OK Guys
CodeRush V ModelMaker v [Other suggestions]
What is the best UML tool for Delphi
Regards Neven
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When I add a button (right mouse, add button) to a ttoolbar and resize it,
all the other buttons resize also. Is this a known problem or is there a
magic property on the toolbar I need to set to stop this spectacularly
useless behaviour. This is all design time, Win98 2ed, D5 PRO (latest sp).
In
That's the toolbars normal behaviour with a ttoolbutton. For unique button
sizes try using tspeedbuttons instead
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Thanks. I can see now that VB does the same thing and that the menus I am
used to looking at are probably coolbars.
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Hi guys, finally getting back to my combo/listview component problem (sigh,
I hate jumping between jobs at times)...
Anyway, I've attached the component source, although I'm not sure if the
list will accept the message with it... Anyway, once the listview has been
clicked on, nothing else
MSDN says 0x80040E37 is The specified table does not exist.
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q168/3/54.asp
Paul Ritchie
Radio Computing Services Ltd.
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Hi all.
I just went to use the ADO components in Delphi 5 with SQL 2K server, and got an OLE
error when I tried to connect.
I am ruunin gth update for MDAC 2.6 or whatever that is on the Borland website, but
still no luck.
The error is OLE Error 80040E37
Has anyone seen this problem ? is
Is there any advantage of using interfaces?
Sandeep
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Simple Answer - HUGE
Neven
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Subject: [DUG]: Interfaces
Is there any advantage of using interfaces?
Sandeep
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Hi Max, thanks for the pointers, if I use a TSpeedButton inside the
droppanel, it works fine, but if I use a TEdit, or TButton, I get the
original behaviour again. Its as thou the WMMouseActivate is not being
set, although I'm wathcing it do just that...
In Delphi 4 - MA_NOACTIVATE = 3, is
An interesting twist code is back to how it was
If in the onchange event for my comp, I look at the forms ActiveControl -
its not assigned, so nothing is active, I also noticed that my form isn't
activated (noticable by the title bar being grey)...
In my on change, I did a
On 13 Jun 2001, at 10:46, Neven MacEwan wrote:
Sandeep
Simple Answer - HUGE
I haven't used them yet. And if it is used for automatic garbage
cleaning (I think I'm right here) then it may not be a good
programming practice, or it may be a lazy way of programming.
Sandeep
Software
On 13 Jun 2001, at 10:46, Neven MacEwan wrote:
Sandeep
Simple Answer - HUGE
Only one reply so far, so should I assume that there are not many
people using Interfaces.
Sandeep
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You can get around the auto garbage collection easily enough. Neven's
simple answer is a good one. They have a huge impact on how you design apps
etc... - for the better.
Yes I use interfaces. Learning about them was a oh, why didn't I learn
about these ages ago type experience, a bit like
They are an extra layer of complexity (IMHO) a lot of extra complexity.
Regards
Paul McKenzie
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Nahum Wild [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 13/06/2001 11:53:45:
You can get around the auto garbage collection easily enough. Neven's
simple answer is a good one. They have a huge impact on how you
design apps etc... - for the better.
Yes I use interfaces. Learning about them was a oh, why
I design with them now - much easier, from my POV. They are used
extensivly in Java as well, so its good practice if you are ever
going to move.
Nic.
On 13 Jun 2001, at 10:46, Neven MacEwan wrote:
Sandeep
Simple Answer - HUGE
Only one reply so far, so should I assume that there
Sandeep commented:
Only one reply so far, so should I assume that there are not many
people using Interfaces.
Interfaces are useful for a variety of things. In object oriented
programming terms that are used to implement the concept of generisity, and
this complements polymorphism and
Ok, give a poor C++ programmer a hint... what are we talking about here?
G
I think you lot call them pure virtual classes - ie a class with
no implementation. In Delphi, you can inherit from more than one of them,
which is a big advantage.
