It doesn't crash immediately after clicking Button1. In my case, I must
click into the TIGrid, then it crashes.
2014-12-09 19:31 GMT+07:00 Howard Page-Clark :
> On 09/12/2014 10:41, John Landmesser wrote:
>
>> no crash on a 32bit Windows XP with
>>
>
> For me it sometimes crashes, and sometimes d
error create after form destroy, so many times I check All class &
components is free. "TFRM_.FormDestroy( >3" this is debugln command last
code on onformdestroy.
Access violation some time create and stop "QCoreApplication."
message and application continue
I couldn't find this error as lo
Hello,
some months ago, I wrote a a time-input component, which is oriented on
the TDateEdit. Another programmer gave me the idea to integrate it to
the LCL. So I add a entry to the bugtracker and attach a patch.
http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=27147
In the bugtracker discussion, Juha Mann
> But what is the problem with new components?
No problem with that I guess, but the "competes" part could be. i.e.: there
are two competing components which do the same thing (and belongs to the
same package: LCL) with one of them is not VCL compatible.
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How do I get a real number to display as a decimal in a dbedit instead of an
exponential number?
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RealNumber := 1.5;
FloatToStr(RealNumber:2,RealStr);
DbeditBox.text := RealStr
The ":2" specifies the number of decimal. If you were using WRITE to output to
the console, it would look like:
RealNumber := 13.3456;
writeln('Number = ',RealNumber:3:2);
Which would output
Number = 13.34
The firs
Works great! Thanks!
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> On Dec 9, 2014, at 22:23, Chris Kelling wrote:
>
> RealNumber := 1.5;
> FloatToStr(RealNumber:2,RealStr);
> DbeditBox.text := RealStr
>
> The ":2" specifies the number of decimal. If you were using WRITE to output
> to the console, it would look like
On 12/09/2014 04:32 PM, FreeMan wrote:
error create after form destroy, so many times I check All class &
components is free. "TFRM_.FormDestroy( >3" this is debugln command last
code on onformdestroy.
Access violation some time create and stop "QCoreApplication."
message and application con
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