I don't understand what you mean
Johann Glaser wrote:
Isn't that as easy as just using
Write(^G);
?
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Another, more seldom reason for recompilation problems is that you
happen to name one of your own units the same as a rtl/fcl/lcl library
unit. In that case the compiler thinks that your file is the new source
and it wants to recompile the library units
Wow, that is very useful
On 20 April 2010 07:19, Wimpie Nortje wimpienor...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't understand what you mean
I think he means the ascii bell code, which makes a beep if you write
it to a console. This ascii bell code is 7, or control-G.
Henry
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Wimpie Nortje het geskryf:
I don't understand what you mean
Johann Glaser wrote:
Isn't that as easy as just using
Write(^G);
Is you BEEP framework/library/service the same as the beep sound made by a
computer speaker. eg: writing the bell character (#7) to the console causes
the PC
In our previous episode, Johann Glaser said:
Isn't that as easy as just using
Write(^G);
Afaik that only works with the terminal in cooked mode. If you do it by e.g.
IOCTL (don't know how beepfp does it under FreeBSD, see unit console) this
should work afaik.
On 20 Apr 2010, at 11:46, Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Johann Glaser said:
Isn't that as easy as just using
Write(^G);
Afaik that only works with the terminal in cooked mode. If you do it
by e.g.
IOCTL (don't know how beepfp does it under FreeBSD, see unit
Hi,
Tirdly, once I was programming a program (the source code is below)
when I input about 100 data the program occured a error ,then it
terminated. I don't why ,and I can't understand the Error Code it gives
to me.Can you find my error and fix it for me?
for i:=1 to 112 do
begin
hahahahhahah
BEEP has nothing to do with beeping from the application :P
2010/4/20 Jonas Maebe jonas.ma...@elis.ugent.be:
On 20 Apr 2010, at 11:46, Marco van de Voort wrote:
In our previous episode, Johann Glaser said:
Isn't that as easy as just using
Write(^G);
Afaik that only works
Hello Lazarentos
I created a base class that uses RTTI to link the properties of child
classes to fields of a TDataset.
I need to modify the base class getter method for each property.
Checking the sources of methods RTTI, the point is PPropInfo.GetProc.
So how to assign the address of a method
{$i-} reset(dat);{$i+}
if ioresult 0 then
rewrite(dat);
Although not wrong, the purpose of this construction is not clear to me.
In every case you will end up overwriting all data in the file.
In that case you could simply do with a rewrite(dat). The reset(dat)
is really not
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