Peter Harrop wrote:
The thing is, I can program in Turbo Pascal as easy as writing an essay. I
presume it will be the same with Delphi with practice and experience.
I'm a first time Windows programmer. I installed Delphi two weeks ago I have
a utility app almost complete with a nice pretty
Thanks to all for the Blockwrite help. It's working well now.
What is the best way to get the international TimeSeparator char in a label on a
form at load time. I tried assigning it in the Initialisation section but that
gives me a memory violation.
Ross.
That's probably because it hasn't created the component yet.
Try doing it in OnShow.
Regards,
Bevan
Ross Levis wrote:
Thanks to all for the Blockwrite help. It's working well now.
What is the best way to get the international TimeSeparator char in a label on a
form at load time. I
Don't use OnShow as it gets called every time the form is minimised/hidden
and shown. Use OnCreate instead; this gets called once - after the
constructor.
Regards,
Dennis.
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To:
Ross,
Without going into too much detail here is the general order of code for
Delphi application on startup.
1. Initialisation sections for all units run in a somewhat arbitrary order
based on which units use which.
2. The code in the project source file is executed (Project menu, select
View
G'Day All,
I am looking for a freeware HTML display component. Has anyone got any
pointers? I do not want to use a TWebBrowser as I cannot rely on a
minimum level IE being installed on the target machine.
TIA
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Donovan
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www.pbear.com have a really good one which does
cost money.But they have a freeware one depending on what you want to do
with it - personel/educational based.
Nahum.
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AMTo:
Hi just a quick question.I believe that
TImage doesnt support Jpeg files, which our users may want to use. What is
the best way of doing a preview of BMPs and Jpegs. Do we need two
components, 1 for each image style or is there a component that displays
both?
RobSoftware engineerWild
TImage's will support JPEGS if you add the JPEG unit to the uses clause.
Not sure about D3 or D4 but definately D5.
JED
Hi just a quick question. I believe that TImage doesnt support Jpeg
files, which our users may want to use. What is the best way of doing a
preview of BMPs and Jpegs. Do
I was about to suggest this one, then saw your post. I thought it was
compleatly free, but if you wanted the source, then you paid?
--On Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:47 AM +1200 Nahum Wild
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
www.pbear.com have a really good one which does cost money. But they have
a
I bought it about 2 years ago so it may have changed since then.
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From: Mark Derricutt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 13:42 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Freeware HTML Display Component
I was about
Robert Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 27/06/2001 13:30:45:
Hi just a quick question. I believe that TImage doesnt support Jpeg
files, which our users may want to use. What is the best way of
doing a preview of BMPs and Jpegs. Do we need two components, 1 for
each image style or is
Due to some rather restrictive requirements for a coming project I
require
- A database format that can exist in a purely read-only state on a
CDROM
- Database drivers that must not require installation
- Database drivers that do not require access to the registry for
storing configuration
Thanks Ill try that :)
Rob
Software engineer
Wild Software Ltd
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Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 1:27 PM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Jpegs
TImage's will support JPEGS if you
Hi
There is a TQRShape component that comes with Quickreport within Delphi for
drawings boxes circles and lines.
We currently are using Delphi 4 and there are the various options for
rectange, circle, line etc. but nothing to signify
a radius option for rounding the rectangles corners.
Can
If all you need are tables filled with data, kbmMemTable
(http://delphi.e-indexit.com/) will do the trick. You can compile the table
formats and data into the app.
If you need SQL and wanted a more traditional solution, DBISAM can do it (
the FAQ explains how
If you don't want SQL then EasyTable found at http://www.aidaim.com/ is
apparently quite good and reasonably cheap. I have not used it myself so I
can't say, but they do have a free version.
Nahum.
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From: Edward Aretino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday,
What about IB6 - it supports a read-only DB especially for CD-Drives?
Don't know how you go about avoiding installing the drivers. I suppose if it
is all in the same directory, or the cd has the correct directory structure,
then it may work without an install.
You may have to experiment to see
When Delphi application is ran by non-administrator user on NT/2000 PC, it
cannot write to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry key.
Are there any tricks to get around this limitation ?
Regards
Alex
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Myles Penlington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 27/06/2001 16:05:59:
What about IB6 - it supports a read-only DB especially for CD-Drives?
Don't know how you go about avoiding installing the drivers. I suppose
if it is all in the same directory, or the cd has the correct
directory structure, then
Get an administrator to run regedt32 and modify the permissions on the key.
Don't write to the Key. Write to current user one instead... Probably not
really that
helpful though!
When Delphi application is ran by non-administrator user on NT/2000 PC, it
cannot write to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Could not find regedit32 on my W2K machine.
Neither could I find how to change permissions using regedit.
Thanks anyway
Get an administrator to run regedt32 and modify the permissions on the
key.
Don't write to the Key. Write to current user one instead... Probably
not
really that
helpful
Alex Kouznetsov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 27/06/2001 16:29:21:
When Delphi application is ran by non-administrator user on NT/2000
PC, it cannot write to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry key.
Are there any tricks to get around this limitation ?
Not as far as I know. There are a bunch of good
it is REGEDT32 (there is no 'i'). It is on mine.
You can't change permission with regedit.
Could not find regedit32 on my W2K machine.
Neither could I find how to change permissions using regedit.
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1. Initialisation sections for all units run in a somewhat arbitrary order
based on which units use which.
My recollection is that the arbitrary order chosen exactly matches
the order of the uses clauses in the .dpr!
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That is incorrect. The unit order in a DPR is only half the story. For
example, if you use SysUtils and Classes, no matter how you order then, you
will find that SysUtils still gets instantiated first. Unit dependency
determines the order. Another example, if you have unit1 and unit2 in your
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