Hello Francois, thanks for answering.
2) $IF defines
for my units, I replaced the include file with COMPILER_##_UP defines to the
file with following text:
// compiler version constants for checking with $IF directive (only for
Delphi7+)
const
RAD_XE = 22;
RAD_2010 = 21;
RAD_2009 = 20;
RAD_2007 = 19;
RAD_2006 = 18;
Delphi_9 = 17;
Delphi_8 = 16;
Delphi_7 = 15;
so my version checks look like {$IF CompilerVersion >= RAD_2009} ... {$IFEND}
And compilers lower than D7 won't compile conditional defines anyway.
Concerning BCB, it has no separate meaning (BCB6 is too old, and later it was
included into BDS/RAD).
I remember this subject to be discussed some time ago, and your answer was NO,
but as long as $IF defines are already used, why don't use them everywhere.
4) THttpBigInt
>Strictly not needed, but make code easier to update.
Well, I don't think that in the near time the value of 17,179,869,183 GIGABYTES
would be not enough :) Besides, don't other components like FTP and Socket
itself need similar types too?
7) Last-modified and Date header fields
>I don't see exactly what you mean
I mean:
...
property LastModified : TDateTime read FLastModified;
property Date : TDateTime read FDate;
...
procedure THttpCli.GetHeaderLineNext;
...
else if Field = 'date' then
FDate := RFC1123_StrToDate(Trim(Data))
...
else if Field = 'last-modified' then
FLastModified := RFC1123_StrToDate(Trim(Data))
...
end
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Anton
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