Re: [DUG] Topgrid in BDS2006

2010-03-21 Thread Jan Bakuwel
Hi Kyley, Hi.. I had trouble with topgrid too after a while and I found it more and more difficult to make it meet our needs as time progressed. We ended up using TVirtualTree which is free with source. I use that for all our grids and dataentry throughout the application. As to TopGrid..

Re: [DUG] Topgrid in BDS2006

2010-03-21 Thread PDS - John
Hi Jan I have used Express Quantum Grid. Very comprehensive. http://www.devexpress.com/Products/VCL/ExQuantumGrid/ Cheers John C ___ NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi mailing list Post: delphi@delphi.org.nz Admin:

[DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Alistair Ward
Hi, We're looking to integrate a scripting engine of some sort into a Delphi app. Possibilities are: 1) DelphiScript from RemObjects 2) Python for Delphi 3) TMS Scripter Studio 4) JavaScript (?) Has anybody had experience with using any of these products? I am particularly interested if anyone

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Kyley Harris
Javascript is no problem at all. I integrated it into a project a while ago to test for scripting financial formulas etc and dynamic billing routines. I'd have to track down the component I used. it was very easy to integrate. On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Alistair Ward aw...@forum8.co.nz

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Kyley Harris
I'm using this one unit aw_SCtrl; { The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License Version 1.0 (the License); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ Software distributed under

Re: [DUG] Topgrid in BDS2006

2010-03-21 Thread David Brennan
Ditto for ExpressQuantumGrid. The DevExpress components are in general all very powerful and pretty well written (ie good overall class architecture, there is still a lot of code though so it takes a bit of understanding if you want to create your own versions of things like we have). If you are

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Colin Fraser
We use FastScript from the Fast Report people... here is their blurb: A unique feature of FastScript is its ability to use several languages (PascalScript, C++Script, JScript and BasicScript). This allows you to write scripts using your favorite language. FastScript doesn't use Microsoft

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Todd Martin
Hi Alistair PaxScript supports Basic, C, Pascal and Javascript scripts http://eco148-88394.innterhost.net/paxscript/ Todd. We're looking to integrate a scripting engine of some sort into a Delphi app. Possibilities are: 1) DelphiScript from RemObjects 2) Python for Delphi 3) TMS

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Jolyon Smith
You might also consider WinWrap: http://www.winwrap.com/web/basic/default.asp Previously known as SAX Basic, SAX was in fact a rebranding of the WinWrap technology previously acquired from Polar and now back under their ownership. WinWrap provides scripting support for the BASIC language, and

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread David Brennan
I'm curious to hear what people are using too as we may want to add scripting at some point. So far everyone has had a different answer and 2/3 are new ones to add to Alistair's existing list of 4... so looks like there are lots of choices out there. The problem Alistair has, and what we will

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Alistair Ward
Thanks everybody for the rapid responses, and further suggestions for things to look at. My list of possibles is now: 1) DelphiScript from RemObjects 2) Python for Delphi 3) TMS Scripter Studio 4) JavaScript (?) 5) PaxScript (possibly superceded by PaxCompiler) 6) FastScript 7) WinWrap

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Stefan Mueller
I had a lot of problems with PaxScript. Once you expose a couple of hundred objects/classes and have scripts 100kb then things became unstable and I got strange problems with memory corruptions and things. Anyway, PaxScript is very old .. PaxCompiler is the newest one http://www.paxcompiler.com/

Re: [DUG] Script Engines for use with Delphi

2010-03-21 Thread Kyley Harris
Its probably dead aw_script.. because there isn't really anything else to do.. its just a wrapper for the java code. its simple and works. I certainly never had any issue with it when I was using it. A Pascal one would be nice too. On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 5:34 PM, Alistair Ward