Hi all
Sent this yesterday but it wasn't released in the DUG flood over-night.
I think I've been here before, but can't for the life of me remember the
cause.
I cannot step into the code of a particular procedure when debugging in
the IDE. If I put a breakpoint in the procedure the red dot in
Hi All
I think I've been here before, but can't for the life of me remember the cause.
I cannot step into the code of a particular procedure when debugging in the IDE. If I
put a breakpoint in the procedure the red dot in the left gutter gets a cross in it
and
and doesn't break the
Hi All
Not sure if this problem is specific to DBISAM or not.
I WANT to run some SQL that goes (greatly simplified):
Select (SUM(Volume * Price) / SUM(Volume)) as AvgPrice
to give a weighted average Price but am prevented from using an aggregate
function within an expression.
I know I can do
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Subject: [DUG]: Weighted average in SQL
Hi All
Not sure if this problem is specific to DBISAM or not.
I WANT to run some SQL
Hi
I have just installed D7 alongside D5 in my XP environment.
I like to open the IDE with a particular project loaded by double clicking the .dpr
file,
but when I do that it loads D5.
I have gone into Folder optionsFile types and selected DPR and it tells me that it is
set to open with the
That option is disabled
Mark
On 29 Oct 2003 at 11:25, Stacey Verner wrote:
Did you check the 'Always use the selected program to open this kind
of file' option?
Stacey
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the 'Always use the selected program to open this kind
of file' option?
Stacey
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Hi
I
it completely.
Weird (but I'm not complaining!).
Mark
On 21 Oct 2003 at 17:24, Brian Wrigley wrote:
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Hi All
I'm trying to upgrade from D5 to D7
I have a bit in my app that writes data out to an Excel file (virtually straight out
of
Marco Cantu's book)
It had a declaration
RangeE: Excel97.Range
which I have changed to
RangeE: Excel2000.Range
but it is complaining 'Undeclared
OK - to answer my own question (in case there is anyone else in the world who
didn't already know this)
Change
RangeE: Excel97(or Excel2000).Range
to
RangeE: OleVariant
No idea why - but it works.
Mark
On 21 Oct 2003 at 14:46, Mark Howard wrote:
Hi All
I'm trying
Hi
I need to have left and right arrow buttons that auto-repeat (like a spin edit) .
I thought that I could use the DBNavigator but have found that it has to be
connected to a datasource and dataset and also that one or other of the buttons will
be disabled if at the start or end of a dummy
?
Mark
On 14 Oct 2003 at 9:11, Stacey Verner wrote:
Take a look at Toolbar97. It has auto repeating buttons.
http://www.jrsoftware.org/tb97info.php
Note. Toolbar 2000 does not havbe autorepeating buttons.
Stacey
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Priority: normal
Hi all
Using D5 and DBISAM and no data aware visual components
I've not used a TQuery before for updating a database table.
I have a live dataset which is the result of opening a Query select statement.
I can navigate the dataset with forward and back arrows and display the cursor
position with
Hi Steve
Woah! THAT took half the day to come through!
Yes it IS a live query (only single table) and yes you are right, what you suggest
works fine. Somehow this morning it told me the Dataset was not in Edit mode and
so I thought there must be something fancy required.
As you can see,
This component is now available as part of Query Studio available at
www.tmssoftware.com. at US$75.
It looks to be quite good.
Mark
On 25 Sep 2003 at 19:17, Brian Wrigley wrote:
Hi Mark,
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Hi Mark,
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Subject: [DUG]: Simple filter builder
Hi does anyone know of a simple freeware
Hi does anyone know of a simple freeware (or at least cheapware) component that
allows users to define a set of filters (or sections of a SQL query) to apply to a
single table and return a TDataset
It would be nice if it allowed LIKE and BETWEEN in the WHERE part.
Mark
. It will be free to non
commercial companies.
Jeremy
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Subject: [DUG]: Simple filter builder
Hi does anyone know of a simple freeware
On 23 Sep 2003 at 16:53, David Brennan wrote:
Apparently we don't count as Delphi developers. Or maybe it was a list of
Significant delphi developers and we were deemed not to qualify... ;-).
