Is anyone going to the ADUG symposium ? If so, Melbourne or Canberra ?
Rohit
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Sinu,
I dont know if its been answered satisfactorily. There are too many
replies to wade through. I recall that along the way Windows standard
changed from 0 being a null pointer to -1. I had to change some of my
code in stringlist to work. I think my solution was to just multiply by
2
There was no change in the “Windows standard”. It’s a simple error in some
poorly implemented error handling code added to the VCL at some point
(subsequently fixed in combo boxes, but not listboxes – as of D2006).
You needn’t have waded through all the replies to find that the answer was
Hi all,
Just wanted to say G'day to all the fellow Delphi developers here in NZ.
I immigrated from the Netherlands a few years ago to live here in NZ
with my Kiwi partner and have been a long time Delphi developer (and a
member of the Dutch DUG (slightly different name)). I'm just about
getting
Well.. I'm here.. Nice to meet you Jan.
In this day and age I think the DUG is almost more of a social gathering
online than anything else. There is so much available online resource.
Goodluck finding a delphi project in NZ.. especially if its a new project.
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 11:12 AM,
Jolyon,
As I mentioned I was reporting on things 7 years old, with failing
memory quite common to my age.
And I am not going to spend the time searching for it to prove you right
or wrong. Again, from memory, Intel was changing the design of the
memory manager which was going to mean that
Intel didn’t write the Delphi memory manager. And in any event, the list index
out of bounds error triggered by storing -1 in the item data of a list/combobox
item had NOTHING what-so-ever to do with the implementation of ANY memory
manager or any changes in any memory manager.
I don’t
Welcome Jan!
I'm from Australia but tend to read this list more often than the local one.
Goodluck finding a delphi project in NZ.. especially if its a new project.
I think if you reread his message he already has a new project to work on.
cheers,
Jeremy
Jeremy.. Being invited sounds to me like an interview.. not a commencement
:) Wordplay perhaps.. just how I read it the first and second time.
otherwise.. Jan.. Goodluck Having Found a project..
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 11:41 AM, Jeremy North jeremy.no...@gmail.comwrote:
Welcome Jan!
I'm from
Hi Jan, welcome to the DUG
Jus out of curiosity, can you give me an idea how much Delphi is used in The
Netherlands at all?
BTW, interesting website what you have It works!.
John C
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From: delphi-boun...@delphi.org.nz [mailto:delphi-
boun...@delphi.org.nz] On Behalf
Hi all,
Thanks for the replies :-)
Jus out of curiosity, can you give me an idea how much Delphi is used in The
Netherlands at all?
Quite a bit observing the participants to the UG conferences. I wouldn't
be able to give percentages (compared to other RAD environments) though.
Am I
I dunno, I tried to post a comment on your website and it (or IT) did NOT
work! ;-)
Welcome to NZ DUG... as Kyley said it does seem as much a social discussion
forum these days but occasionally there are interesting technical issues
too.
Cheers,
David.
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From:
I have been puzzling over how a bitmap sometimes paints for a long time, I
have a circular image (of a LED) that I want to have a transparent
surrounding to as the LED is round and the surround is square.
In this case, I have 5 images in a Timagelist, and switch the one I want
using code like
Further to this with some Googling I found I had the same issue 3 years ago
with D2006.
http://www.mail-archive.com/del...@ns3.123.co.nz/msg08778.html
At first it happened mainly in the IDE, then on unusual Windows
configurations (like terminal services or RDP), nowadays it seems to happen
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