That is what I ended up doing, works ok enough. Such records get cleaned up
in time.
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One possibility is if you have moved the source into a different folder from
where it was under D2007, then some of the files - .dproj and others contain
some hard wired path information that needs to be altered.
The ways to fix this are edit the files or delete them and allow Delphi to
Well Rave Reports is part of D2007, that would be the cheapest (free) and
best - I upgraded from D5 mainly to get Rave Reports - I was advised not to
get into using Quick Reports as it was described as useless compared to Rave
and I needed a good reporting tool.
John
I agree, it looks to me that something more than you expected is being
communicated and held onto - the fact that elevated privilege can be
remembered by windows for processes started by the original one that was
granted permission implies to me that more background environement is also
being
I can add some information about how Vista UAC works from experience:
I have noticed that it must store the process ID or something similar of the
original parent process that needed and was granted the elevation. If the
same action requiring elevation is run again it does not ask as long as
Is there a simple way to alter the size of an existing file - particularly to
decrease the size?
If increasing I can append some blank data on the end no problem using
TFilestream, no problem.
The thing I am not sure about is if I can DECREASE the size of a file by a
known number of bytes
John,
Wait for the screensaver to kick in ? :)
Cheers,
Pieter
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Subject: [DUG] CPU usage
Is there a simple way
)
John
Not that tricky.
function IsScreenSaverActive: Boolean;
begin
SystemParametersInfo(SPI_GETSCREENSAVERRUNNING, 0, @Result, 0);
end;
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1 - there is no reliable way
Is there a simple way to find simple measure of current CPU usage?
Reason - have some housekeeping tasks that I would prefer to not run if the
computer is loaded at the moment, so an easy way to check before starting it
would be great.
Does not have to be too precise for my case, basically
I have seen a few examples of people using products like Camtasia studio to
record program operation - I am interested in making some simple quick
tutorials.
What tools do people here recommend?
Free and simple ideally, ability to capture an audio commentary would be
very handy too. Making
Most bang for the bucks comes from making sure you can get at the XP and Vista
themes - the XPManifest component in D2006 onwards, especially D2007 on goes in
every project of minegives the later sets of controls in COMCTL32.DLL
rather than the old non-themed ones if the destination PC has
One thing I would like to be able to do more is the live search boxes, like the
Vista start menu/Firefox Address bar/latest Google search results/etc which
populate the lists as you type.
What is others opinion on the best way to do these in Delphi? (especially
using standard VCL and
Any comments from those with Windows 7 whether its worth thinking of upgrading
a Sony Vaio with Vista (32 bit Home premium) to Windows 7 ??
I am encouraged by the closeness of Vista and Windows 7 - ie same drivers, and
internally Winodws 7 is actually V6.1 (compared to Vista V6.0). And the
Why do you prefer Vista (apart from the task bar?)
John
I prefer vista, but the performance improvements that Win7 has almost
make it impossible to ignore (if you are currently running vista).
Delphi runs quite well on it as well. Although I haven't tried Delphi
7 (yuck :p)
cheers,
Jeremy
critical bug seems to have appeared.
running a CHKDSK /R on secondary HD's will eventually cripple or blue screen
any Windows 7 or Windows server 2008 due to a massive memory leak.
https://www.networkworld.com/news/2009/080509-windows-7-bug.html?hpg1=bn
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How can I pass a # character to a command line used by a browser so it
arrives as a # in the URL, and not as a %23
eg I am wanting to pass a command line parameters to a browser,
ShellExectute(Application.Mainform.Handle,'open',PChar(Browserexname),
I solved this - in case its of interest here's how I did it.
The file URL is encoded by the browser if it does not already start with
file:/// and have only / characters rather than \ in it. In order to
pass a file URL to ShellExecute with a Tag in it, one cannot therefore just
execute the
Looking for software or source to do with monitoring data coming in from serial
(or serial via USB) port, all I want to do is capture it and append it as it
arrives to a disk file.
This sounds like a common type of tool - Anyone know of something
good/free/simple or source tools to do this?
The irony is I didn't study computer science - it was hardly around at the
time. There was a room where graduate students went to put their research into
IBM punch cards - but only a few were ever allowed access to that room. The
rest of us used the desktop calculators - I used to go to the
Sorry that post was meant to go to Cameron not to the list.
Caught out by the reply button again.
(I am looking for extra work however)
John
Cameron Hart Lead Developer
Flow Software Limited
PO Box 305-237, Triton Plaza
Not sure of the pitfalls etc, but the idea is surely worth pursuing, it is
after all pretty much the holy grail of software. The ability to at least
move a pure VCL over several platfrorms to give native versions on each (or
complile all on Windows for instance) would be wonderful.