Nope.
Definitely NOT the problem because I was phoned.
Mark
Hi
If you have a console programme that requires a command line parameter, how do
you get to start that programme from the IDE in order to debug it?
Mark
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(Blush)
Thanks Stacey and Connor.
How come I've never seen that Parameters option before?
Mark
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Run menu, Parameters menu item...
HTH,
Conor
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If you have a console
Hi All
I thought I'd post this in case anyone else gets caught with the same problem.
Environment is D5, DBISAM and QuickReports.
Recently upgraded my computer from an older Win2K model to a new XP model.
Everything seemed to be running fine on the new one but then I started getting
calls from
Hi
Seems I've been chasing shadows in my programme code (QReport errors, earlier
this week). It turns out the problem is with my new computer as the existing code
compiles and runs faultlessly on my old computer.
So -
I need to do a clean install of Delphi, DBISAM and some 3rd party
A few of my users have been reporting an intermittant problem with some reports.
I can force it to happen if I repeatedly run a report. The error will almost always
happen on between the 3rd and 11th repeat of the previewing of the report.
On my system it is reported as Privileged
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Hi all
What's wrong with this?
procedure TMainDataModule.TableAfterPost(DataSet: TDataSet);
begin
DataSet.FlushBuffers;
end;
FlushBuffers is an undeclared identifier. The unit that declares it is in the Uses
clause of the MainDataModule.
Mark
And I was trying to give you a break!
Thanks
Mark
On 26 Aug 2003 at 14:38, Stephen Barker wrote:
Mark,
you need to do:
TDBISAMDataSet(DataSet).FlushBuffers;
regards,
Steve
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.
Craig.
Mark Howard wrote:
Hi all
Following on from my problem last week, previewing a QR metafile, I
would like request a solution for the problem.
I need some code that will:
* accept the full path name of a .QRP file
* bring up that report in a fully functional preview screen
you tell me how to solve this problem please?
John.
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Subject: [DUG]: QuickReports code needed
Hi all
selected page reprints,
email etc of the stored report outside your app. Once GNostice
components are installed, a converter is provided to modify QR's in
seconds. Just a thought.
Cheers,
Craig.
Mark Howard wrote:
Thanks Craig
Unfortunately not using Interbase.
I'm astounded
Hi all
Following on from my problem last week, previewing a QR metafile, I
would like request a solution for the problem.
I need some code that will:
* accept the full path name of a .QRP file
* bring up that report in a fully functional preview screen that allows:
* navigating pages
*
James,
No the button is disabled on the preview form.
Mark
PS Please pass on a big Thank You to Alan!
On 19 Jun 2003 at 10:57, James Sugrue wrote:
Does the printer setup dialog not work?
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: QuickReports
code needed
Does the printer setup dialog not work?
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Multiple recipients of list delphi Subject: [DUG
Big chocolate fish
for Jeremy, but thanks to everyone for their
help with this problem yesterday afternoon. Don't know what I'd
do without this group.
Jeremy's solution
works just fine - does what I want with no AV's
or leaks
BUT...
does anyone
know how to enable the Printer Settings
Hi
Can anyone think of any reasons why it would not be safe for a
user to have two copies of an app running on their workstation
each accessing a different database on the fileserver?
(apart form the obvious effects of reading and writing the same
.INI file). The database is DBISAM.
I can't
Hi All
I'm trying to give my users the ability to display (and print) previously
run and saved Quick Reports (ie .QRP files).
I must admit that (among other things) the structure of QuickReports
has been a considerable mystery to me.
I have managed to get a Preview screen loaded with a
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Subject: [DUG]: Quick Reports Preview
Hi All
I'm trying to give my users the ability to display (and
print) previously
run and saved Quick
Hi James
Same result - AV
Mark
On 10 Jun 2003 at 14:25, James Sugrue wrote:
What happens if you take the close out of the after preview event ?
