I've done a little math: you've loaded a 240x320 24bit BMP; The same amount
of space would be required to hold 300 16x16 images or 133 24x24 images.
I think you're kind of miss-using MS's TImageList if you add large (240x320
is large) images to it. This control is designed to efficiently hold
Worse than that though I think is how little hard info was actually
given! They used the word enhancement quite a bit but didn't say exactly
what those enhancements might be! No release date, no prices, no mention of
Win32 except that it is supported, no mention of any language
On 10/11/05, Robert Meek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not Delphi anymore, it's the Borland Application Studio!
Now if only they would have called it that, youd get a promotion if
only you were working for Borland marketing.
Also checkout chrom from remote objects http://www.remobjects.com/
I may quote:
Revolutionize Your Windows Development
Delphi 2006, the most productive, complete, and reliable Windows RAD
environment ever!
The marketing people from Borland are really sick. Did they open the D2005
ide in their lives? I think Borland is hammering more nails in their coffin
Just a quick question... Is it possible to change the size of the font
within the standard MessageDlg dialog boxes? I'm asking, because i'd
like to increase the font size, but do so within all messages, including
any dialog box that is presented due to an application error.
Worse than that though I think is how little hard info was actually
given! They used the word enhancement quite a bit but didn't say exactly
what those enhancements might be! No release date, no prices, no mention
of
Win32 except that it is supported, no mention of any language
If you waqnt to use the _standard_ MessageDlg you should regard
the font as being the user's choice, not yours, including large
or small fonts, 96 or 120dpi etc.
If you want something different, create a modal dialog of your
own design.
HTH
Glen
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Please keep discussion related to the actual press releases and don't be too
harsh in criticisms until we actually see the product :)
We'll let the discussion go on for a day or so - but remember to keep things
professional and be nice to those who disagree with you :)
Glenn Crouch
Did I miss the It produces 64-bit Windows code part?
Did I miss the Kylix V4 part?
David
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On 10/11/05, Robert Meek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Worse than that though I think is how little hard info was actually
given! They used the word enhancement quite a bit but didn't say exactly
what those enhancements might be! No release date, no prices, no mention of
Win32 except that
On 10/11/05, Liviu Claudiu Uba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I may quote:
Revolutionize Your Windows Development
Delphi 2006, the most productive, complete, and reliable Windows RAD
environment ever!
The marketing people from Borland are really sick. Did they open the D2005
ide in their
Wait until October 2006, for Delphi 2007. October is the generally the month
when Borland want Delphi developers to reach for their credit cards for a
pricey upgrade.
Since my last upgrade to Visual Studio 2003, there have been 2 Borland
Delphi upgrades to nil for MS. It seems Borland does it
Sly is right on. I left Delphi about two years ago, up until that time I
had purchased every update since Turbo Pascal. They have left the
individual developer behind.
Since I subscribe to Microsoft's MSDN Universal I just could not justity
the increase in price that Borland feels is necessary to
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I've done a little math:
Eric Daniels wrote:
Wow Microsoft's image list is really crap
25 bmp's all sized at 226k width 240 x height 320 made my exe file size 10
megs along with a 4 minute compile time clearly will not work
I've saved my bmp's to jpg format and compiled them into a resource file
with
I was planning on asking for this discussion to be moved over the
Delphi-Talk list where it belongs even before Glenn mentioned it, so you'll
find a reply there!
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David J Taylor wrote:
Did I miss the It produces 64-bit Windows code part?
No. It's not there.
Did I miss the Kylix V4 part?
No. It's no there either.
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Correction.
4096 is the size of the stream. Since it's shared memory, it CAN'T grow
beyond
it's default size.
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Hello Brad,
Does anyone know how to add a new field to a ClientDataSet after the
DataSet is already created? Is it possible?
Dont know, but I use TKbmMemTable from Kim Madsen
http://www.components4developers.com which is very good and can
indirecly do this at runtime (by saving the data to a
Hello Brad,
I have two ClientDataSets with identical fields. One is for the user
viewing the data, and the second receives incoming data, processes it,
filters out unwanted records and then adds the remaining records to the
other ClientDataSet so the user can view them.
The TKbmMemtable I
Hello Brad,
Thanks. I might try it. I've had the TKbmMemTable for many years, but
haven't used it for at least a couple of years.
It is still a remarkable good product, and has excellent support on a
news server latest time.
I'm not sure I know how
to add a field in a stream, but I guess I
That's not the problem. The thing is that the host app has it's own memory
functions that are required to be used, and do not like dynamic arrays.
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I been appending code to a unit for a while, I dont know why i havnt thought
of this before, since it's reusable across my projects. I recently completed
a new unit with working read/write functions. Now I have a question. When my
code was in my mess of appendages, I wrote this structure to
1. I don't have events, I just have a thread which polls the ShareMemory
stream about 5 times a second looking for changes in state.
2. You can do that with a Stream. The TSharedMemoryStream is just the
backbone for the writing/reading of any type of data, including Structs.
e.g.
TMyStruct =
In this case I think I would simply connect the original dataset to
two Grids. The first allows editing and appending, and the second being
read only. Disable the 2nd grid when ever the dataset is being written to
and then Enable the controls and do a refresh. I don't see anything you
Richard R wrote:
That's not the problem. The thing is that the host app has it's own memory
functions that are required to be used, and do not like dynamic arrays.
Got it. I've encountered the same kind of situation working with
Windows Shell PIDLs.
You may find you'd be better served in
Even though they announced it's release, not their intention to, I
knew that is what is was, however I think the reason so many of us are
frustrated by an announcement like this is that it's the same old thing
again! Borland's ideas on Marketing seem to be aimed at the kind of hype
that
Robert's email says it well. When I started a new project early
this year, I really wanted to get D7 instead of D2005. However,
Borland didn't sell it any more. D2005 has nice features but
for what I want to do (Win32), it's fat and slow with a seriously
incomplete help. It seems that D2006 goes
One more thing.
The Stream Class as a private member called FMemory : pTByteArray;
You could cast your struct directly do that member and access it like you
normally would, just be sure you do a Lock/Unlock before.
I just use the Stream methods everywhere since that's what I'm used to.
Mark
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