Specifically, I've seen many definitions for
Sandeep
Firstly separate the concept of Interfaces from the COM et al implementation
(that uses interfaces) and does reference counting etc (ie your comments re
garbage collection)
Interfaces address the major limitation of the single inheritance model, ie
polymorhism. The
are simply a
Nic
I design with them now - much easier, from my POV. They are used
extensivly in Java as well, so its good practice if you are ever
going to move.
Also good practive if your not, A lot of the OO Technology
is centred around the concept of interfaces (since I think multiple
inheritance
has
Ok, give a poor C++ programmer a hint... what are we talking about here?
G
interfaces are another way representing what multiple inheritance
(I think poorly) attempts to represent in C++
Specifically, I've seen many definitions for 'interfaces', but none of
them seems to quite fit the
Any disadvantages using Interfaces???
Any slower performance???
Anything to look out for???
Regards
Colin
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How do interfaces help i n multiple inheritence? If
I have a ClassA and ClassB then if I want to inherit ClassC from
ClassA its simple. But if I want to inherit from ClassA and ClassB
then using interface I have to implement all the functions in ClassB
again in ClassC, so how does it makes
Sandeep asks:
How do interfaces help i n multiple inheritence? If
I have a ClassA and ClassB then if I want to inherit ClassC from
ClassA its simple. But if I want to inherit from ClassA and ClassB
then using interface I have to implement all the functions in ClassB
again in ClassC, so how
Colin Fraser asked:
Any disadvantages using Interfaces???
Not really. The main issue is designing your classes so that you can
actually take advantage of interfaces, rather than deep inheritance.
Any slower performance???
No. Delphi interfaces are actually implemented as pointers to a part
Hi all,
Does anyone know how to pass a value ( not a field in the update table) into
a trigger? I am trying to build a MS SQL server version of our product.
Cheers,
Jim
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Sandeep
You can also delegate the inplemenation of an interface in delphi
So in your case ClassC inherits from ClassA and implements InterfaceB
(defined alongside ClassB)
ClassC has a subject of Class B which it delegates its implementation of
InterfaceB to
ie
TClassC - class(TClassA,
Neven MacEwan quite correctly points out:
You can also delegate the inplemenation of an interface in delphi
snippage
ie
TClassC - class(TClassA, InterfaceB)
private
FClassB: TClassB
property
InstClassB read FClassB write FClassB implements InterfaceB
end
But if you are doing any
Jim
A trigger is internal (fired by an event on the table) so what do you
mean by pass a value to it?
Neven
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If you mean stored procedure then I think you will find an example in the
help for CreateParam. Basically - Clear preexisting parameters, Create a
parameter, with Param[0] set its value.
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Neven MacEwan quite correctly points out:
You can also delegate the inplemenation of an interface in delphi
snippage
ie
TClassC - class(TClassA, InterfaceB)
private
FClassB: TClassB
property
InstClassB read FClassB write FClassB implements InterfaceB
end
But if you are
...How do you trap the tab key in a TEdit and stop it moving focus to the
next component? I want to trigger an event on tab. OnKeyDown/Press doesn't
work, and OnKeyUp is too late :-(
Luke Pascoe Delphi Programmer
Prefix your table with the name of the table owner, eg.
select * from [dbo].[sometable]
SQL Server 2K has slightly different interpretation of security, especially
when it comes to creating objects.
Regards,
Dennis.
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Luke,
Here's a component I've used for this:
type
TTabEdit = class(TEdit)
private
FAcceptTabs:Boolean;
procedure WMGetDlgCode(var message: TMessage); message WM_GETDLGCODE;
public
property AcceptTabs : Boolean read FAcceptTabs write FAcceptTabs;
end; { TTabEdit }
procedure
Thanks :-)
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If I have to redeclare all the methods in interface in the descended
class then why not get rid of interface and I still have the same
thing.
It's not the same thing.
Just because you have implemented methods Quack(), and Walk()
doesn't mean that a client application expecting to use your
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