On Thursday 26 July 2012 20:41:48 Christian Nobel wrote:
> Den 26-07-2012 15:57, Martin Schreiber skrev:
> > Works for me. Which operating system?
>
> Ubuntu 11.04
> MSE 2.8.2 (but also seen on earlier versions)
>
Works for me. Please send a testprogram which shows the problem.
> But if I eg. do t
Den 26-07-2012 15:57, Martin Schreiber skrev:
> Works for me. Which operating system?
Ubuntu 11.04
MSE 2.8.2 (but also seen on earlier versions)
But if I eg. do this:
procedure tmainfo.opencsvfile(const sender: TObject);
begin
if tfiledialog1.execute(fdk_open) = mr_ok then
begin
AssignF
Self exiting the program or the thread?
==
The program.
2012/7/26, Martin Schreiber :
> Am 25.07.2012 05:24, schrieb Martin Schreiber:
>> On Tuesday 24 July 2012 21:11:25 Ivanko B wrote:
>>> to move gui code in main thread.
>>> =
>>> Any or particular type of GUI code ?
>>>
Am 25.07.2012 05:24, schrieb Martin Schreiber:
> On Tuesday 24 July 2012 21:11:25 Ivanko B wrote:
>> to move gui code in main thread.
>> =
>> Any or particular type of GUI code ?
>>
> On Windows any. Use application.lock/unlock in order to set common variables
> only, unless we can s
I had thought of that.
But being the lazy programmer that I am, I was hoping for one line of
program code, just like the appendrow is a one liner.
Patrick
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Am 26.07.2012 16:08, schrieb Patrick Goupell:
> In a stringgrid I can do a "mystringgrid.appendrow (msestringarray)"
>
> Is there a quick way to get a stringgrid row into an array?
>
> mystringgrid.? (row, msestringarray)
>
> or msestringarray := mystringsgrid. (row);
>
> or what.
>
> Looki
In a stringgrid I can do a "mystringgrid.appendrow (msestringarray)"
Is there a quick way to get a stringgrid row into an array?
mystringgrid.? (row, msestringarray)
or msestringarray := mystringsgrid. (row);
or what.
Looking at the stringgrid source code I could not find an appropriat
Am 26.07.2012 12:52, schrieb Ivanko B:
> The purpose of this command in the project is to delay exiting
> the whole program for a while after finishing all threads so that user
> can see the results.
> ==
> Hmm.. me terminate the application in one of its threads.
> What is Your opi
Am 26.07.2012 12:34, schrieb Christian Nobel:
> Hi.
>
> Reopening an old issue, haven't been playing around with it for quite a
> while (rather given up), but now I would like to find a solution.
>
> Very simple, I am trying to read a large textfile, but doing read I want
> the wait cursor.
>
> Try
Am 26.07.2012 11:56, schrieb Ivanko B:
> Looks OK for me. sleep() must run in worker thread,
> ==
> Why ? The purpose of this command in the project is to delay exiting
> the whole program for a while after finishing all threads so that user
> can see the results.
>
Calling sleep() in main
The purpose of this command in the project is to delay exiting
the whole program for a while after finishing all threads so that user
can see the results.
==
Hmm.. me terminate the application in one of its threads.
What is Your opinion on proper build such kind of programs (serving a
Hi.
Reopening an old issue, haven't been playing around with it for quite a
while (rather given up), but now I would like to find a solution.
Very simple, I am trying to read a large textfile, but doing read I want
the wait cursor.
Trying to do like this, but still it seems like the process simp
Looks OK for me. sleep() must run in worker thread,
==
Why ? The purpose of this command in the project is to delay exiting
the whole program for a while after finishing all threads so that user
can see the results.
showmessage() in main
thread because of Windows restriction.
==
B
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