We seem to be in the grip of the same catharsis as last year...
Like D4, imho, the productivity stuff is the major move. The versioning tool
looks good (including to-do lists) will help team productivity - as well as
the ADO stuff will make my life easier. Just the lack of code navigation
Hi,
I am having problems with C++ builder 3 using .OBJ files that were compiled
using Delphi 4
I made some .OBJ files from my .PAS files that work fine in Delphi. I can
compile my C++ app, but I always get Linker Errors.
The .OBJ files were created by compiling the .PAS files in Delphi's
How about adding all those {$EXTERNALSYM xxx } to your delphi source that
seems to be scattered about the VCL? I believe these stop the C++ linker
errors from occurring.
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From: Chris Crowe [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 20, 1999 9:49 AM
To:
Lost me there, trying to find that $EXTERNALSYM in the help file was a waste
of time, just more undocumented features.
Now here is some interesting facts:
I have made a test delphi control this is the code:
unit AdrockTestThisCPlusPlusPanel;
interface
uses
Windows, Messages, SysUtils,
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From: Chris Crowe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lost me there, trying to find that $EXTERNALSYM in the help file was a
waste
of time, just more undocumented features.
According to my Delphi 5 help file (I didn't check Delphi 4):
Syntax {$EXTERNALSYM identifier}
The
Hi Steve.
I obtained a copy of MSDE via Office 2000 Developer version (which we got by
mistake when we ordered an NFR Professional version, ssshh, don't tell
Bill!)
I installed it on my notebook yesturday and yes, it's full SQL 7 without the
front end stuff and some other minor bit's and
I obtained a copy of MSDE via Office 2000 Developer version (which we got
by
mistake when we ordered an NFR Professional version, ssshh, don't tell
Bill!)
I installed it on my notebook yesturday and yes, it's full SQL 7 without
the
front end stuff and some other minor bit's and peices.
How
On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Peter G Jones wrote:
Give me a call if you want to have a 'look'.
I was just thinking, we (in Auckland at least) havn't had an actual DUG
meeting in a long time, how about we do one and have someone who has used,
D5, ADO, and maybe this MSDE to give a demo or all the new
Since Peter has "Looked at it" that makes him qualified to show us here in
CHCH ?
Jeremy Coulter
Application Developer
Application Development Centre
Compaq Computer New Zealand Ltd.
Phone: 64 3 371 5724
Fax:64 3 371 5724
Mobile: 64 0212533214
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was on the understanding that a OBJ is a OBJ is a OBJ.
Well I have tried compiling the control (included in previous message) using
delphi 3. I get the same results with C++1, Same with C++3 and C++4
complains with message about AlignControls.
So how are we suppose to support C++, I assumed
I was on the understanding that a OBJ is a OBJ is a OBJ.
Nope, and OBJ is only an OBJ when MS says it is - its 'their'
'standard', and they change it between versions of VC++ - and they dont
document it either. Its about as portable as a .dcu.
Maybe I should just compile the .PAS file using
Thanks, I will try that option instead.
Chris
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Richard Vowles
Sent: Monday, 20 September 1999 15:48
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Using .OBJ files compiled in D4, in C++ Builder
Thanks, I will try that option instead.
Chris
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Nic Wise
Sent: Monday, 20 September 1999 15:14
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Using .OBJ files compiled in D4, in C++ Builder
I
Argg! All I did was install it. The next step is to read the 1000 or
so pages of Interface definition and try and use it. Ask me again in a few
days.
If you know MS SQL then you know MSDE - it's the same thing - it even
installs to C:\MSSQL7.
From: "Coulter, Jeremy" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I worked on an existing app last year that had a line that essentially set
the printer to printers.itemindex (or similar) with the comment that it was
to fix the D3 printer bug.
I never compiled it with D3 - but can probably dig out the code if you want.
Max
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From:
Would
localshare help?
Max
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven
WildSent: Friday, 17 September 1999 13:57To: Multiple
recipients of list delphiSubject: [DUG]: BDE
Hi
In a situation where we have to use dbf tables
and the BDE
No. each version of delphi does things in a slighly different way.
converting a D3 program to D4 took asbout 1/2 an hour but converting it back
to D3 took about 1/2 a day. Things to watch out for are query parameters
(moving back to D3 lost all my parameters and new component properties which
1/. When you undock a panel, by default the window created has a small
border. How can I change this? I tried setting FloatingDockSiteClass
to be the class of a form I created, but after doing that my panel would
no longer undock at all.
2/. When you dock a form on another form, you can get
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