The areas
At present a program produces PDF's via an installed printer that outputs a
PDF file - that is it is a manual process where the user has to choose the
PDF printer in the Windows Printer dialog, and the output PDF name. There
are a number of excellent printer drivers that allow this.
Is there
For a good working example see
http://xkcd.com/327/
(Standard disclaimer - do not try this at home!)
John
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Subject: Re: [DUG] Drop table in Interbase
Does anyone know where I can get an installer for BDE on Windows Server
2003? the Delphi 5 enterprise version I have does not install, does anyone
know of where is a version that does install.
I notice the BDE installed as part of the D2007 on my Vista PC is exactly
the same version V5.01, so I
Does anyone know a reliable way to detect if the screensaver is on? The way
I have found references to on the web
SystemParametersInfo(SPI_GETSCREENSAVERRUNNING, 0, @ATScreenSaverOn, 0);
Note this is documented as Windows 95 only, which I am guessing why it
doesn't work (XP/Vista)
The only
OK looks like I need to look at the GE Experts - anyone have a web link (I have
D2007)
Incidentally I remember hearing once the order of adding button events to the
source file was related to class completion - if you start a unit with no
procedures they get added in I think alphabetic order.
I know Google - mainly I was wanting to check that people here knew there is
a good D2007 version available. Of the ones listed,
1.32 (D2007)
1.33 Beta 1
1.33 beta 2 (for D6-d2009)
Which ones would you guys who have used it recommend for D2007?
Any gotchas or things to watch out for?
John
is currently actually running
John
I'm using SystemParametersInfo(SPI_GETSCREENSAVEACTIVE, 0,
@ATScreenSaverOn,
0);
It works on Vista here
Paul
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the screensaver into life by broadcasting the
appropriate window message:
Perform(WM_SYSCOMMAND, SC_SCREENSAVE, 0 );
HTH,
Conor
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Can the installer be extracted from the D2007 disk? (Unfortunately I don't have
mine with me).
John Bird
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Using Delphi 5 enterprise, the installer we had for the BDE will not install on
Windows server 2003 - (just quietly aborts).
Anyone know a solution - eg is it feasible to use a later version of BDE - (I
have D2007 as well but not sure if the installer for that can be separated out)
(Server
The KBMMemTable is very good, was worth the $5 for the help file just to find
out how to get better perfomrance out of large table operations. KBMMenTable
is certainly a lot faster than the standard TClientDataSet and as far as I saw
was compatible, even a superset of its functions. Many of
JEDI/JVCL
Thanks for the link. Have heard of JEDI project before, not used it - reason
was simple, the sourceforge project obviouslycontains a lot of stuff, but I
have found nowhere a detailed list of whats there and what it does, eg the
TJVDBUltimGrid
Would like any of:
Broad descritption?
From what I have seen its when programmers decide to become politicans in
their own realm and promote or market themselves.
You can be any of
Programmer
Programmer/Analyst
Busines software solutions
System programmer
Senior programmer
Senior Developer
Senior Systems Developer
Systems Architect
As I recall its a restart of the IDE needed for such weird problems...
John
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I have a simple and fast one too
http://jbclnz.googlepages.com/jbclgeneralsoftware
(Look for the Dfind link)
John
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(sent again as Vista Mail messed up the formatting after I sent it - hope
this is better and sorry for the duplicate)
Unless I missed it I still didn't hear if anyone recorded the David I
Codegear seminar in Ak in March on D2009.
Any recordings out there anywhere?
Failing that, a couple of
Unless I missed it I still didn't hear if anyone recorded the David I
Codegear seminar in Ak on D2009.
Any recordings out there anywhere?
Failing that, a couple of questions that I am wondering about in terms of
converting string code for D2009:
I understand that code such as
q1 - if
Same experience. In past years BDS 2006 (Delphi IDE) and Firefox v2 were
slogging system performance witn slow memory leaks over several hours. D2007
and Firefox 3 are big improvements there.
Plus on Vista with 4GB memory I never seem to get above 2.6GB memory in use
anyway, so it no longer
What counts as a large pas file?
John
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Right on. Real programmers write programs to alter source code or generate
source code. (*)
Right up there with those who write web pages with Notepad.
(* should you incur a surcharge from Codegear/Embarcadero for making the
compiler work so hard?)