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On 10 Jun 2003 at 13:10, Jeremy North wrote:
I would use this. You have to use _PreviewModal_ in this instance.
if opendialog1.execute then
begin
QuickReport1 := TQuickReport1.Create(self);
try
QuickReport1.Prepare;
(if that doesn't work i will dig up some working
QR code)
-ns
http://www.roserox.co.th
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help and patience greatly appreciated
Mark
On 10 Jun 2003 at 15:51, Mark Howard wrote:
On 10 Jun 2003 at 13:10, Jeremy North wrote:
I would use this. You have to use _PreviewModal_ in this instance.
if opendialog1.execute then
begin
QuickReport1 := TQuickReport1
Silly question #1
I guess 2.0 is no use?
Mark
PS Free to a good home.
On 6 Jun 2003 at 9:45, James Sugrue wrote:
Bit out of left field
Does anyone have a copy of this? We want to do some programming for
the Symbol PDT units and the SDK is compiled for Visual C++ 1.5. We
have been unable
wrote:
I'm a little rusty here, but I think that Call runs another process
and waits for it.
e.g.
Call NewPatch.exe.
Stacey
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Further to this:
For what it's worth, I have been able to simulate the Win95 behaviour
by replacing
Call NewPatch.exe with
Start NewPatch.exe
Not sure if that gives any clues??
Mark
On 30 May 2003 at 10:59, Mark Howard wrote:
Stacey
Thanks for that suggestion but it doesn't
it's correct
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: OffTopic Batch file question
Stacey
Thanks
Hi All
Sorry for posting this on the main group - but it seems OffTopic is not
behaving. This is what I posted there a couple of days ago.
Hi
I have a batch file that goes something like:
NewPatch.exe//this is a Windows GUI application
ATTRIB +R D:\PSLogV2\DBData\*.*
This works
Further, I seem to remember Ctrl-J was Line Feed
Mark
On 4 Mar 2003 at 10:38, Steve Peacocke wrote:
Leigh Wanstead said:
Hello everyone,
I read following piece of code. I don't understand ^J, ^M, ^I
meaning. Can anyone explain to me? I guess it is like #13.
case ch of
'
John
I have an app that uses QR and is running fine on XP.
I seem to recall that there is an issue releatting to the length of the path
to the default (Windows) Temp directory.
If this is defined as as sub\sub\sub directory then you may be able to fix
the problem by just defining the
Or alternatively I use the directory structure
CommonProjectFiles\MainForm.pas
\OtherForm.pas
\CommonUnit.pas
ClientProjects\Client1\UserSettings.pas
\Client1\Project.dpr
\Client1\Project.exe
Hello
I am trying to get a two part SQL query to work (D5, DBISAM)
If I run the two parts in Steve Peacock's 20 Queries, I get a result set:
but if I run them in my app as follows there is no result set.
What am I doing wrong?
TIA Mark
SQL.Clear;
SQL.Add('Select d.LogCode,
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Hello
I am trying to get a two part SQL query to work (D5, DBISAM)
If I run
To answer part of my own query...
Yes, you can do as below (as long as you remember to do 'SQL.Clear'
between!)
I'm still not sure if I need to specifically handle the Memory table when
I've finished with it.
Mark
On 17 Jan 2003 at 11:15, Mark Howard wrote:
OK. I guess that's what I
On 17 Jan 2003 at 11:28, Steve Peacocke wrote:
OK. I guess that's what I was asking.
Yep, my guess is what Twenty Queries was doing was running the first.
It simply opens the query with what you have given it so nothing
special runs in the background there.
Steve I had actually copied
Hi
Can someone suggest how I can set a RadioGroup item caption to
read:
one two
with the two in a strike-through font?
TIA
Mark
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to RadioGroup1.ControlCount -1 do
if TRadioButton(RadioGroup.Controls[i]).Caption = 'Two' then
RadioGroup[i].Font.Style:= [fsItalics];
Hope this helps.
