I'm developing an Application that confronts two
person e their born dates and, to do this, i have two ComboBoxes for the names
that i get in a name field's table e to a MaskEdit that receives it's Born
Date.
I'm doing this :
// to put tha names available in the database in
the comboboxes
I'm developing an Application that confronts two person e their born dates and,
to do this, i have two ComboBoxes for the names that i get in a name field's
table e to a MaskEdit that receives it's Born Date.
I'm doing this :
// to put tha names available in the database in the comboboxes :
At 09:55 am 19/02/01 -0300, Richter said:
But what is going wrong The BornDate everytime is the BornDate of
the last record.
Your problem lies in the fact that the combos only contain strings. These
strings are not linked to any table, therefore the table you have is not
moving at
Hi !
Someone know a component to write PDF documents ? Is it possible ?
thanks
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Hello Lisandro
There are several components. One by Amyuni is great for Delphi but its
expensive. You could start your evaluation at
http://www.pdfzone.com/products/software/toolinfo_create.asp
Best wishes
Russell
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From: Lisandro Rueckert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Lisandro Rueckert asked the assembled:
Someone know a component to write PDF documents ? Is it possible ?
One component that may be of interest is PasPDF availablew from
http://members.nbci.com/tkcham/pdfindex.html
but this hasn't been updated for a long sime. It is freeware so its worth
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There's also WPTOOLS wPDF component at
http://www.wptools.com/
kr
Gary
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Lisandro Rueckert asked the assembled:
Someone know a component to write PDF documents ? Is it possible ?
One component that
Hello again Lisandro
A very desireable PDF component is one which behaves like a printer. Any
output you would normally send to a printer you can send to the component
and instead of getting paper copy you get a PDF file. Some PDF components
produce PDF files only in special cases. Your needs
Take a look for an application called NikNak !!!
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Subject: [DUG]: Delphi PDF
Hi !
Someone know a component to write PDF
G'day folks,
I want to delete certain records from multiple linked tables.
The criteria (defined in sFILTER) is e.g. "ClientType = 2"
What I did is, I created the following SQL and delete records in a loop.
The thing is, that the loop seems to work quite well, it counts down
(indicated by the
Hi all
To all hardened API programmers:
Has anyone used the TerminateThread function under WinNT 4.0.
It needs a handle with THREAD_TERMINATE access rights.
How do I go about retrieving such a handle.
I know under W2k I could use OpenThread, however, I can't find any
documentation for WinNT
I am using Delphi 5 and win 2000. I am trying to create graphs based on data
from an excel file. I create the excel file with my RLL and inside that RLL
I want to be able to create the excel file. Here is the code I have so far
and I can't get it to run, I keep getting OLE errors while running
(quotes are from the WinAPI help)
1/.
The Win32 API does not provide a way to get the thread handle from the
thread identifier. If the handles were made available this way, the owning
process could fail because another process unexpectedly performed an
operation on one of its threads, such as
I have a DLL
developed by us in Delphi which our clients are using from VB and VBA, and we
have problems with a function that has a string result.
The Delphi
definition is
function
AddUser(PUserName, PFullName, PGroupName: PChar; PActive: Boolean): PChar;
stdcall;
which we can access
Stacey, what size is a VB integer? You probably need to make sure that your
"as integer" accesses the same number of bytes as a delphi boolean,
otherwise it may "spill over the edges" (into the function result?). Try
defining PActive as a LongBool instead of a Boolean, and see if the problem
That didn't do the job. Ending up doing the following.
In Delphi:
function AddUser(PUserName, PFullName, PGroupName: PChar; PActive: Boolean;
const PPathOut: PChar): Integer;
...
// Take a copy of the path
StrPCopy(PPathOut, LPath);
Result := StrLen(PPathOut);
...
In VB:
Declare Function
Stacy
function
AddUser(PUserName, PFullName, PGroupName: PChar; PActive: Boolean): PChar;
stdcall;
[...]
In VB they
use
Declare Function
AddUser Lib "cjnhosting.dll" _ (ByVal PUserName As
String, ByVal PFullName As String, _ ByVal PGroupName As
String, ByVal
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