I am trying to convert my cmd line bat files to use D2007. They all
work for all teh libraries, mine, codegear and 3rd party... that is
except one.
First I dont know which of the 3 packages I should have in the LU (use
Package option). I have tried Indy100, IndyCore100 and IndySystem100.
Hi Myles (and others)
I have had a break through this morning.
First, In answer to your questions Myles,
The initialization of TAutoObjectFactory triggers fine.
Could not find any reference to QueryInterface
However We have foudn the root cause of the issue.
On a machine where it works the
Just another annoying thing.
The reason the IDE loads faster now is because it does not disappear
when you close it. But if I close it its because I want it gone either
because I have finished with for a few hours or because I am yanking the
rug off from under it by replacing the libraries.
Just another annoying thing.
The reason the IDE loads faster now is because it does not disappear
when you close it. But if I close it its because I want it gone either
because I have finished with for a few hours or because I am yanking the
rug off from under it by replacing the libraries.
Beware that dcc32 is now really designed to use the .dproj files.
My experience is that the dcc32 batch files I used with D2006 and
earlier are not compatible.
I have used the --noconfig on the command line in the D2007 version.
Myles.
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I havent gone for D2007 yet as D2006 working okay for me. However the
no. one annoyance with D2006 is the great succession of crash messages
when you close, and the slow startup. Are these actually fixed in D2007?
--
Phil Scadden, GNS
Always closes for me, does take some time to close down.
It is much quicker to load, that is mainly because it no longer loads
all the bpl's up front. When you open a form/project, it will then load
some other bpl's if it needs to.
Myles.
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Phil Scadden wrote:
I havent gone for D2007 yet as D2006 working okay for me. However the
no. one annoyance with D2006 is the great succession of crash messages
when you close, and the slow startup. Are these actually fixed in D2007?
It also completely goes for me. I occasionally get crash
Rohit Gupta wrote:
I am trying to convert my cmd line bat files to use D2007. They all
work for all teh libraries, mine, codegear and 3rd party... that is
except one.
First I dont know which of the 3 packages I should have in the LU (use
Package option). I have tried Indy100, IndyCore100 and
There is an Auckland CodeGear event focused around Highlander on the
16th. If you don't get an invite in the next 3-4 days, please let me know.
Depending on how well it is attended, we may bring it to the other cities.
Richard
--
Richard Vowles, Product Evangelist
Developers Inc Ltd (for
Let me get this straight.
You cant use the auto-registration as it accesses the registry
You cant use RegSvr32 as it doesn't register exes.
How exactly is one supposed to register an exe that provides COM
support? Btw The only machine in this equation that is Vista is my
machine. The
Have you applied the service patches and the hotfix rollups?
Yes, all of the D2006 hotfixes. If you do program reset during debugging then
it will crash on exit everytime. Sometimes will crash by simply opening
it, opening a project and closing.
Not sure about that as it does it on two different pcs. I assumed it
was a feature. :-( Okay, I will do some more tests
Steve Peacocke wrote:
Rohit, I have no such problems. D2007 closes just fine and is completely gone.
I would suspect (Count(gremlins) 0)
Steve
On 01/08/07, Rohit Gupta
Possibly, but its another thing to learn (maybe semi-relearn unix make
syntax). I just want to get it up and running before I start tweaking
things.
Richard Vowles wrote:
Rohit Gupta wrote:
I am trying to convert my cmd line bat files to use D2007. They all
work for all teh libraries,
I really want someone at Code gear to yell at !!! This is my third day
on this one issue, I have work up the ying yang that I cant get done
and I seem to find a new bug in D2007 every time I blink.
If you have software assurance you have 3 support cases. Create one
and get an answer from
If it builds inside the IDE, then you have an MSBuild project that works
- this is what D2007 creates from your existing project. You can then
just run MSBuild from the command line
Richard
Rohit Gupta wrote:
Possibly, but its another thing to learn (maybe semi-relearn unix make
syntax). I
Why cant I trust it ? :-)
The idea of the cmd line compiler is that
1. I can batch it to compile multiple project groups at once
2. This uses different compiler switches (for release) such as no
assertions, optimisation on
3. These use run-time packages to lower the update footprint.
I
Rohit Gupta wrote:
Why cant I trust it ? :-)
The idea of the cmd line compiler is that
1. I can batch it to compile multiple project groups at once
2. This uses different compiler switches (for release) such as no
assertions, optimisation on
3. These use run-time packages to lower the
Before I was installing D2007 at work. Now I am doing it a t home. And
I have been having a different set of problems.
1. The update instructions and the info displayed was confusing, so I
canceled the update. This actually uninstalled the original D2007.
2. At startup it can not find
Steve,
you are right, now I have 8 copies of it in the task manager. There is
no entry in the windows event log... any clues anyone ?
Steve Peacocke wrote:
Rohit, I have no such problems. D2007 closes just fine and is completely gone.
I would suspect (Count(gremlins) 0)
Steve
On
you are right, now I have 8 copies of it in the task manager. There is
no entry in the windows event log... any clues anyone ?
Is this a vanilla install?
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Yeah, Fiji is overdue. I was there in high school for 3 years (on my
way from India to here). I havent been back for over 25 years.
Richard Vowles wrote:
Rohit Gupta wrote:
Why cant I trust it ? :-)
The idea of the cmd line compiler is that
1. I can batch it to compile multiple
Just for your Info..
