thing you have to watch is that later Standard versions have no database
components included.
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Sent: Monday, 12 February 2001 19:49
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Subject: RE: [DUG]:
What I want to get hold of is D3 - I heard it came out in one of the Mags...
Paul
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Subject: RE: [DUG]: D3Pro Update Disk rev.1
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Date: 12/02/2001 18:48
This may be of no use to you, but anyone
rather than supporting events, support callbacks.
Almost the same thing, but slightly different way of going about
it.
For example, in your DLL you can have an Setup
routine that is passed a record with the addresses of the routines that you want
to handle an event. The DLL can store those
Geoff,
if you ftp to 202.37.181.15, with anonymous login, you should be able to get
the Delphi 3.02 updates - I can't remember if there was a 3.01 update, but I
dont think so.
The IP is the DUG FTP server, but the DNS is currently broken, and I can't
fix it... it would normally be
So as well as creating my TMyComboThing, I create a subclass of the comp I
wanna drop down (in my case a TListView) and override CreateParams, and
create that.
Then to pop it up, I just .visible := true/false it?
Sounds fairly simple... Assuming I've got it right..
--On Monday, February
Hi
I'm getting an I/O Error 32 when I do a
ReWrite(AsciiFile).
Can someone please tell me where I can finda
listing of these numbered Error codes in the Windows documentation.
The Delphi errors don't go down that
low.
Thanks
Mark
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Depending on the component class you are popping up, you may not have to
create a sub class.
For example, if it is a list box, you might be able to get away with
creating it as usual and then doing this:
SetWindowLong(MyListBox.Handle, GWL_STYLE,
(Style or CS_SAVEBITS or WS_POPUP) and
Mark Derricutt asked:
So as well as creating my TMyComboThing, I create a subclass of
the comp I wanna drop down (in my case a TListView) and
override CreateParams, and create that.
Exactly. But to keep things simple our library has just one panel
descendant that has this capability and
--On Tuesday, February 13, 2001 11:52 AM +1300 Phil Middlemiss
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Depending on the component class you are popping up, you may not have to
create a sub class.
For example, if it is a list box, you might be able to get away with
creating it as usual and then doing this:
Is the act of 'popping' it up, just a matter of setting it
visible thou? I can't seem to find a working example
anywhere on the net :(
Yes, just making it visible is all you want. It all we do and it works
like a charm. There is a certain amount of state handling you need to do
in the base
Can anyone tell me how I prevent the CPU window popping up whenever I run
printing code such as found in Quick Reports (not an exception). Its almost
like there's some sort of breakpoint. In fact theres a line after the
current line that reads ntdll.dbgUserBreakPoint. However I have no
There's a list of them here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/wcedoc/wcesdkr/appendix_2.htm
32 is a Sharing Violation
these are also in winerror.h (if you have any windows C
compilers
around)
-ns
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Mark Howard
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Delphi 4 Standard was also on the cover of the Dec/Jan 2001 issue of
Australian Personal Computer. This magazine had 3 CD's with it and was only
$9.95. Very good deal. I think doing this is a very good idea of Borlands.
It enables people who maybe haven't really considered using Delphi to have a
There's a list of them here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/wcedoc/wcesdkr/appendix_2.htm
after i posted this - i noticed that while the Delphi
codes
agree with the windows system errors for the low numbers -
the
high numbers (100,101,106) don't agree.
So - I'm not sure what's
Hi, I have a TQuery that has an ORDER BY clause, this is attached to a
Provider-ClientDataSet. When I open the CDS, it doesn't respect the ORDER
BY at all, and the contents spew out in some random (but consistent) order.
Any idea why?
--
There are exceptions, I'm sure, but the Windows 2000
Err, I can't remember the URL of the DUG website, I need to change my email
addy from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TIA.
--
Luke Pascoe
Ex-Programming
Ex-Ihug
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Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.
Teach him to use the Net and he won't
Well I
found an easier wayread the value in a timer event
Cheers, Jeremy
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