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Thanks Allan, but not quite what I was after:
I
On 8 Jan 2003 at 15:52, Steve Peacocke wrote:
return on incestment,
must surely be idiotic !!
sorry - couldn't resist 8/
Mark
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Just thought that since 'c' was beside 'v' :-0
Mark
On 8 Jan 2003 at 16:19, Steve Peacocke wrote:
return on incestment,
must surely be idiotic !!
sorry - couldn't resist 8/
Actually the play on words was deliberate - TurboPower is owned by a
parent company. In the parent
On 12 Dec 2002 at 9:14, David Brennan wrote:
As a short term solution (and assuming the range check errors don't
actually matter) then you could just turn range checking off,
recompile and send the software out again.
That certainly got it going again on the client site. Thanks.
Thanks too,
similar machines). Maybe there are other subtle
differences such as the database being connected to, ini file settings
etc?
David.
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.. this can for example cause
date formats to be different to what you might be expecting ie
mmdd. doing month operations on the wrong part could give range
errors..
just a though..
b
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Dave
Yes, it seems queer to me.
I have tested on Win 2000
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Yes. First thing I did.
I have just noticed that the compiler options on the two projects
(user versions
Also - does anyone have any good web references
where one can learn (as in 'basic') about TS.
Mark
On 11 Dec 2002 at 9:16, Robert Martin wrote:
Hi All
Not really a Delphi question but I note that there are some people
with TS experience on the list so here goes. We are testing our
(about 2mb) that gives some straight forward info about
TS. I can forward it to you if you want.
Rob
Software engineer
Wild Software Ltd
Ph 03 338-1407
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Sent
Yes. First thing I did.
I have just noticed that the compiler options on the two projects (user
versions of the same app) were set at Range Checking - ON
Several projects that I have sent out recently that have not reported
this error had Range Checking - OFF.
This is clearly not enough to
Hi all
I have a form with a TButton on it with a ButtonClick event defined.
I can put a breakpoint on the first meaningfull line of the ButtonClick
procedure and it looks to be a 'good' breakpoint ie a bright red dot in
left margin.
BUT when I run the app (from the IDE) the red dot get's a
control (e.g. the form) is grabbing
the click first? You don't have any ActionList items whose OnExecute
method might be firing instead?
Can't think of much else without more details...
HTH,
C.
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I have a form
. (Embarrassed at not noticing this before my first post
8-/)
Mark
On 5 Dec 2002 at 14:39, Mark Howard wrote:
Hi all
I have a form with a TButton on it with a ButtonClick event defined.
I can put a breakpoint on the first meaningfull line of the
ButtonClick procedure and it looks to be a 'good
Jeremy
As you suggested, deleting all the DCU's and rebuilding did the trick.
Apologies for doubting and and not jumping on this suggestion first.
Thanks very much.
Mark
On 5 Dec 2002 at 12:46, Jeremy North wrote:
1. Check to see that a file of the same name is not in the path.
Phil
I have started using Inno Setup Compiler
(www.innosetup.com) and find it to be much easier
to use than either Wise or Installshield. My needs
are pretty simple so I'm not sure if it does
everything you need but I think it's worth a look -
it's free 8-)
Mark
On 15 Nov 2002 at 8:46,
One of the benfits of being a simple person, with
simple needs.
Mark
On 15 Nov 2002 at 10:59, Phil Middlemiss wrote:
Hi Mark,
I had a quick look on the web site and it looks good, but a little
feature-starved compared to Wise.
Phil.
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Hi all
When I call the SelectDirectory function, the
selection box appears in the lower right hand
corner of the screen. Anyone know how to make it
appeared centered?
TIA
Mark
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Sorry. Basic question.
How do you test for the existence of a TStringList
(for example) before reading from it - or do you just
do a try...except?
Mark
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Thanks Stephen and Conor
Mark
On 14 Nov 2002 at 11:43, Stephen Bertram wrote:
if Assigned(MyStringList) then
.
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Try
http://www.thensle.de/ for FreeVCS.
Mark
On 11 Nov 2002 at 13:13,
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I'm trying out CVS but it seems rather clunky, un-intuitive, quirky
and too manual. Is there any freeware product out there which does a
better job and isn't too big a learning curve? Any websites
,MaxInt)
end;
Neven
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Neven
Can Values be an enumerated list? ie can you
)
as a function
function GetValue(Strings: TStringList; Index: integer): string;
begin
Result := copy(Strings[Index],pos('=',Strings[Index])+1,MaxInt)
end;
N
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Neven
Thanks for those functions. They look to be very flexible and they'll
come in handy.
