The delphi equivalent does not work, it says
'Operator not applicable to this operand type'
Could there be another one equivalent to the C/C++ version??.
The lpMidiBuffer is a dword
It *says* that, but my guess is it's really a pointer, and therein lies your
problem. The C++ statement
Richard Vowles wrote:
What would the students want on their CV?
I think that probably answers your question.
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Does anyone know how I can place a javascript in a style sheet for
HMTL help. I dont want to place the code for this function in each
html file.
JavaScript Style Sheets (JSS) are Netscape-only at the moment, so you
may be SOL.
- Matt
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What do you think is better a collection of objects, or an array of objects ?
Collections seem to be res. complicated, where as an array of objects is simple as.
Anyone have any thoughts ?
It depends if you know exactly how many objects you're going to need. It
can
Also, when I create my TCollection object, I pass the TCollectionItem
class I wish to use, is it possible to have different Item classes in one
collection? I was thinking of something like:
(snip)
Yes, it's eminently possible, and it's one of those wonderful OO things.
The secret lies in
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- Matt
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There was an article in the Delphi Informant (August 1999), plus
associated
example, that shows the basics of integrating this active-x control into a
Delphi App. You can try hunting around www.delphizine.com for the article
and example.
Already found it :)
Has anybody had any experience with using the MSHTML editor in Delphi?
- Matt
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Hi all, just wondering how everyone else does gradient fills... do you do
it
manually or is there a fast function...
Here's a routine I built in about 10 minutes. It certainly isn't optimal (it
has a comparison inside a loop when the result of the comparison is constant
for the duration of the
Is it possible to query/search an EXE for all the resources in it? if so
how?
Try the Delphi/Demos/Resxplor example project.
HTH,
- Matt
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Just another newbie lack-of-knowledge problem:
What is the best way to communicate a bunch of strings through udp?
I thought of concatenating them altogether with some symbol between (say
),
but how would I go about unpacking it?
procedure UnpackString(S: String; Sym: Char; StrList:
Has anybody got any examples using the win32 APC's? (Asynchronous
Procedure
Calls).
Glad you clarified that. I thought you meant Armoured Personnel Carriers.
- Matt
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Further to the MAN - WOMAN analogy it is due to a physiological difference
between men and women.
Women have their left and right sides of the brain linked by more neurons
so
they can multiprocess
Men can't because they have a limitation in their left to right hemispere
communication
(Feel
NB There has been no testing other than a run (which produced a nice list
of fonts)... It has no resource protection so if your default printer is incorrect
or a problem occurs during print, things get ugly...
A while ago I was asked to write a program to print pages of musical
staves
Actually as demonstrated inhouse it is possible to have a printer installed
incorrectly
and have some functions cause AVs but not others... EG a lookup into the
Printer.Fonts
list caused an AV even though Word could print fine...
For a professional app all resource accesses that can throw
and it worked very well, but now i have to put in the same form,
another ComboBox and add new bitmaps and new texts. When the program
runs, only one of the ComboBoxes display it's content (bitmap and
text) and the other one only shows the text (why ?)
Make sure the style of the second
1/ Where you d/click in the error window, it doesnt jump to window/line
with the error
2/ It doesnt recognise unit has been edited unless you do explicit save on
the unit.
3/ When debugging, the step function doesnt navigate a cursor through the
source
after the first unit. (but the correct
I have a small but annoying problem. I'm trying to write one of those apps
that provides "Virtual Desktops" [1]. I'm at the stage where I know what to
do (maintain a list of windows that are visible on each desktop, and
show/hide the relevant ones when the user switches) but I'm not sure of the
Wilfred Verkley wrote:
I do this often, but mostly with "standard" images that seem to apear in
many application from different vendors ie (send, save, print, etc).
The legality of copying just any image, especially if its specific to an
application/vendor, is questionable though, isnt
Can somebody advice on where to get a free collection of bitmaps
representing commonly used actions such as Copy,paste,refresh,save etc. It
is for use with tool bar buttons.
/me opens Word
/me presses Ctrl-PrintScrn
/me opens Photoshop
- Matt
1stscan.txt Resetlog.txt
Anybody know what those 2 above are used for?
IIRC, Windows Setup runs ScanDisk before installing, so that might
explain 1stscan.txt. But I wouldn't count on these files being available
for all versions of Windows. Can't you get the volume date from the HDD?
- Matt
This has its good and bad points, BUT ofcourse in Delphi it pretty
much has to me an integer etc.
Does anyone have any ideas how this could be implemented in Delphi, OR
if Delphi has a simlilar type of thing
You could convert each string to its (7-bit ASCII-encoded) numerical
Hmm, but will the no. of bytes required to represent the offset number be bigger than
the stream you are compressing? :-)
Oh ye of little faith!
- Matt
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Simply because Linux has a command line utilities doesn't mean in was
designed that way
No, the fact that Linux was designed that way means that it has a
command-line interface ;)
Linux was designed as a free alternative to Unix, and as such has to provide
a lot of the functionality of Unix.
So, it's the number of components in Delphi.. hmmm... I thouth maybe
this could be the problem, but I concidered that this never happened
before... well nevermind, I'll buy D4 in a couple of weeks anyway...
I think that when you upgrade to Win98, some system file changes
ever-so-slightly, and
Two weeks ago I changed my HDD from 4,2 to 10 Gb, and installed Win98 on
it. After configuring the whole system, installing the standard programs
(Office 2000, Real, Netscape 4) I installed Delphi 3 Client/Server. I
started Delphi and started installing the components, but when I got to
RX
The Topaz Delphi database (.dbf) library is also advertised as having
really
good edit mask capabilities (compatible with the old DBase way of doing
it).
What I'd like to see is a MaskEdit-type thing with a RegExp mask interface
(instead of Delphi's blank-digit-digit-blank style mask, which is
If you're in Christchurch (like me), you might want to check
out East's Bookshop in High Street. They've got a book called "Delphi 3
Superbible" (Waite Group Press, 1996) for $11.95. I know D3 seems like ages
ago now, but it's still 1310 pages of very useful info on the VCL - and a
CD-ROM!
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Hi all.
I have been searchig and searching for some controls act like and look
like
volume knobs on a stereo.
I did have some, but lost them somewhere.
can anyone help ?
I wrote a simple one designed to blend into a background image (TImage) by
using an 8-bit greyscale mask. The result
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