At 02:57 AM 25/01/2007, you wrote:
It took more than a lot of searching, but finally after combining
and extrapolating the code I found on 4 different sites, I finally came up
with what I believe is a proper start to using Firebird in an embedded
application. Here it is in Pascal NET
Hi Robert,
At least this seems to compile! Unfortunately however, I am now
getting an error message when I attempt to run it thru the debugger saying
that it cannot find the fbembed.dll, which is located not only where it was
originally installed, but also in the application's exe
Hi Cosmin,
I'm learning ASP.NET and in the process I need to learn ADO.NET; The
syntax for defining and using a SQL query that makes use of parameters
seems really difficult to me, so I hope I'm actually missing something.
I'm using a special routine that I wrote to add parameters to a
Hello Robert, here's what I found about Firebird the last two days:
As you might have noticed I've started working on a ASP.NET application
using Delphi and I obviously wanted to use my favorite database,
Firebird. First of all there's not much info on Firebird + ADO.NET
provider + Delphi.NET,
Hello everyone.
I'm learning ASP.NET and in the process I need to learn ADO.NET; The
syntax for defining and using a SQL query that makes use of parameters
seems really difficult to me, so I hope I'm actually missing something.
This is what I'm doing now:
procedure Test;
var
1)detach the on changeEven
2)Change Text
3)re attach the on change event
On 1/25/07, Ross Levis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to change the Text property of a ComboBox inside the OnChange
event. Setting it directly doesn't work presumeably because the
OnChange event occurs before the
Hello Alan,
as long as I only need to access TForm
properties. The problem--obvious to all of you--is that any GUI form
we use inherits from TForm and has additional properties, (component)
fields, etc. None of these would be available when I pass a reference
to TForm.
You can do this with
Alan Colburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
: try
with AIniFile do
begin
WriteInteger('Config', 'Width', Form1.width);
//something like a WriteString method to save Memo1's Text, or
a series of WriteStrings to save each of Memo1's
WriteString ('Memo', .'Memo Text',
I don't see how that will help. Changing the text property
programatically doesn't fire the OnChange event. It requires a manual
selection in the combobox.
Thanks anyway,
Ross.
- Original Message -
From: Arjang Assadi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Borland's Delphi Discussion List
Eddie,
Now, if you mention
Delphi, it's like the episode of the Twighlight Zone where Willaim Shatner
finds he's the last man on earth...
I think you mean Burgess Meredith, in the episode Time Enough at Last.
William Shatner did two other episodes.
Rory Daulton
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for clearing that up. I wasn't sure which it was, I haven't seen it in
probably 30 yrs.
E.
--- Rory Daulton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eddie,
Now, if you mention
Delphi, it's like the episode of the Twighlight Zone where Willaim Shatner
finds he's the last man on earth...
I
Steady on everyone, your collectively sending me on a bit of a guilt
trip here :-)
I've lurked on the Delphi lists here for years, and read every mail
that's been posted. Although over the entire period I think I've replied
to about 1 or 2. Some of the posts over that time have come in very
As perhaps the only native born New Yorker lurking on this list, I
might say that when I left that dreadful place on a 9 month grant to
study in Europe in 1954 at age 26, I breathed a sigh of relief. I
didn't choose to be born there, but it wasn't my parent's fault
either since they were
Thank you Sir...and you'll be very happy to know that next week I'm
going to write three or four pages on my last trip to Trafalmadore where I
had the honor of meeting Montana Wildhack...in the rough...and helping to
prevent the redundant and expensive end of the Universe! Of course for
Let me just say that I consider reading and understanding the API
we've all grown to know and love or hate depending upon your temperament, is
a breeze compared to understanding the FCL! There must be literally
thousands of classes hidden in there! And for me at least learning the
syntax
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