I have been looking at and thrashing TrueCrypt. It works really well,
especially for a freebie. It allows you to have encrypted files,
folders or drives. It will even let you do a an encrypted drive inside
another encrypted drive. :-)
I want to use it for my USB
I second that recommendation. Top notch bit of OSS.
I use a TrueCrypt volume as a repository on my work PC for parking my
offsite backups from home in. ;-)
C.
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On Behalf Of Rohit Gupta
I have been looking at and
Just had an invite to the webinar on the 3rd Aug
Richard Vowles wrote:
There is an Auckland CodeGear event focused around Highlander on the
16th. If you don't get an invite in the next 3-4 days, please let me
know.
Depending on how well it is attended, we may bring it to the other
cities.
Any luck registering?
If I try to logon with what I think my password is it says: Incorrect email
or password.
If I use the forgotpassword link it says: The email address in invalid.
please enter a new email address.
If I register as a new user it says: User could not be created/updated due
to an
Stephen, it doesnt work from home, it didnt last time. I just tried
it but I cant tell if it doesnt like my proxy server or if the web
site is broken
Stephen Barker wrote:
Any luck registering?
If I try to logon with what I think my password is it says: Incorrect email
or password.
If
The same problem in FF.Works in IE
--- Stephen Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any luck registering?
If I try to logon with what I think my password is
it says: Incorrect email
or password.
If I use the forgotpassword link it says: The email
address in invalid.
please enter a new email
WINK!
Rohit Gupta wrote:
Just for your Info..
I have been looking at and thrashing TrueCrypt. It works really well,
especially for a freebie. It allows you to have encrypted files,
folders or drives. It will even let you do a an encrypted drive
inside another encrypted drive. :-)
I want
Bloody stupid question I know, but I spent all day traversing 3 tons
of spaghetti code and my mind is mush.
Is there a way that I can tell a tMemo component not to keep updating
when I process all the lines.
I have a tMemo component with, lets say 5-10,000 lines. I want to
process through each
Same problem. Hopefully we'll be able to get in on the day.
Alister Christie
Computers for People
Ph: 04 471 1849 Fax: 04 471 1266
http://www.salespartner.co.nz
PO Box 13085
Johnsonville
Wellington
Stephen Barker wrote:
Any luck registering?
If I try to logon with what I think my
Steve
Memo1.lines.Beginupdate? or something like that
Bloody stupid question I know, but I spent all day traversing 3 tons
of spaghetti code and my mind is mush.
Is there a way that I can tell a tMemo component not to keep updating
when I process all the lines.
I have a tMemo component with,
Try LockWindowUpdate with the handle of your TMemo, followed by
LockWindowUpdate(0) when you're done.
HTH,
C.
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On Behalf Of Steve Peacocke
Bloody stupid question I know, but I spent all day traversing 3 tons of
Look at and use BeginUpdate and EndUpdate.
Can't remember if it's a method of TMemo or a method of the TMemo.Lines
property.
Best Regards,
Chua, Chee Wee
CCNA, MCSE, SCJP, SCSA,
CodeGear(tm), from Borland
Where developers matter
www.codegear.com
I have a tMemo component with, lets say
Perhaps:
sl := TStringList.Create;
sl.Assign(memo1.lines);
//process sl
memo1.lines.Assign(sl);
Alister Christie
Computers for People
Ph: 04 471 1849 Fax: 04 471 1266
http://www.salespartner.co.nz
PO Box 13085
Johnsonville
Wellington
Steve Peacocke wrote:
Bloody stupid question I know,
Yep.
Memo.Lines.BeginUpdate;
// Do stuff
Memo.Lines.EndUpdate;
This works with anything that is based on TStrings.
Stacey
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On Behalf Of Neven MacEwan
Sent: Wednesday, 1 August 2007 16:13
To: NZ Borland Developers Group
No, Thanks, but sorry that won't work. BeginUpdate will be for Data
enabled components. This is a simple tmemo.
Thanks anyway
Steve
On 01/08/07, Neven MacEwan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve
Memo1.lines.Beginupdate? or something like that
Bloody stupid question I know, but I spent all day
No.No.No.
Do not use LockWindowUpdate for these kind of cases. LockWindowUpdate is
to be used for drag and drop cursor operations and nothing else (my
basic understanding of it's development - check up in Raymond Chen blog
about this)
If you want to stop drawing use (any window handle can be
Ah - Lines DOES have BeginUpdate and EndUpdate methods, and they work.
LockWindowUpdate(memo1.Handle); seemed to also work too, but did
something funny near the end where it started to update when it was
about 80% through.
Thanks people.
Steve
On 01/08/07, Alister Christie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes it will work!
TMemo uses TMemoStrings
On Wed, 01 Aug 2007 16:20, Steve Peacocke wrote:
No, Thanks, but sorry that won't work. BeginUpdate will be for Data
enabled components. This is a simple tmemo.
Thanks anyway
Steve
On 01/08/07, Neven MacEwan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve
Actually, if you start looking at the Tmemo code, which uses TMemostrings,
you will find the begin update actually calls SendMessage(Memo.Handle,
WM_SETREDRAW, Ord(not Updating), 0); so it is perfectly fine to call Begin
adn end update on memos.
Jeremy
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From:
On 01/08/07, Jeremy Coulter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, if you start looking at the Tmemo code, which uses TMemostrings,
you will find the begin update actually calls SendMessage(Memo.Handle,
WM_SETREDRAW, Ord(not Updating), 0); so it is perfectly fine to call Begin
adn end update on
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