I appreciate your time.
Mark
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Hi all
I want a very simple way to load and access a small lookup table from a
comma delimited text file.
What would be ideal would be an implementation of a multi column
string list that would allow:
LoadFromFile
and access to a particular row of columns to the right of #1 using
Beyond that I'd look at kbmMemTable
HTH
Neven
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Hi all
I want a very
;
...
inifile.ReadSection('Row1', SLRecord);
col2value := SLRecord[2];
regards,
Steve
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Neven
Can Values be an enumerated list? ie can you refer
to Values[i]?
Couldn't see any reference
the offending code is in TPrinter.SetPrinter towards the end
of the method somewhere.
Myles.
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: Application error - EPrinter
Just to let people know:
The client downloaded the latest driver for their Brother printer and
the problem was fixed.
Didn't get to see whether the modified Printers unit fixed it.
Thanks to those that helped
Mark
On 24 Sep 2002 at 10:53, Mark Howard wrote:
Thanks Myles
Steve Barker
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Subject: [DUG]: Application error - EPrinter Error
Hi
A site running Win98 is suddenly getting and Windows Application error
message when they try to start my app
Paul
You may have to be a bit more specific 8-)
How many DataSets are to appear in your report? I only use sub-
details when there is more than one dataset appearing. Each sub-
detail can then have it's header and/or footer band enabled.
Will try to help more, with more details ('scuse the
Paul
This looks to be more complex than I've had to do and you may well be
way ahead of me on this, but in case not...here goes. ):p
Detail band - Name Address - Master Report
SubDetail - Course Info - Master = Report
SubDet - Course Details - Master = Report
SubDet - Subject - Master
Hi all
Are there any Gotcha's in putting a single application .exe file on
a server and allowing multiple users to fire it up from there?
TIA
Mark
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Hi from a graphics novice
I have a company logo in a BMP file.
When I print this out from Corel PhotoPaint, straight with no scaling or
anything, it prints crisply with a size of about 30mm x 30mm.
I then drop a TQRImage onto a QuickReport band and do
likely causing the fuzziness.
but this gets rejected by the list server because it starts with Set.
Rob
Software engineer
Wild Software Ltd
Ph 03 338-1407
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Nope - no better.
Should it make any difference whether I load a .GIF vs .BMP?
As I said
Ain't this group wonderful?
I go and have a bite to eat, and when I get back I find that everyone's
been working on my problem for me.
Thanks all - it will take me some time to digest this mine of
suggestions and try some more things.
Hopefully I'll report back with success 8-)
Thanks
Mark
Having pounced multiple times, missing each time and now spitting dirt
and broken teeth out of mouth -
Tried playing round with various units of measure both in PhotoPaint
and QR
Tried all combinations of Autosize, Stretch, and TQRImage size
Tried scaling image in PhPt before exporting
Hi
I apologise in advance if this question demonstrates a
fundamental lack of understanding of Delphi!
I have a potential site that has a lot of in house written
reports based on an Access database. My app is a potential replacement for
their existing front end data capture. It is
OK
I understand that I would have to buy the ADO components from
Borland (using D5 Pro)
And that the target machine has to have MS ADO 2.1 or
greater?
Anyone have any idea of the costs of these?
Mark
- Original Message -
From:
Steve Galyer
To: Multiple recipients of
Hi
I want to increase the size of a Char column in a Paradox
table from 4 to 5 programmatically.
It seems that I cannot write a SQL script to do this - or have
I missed this in the documentation?
What is the easiest alternative?
TIA
Mark
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This
is assuming you can create and drop columns
programatically...
Steve
-Original Message-From: Mark Howard
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[DUG]: Paradox SQL
Hi
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From: Nello Sestini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 11:13 AM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Paradox SQL
I see there is a way to do it using low level BDE calls - but that
looks like it might be easy
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