From what I understand the reason the compiler is so good is two-fold:
1 - The original design of Pascal by Wirth was to make a language that could
be structured formally and be easily compiled - all the features of pascal
are intended to make it a one-pass compiler with no preprocessing
/ Iphones/Android/iPod
Touch etc are about to do the same thing again to the desktop PC. In such a
case the question is bigger than which language is the best - its more which OS
will be predominant or exist in a few years.
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Any more comments from those who have used C# for serious work how they rate
its strengths and weaknesses against Delphi? Delphi IDE vs VS? C# vs
Java? (just small questions eh..)
After they both have the same author (Anders Hejlsberg). Is C# Delphi done
right? or is it Delphi done big
xtra fine here - had slingshot for a couple of years, on a slow adsl with a
high cap (25GB) which was fine - switched to telecom, std package is quite fast
broadband (around 2mbs), have been able to live within a 3GB cap, but its not
enough any more...no problems with reliability with either
Gary some years pointed me to NVU web editor, has good reviews for being
close to W3 standards and open-sourced, I am using its successor KompoZer
(NVU ceased development some years back, KompoZer is same with bug fixes and
active). WISIWG editor with css/edit HTML options built in. Very good
True - that table part of the formatting is not done either by Google or
KompoZer - it was done by a utility dating from 2003 which converted text based
help files into HTML. At that stage tables was the most common way to do it.
I have often copied the base layout and just altered the text
Well it sounds like D2009 is the one to look at.
Was anyone on the list at the David I presentation on D2009 earlier in the week
- I was in Chch so was unable to be there? Apparently he spent quite some
time talking about the issues around converting to Unicode.
I would be interested in
The times they have a-changed indeed.
My first computer experience was on a VAX 780. 2 MB Ram, 550 MB hard disk. It
ran most of the Lincoln University campus - some 60 screens, probably 200-300
user accounts, each with what seemed an enormous disk quota. Phd students had
huge data files
a question about multi monitors - as the help is a bit vague about the form
property Position. In D7, D2007 there are these 2 options:
poDesktopCenter
poScreenCenter
from the help:
poScreenCenter The form remains the size you left it at design time, but is
positioned in the center of the
I also early on used PDPs for nearly 10 years.tall rack mounted one. I
still remember how I cursed when it had to be moved from one building to next
door, when I found out the rack was 1/4 taller than the lift doors. That
meant the whole thing had to be dissasembled to move it.
The PDP
I had seen it there some time ago. Turbo Pascal V5.5
http://cc.embarcadero.com/Free.aspx?id=26015
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What sort of extra Vista stuff did you turn off?
I think the extra crap in Vista comes from its origins in the Windows Server
2003 code base, there are parts of Vista that look very much like server
admin tools - such as the Reliability Monitor under Control Panel/Admin
tools.
Vista works
I tried a USB read-boost (Toshiba 2GB one which said it was ready-boost
ready.) As far as I could tell it made no difference at all. However
upping memory to 4GB certainly did. Process Explorer said I was often
using more than 2GB Ram, I think Vista 32 bit can use a bit over 3GB, and
the
I was more thinking of general programs - as in when I often have the
thought - Thats an interesting program/interesting UI/Component - I wonder
what its written in
The is an application with source code in the CodeCentral database
that does this for Delphi and C++ applications.
John
I am often curious to know what a particular program was written using, for
instance was just checking out the latest Skype V4 to see if it is still
Delphi
In the exe file I found these strings
FastMM Borland Edition © 2004, 2005 Pierre le Rich
C:\Program Files\CodeGear\RAD
PEExplorer may be overkill as well as expensive for mere curiosity.
there are basic utilities (ported from Unix/Linux such as strings (shows
strings in a binary file) and file
(An excellent port of file is at
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/file.htm)
Background - unix/linux do not
everybody talks about the weather but noone does anything about it -Mark
Twain
John
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Not sure if this applies for your case, but when I wrote the ATClock
(transparent analogue clock) I used a form with no borders, the form colour set
to be white, white set to be transparent (Alphablend about 80-120) and put some
shapes of a different colour where I wanted partial transparency.
Now are you after a fully transparent panel or a partially transparent panel?
These are different properties on a form - Fully transparent uses the
TransparentColorValue properties, and a partially transparent form uses the
Alphablend properties.
D2007 - I tested a form with transparent
I have a sort of similar problem..when I installed D2007 on Vista I altered
(in Windows somewhere) the Vista default text colour from black to Navy. This
affects the default text colour on many but not all Delphi controls (affects
label and grid text colors, but not checkboxes or button
I have D2007, not D2009. However a firm I do work for has D5 enterprise and is
planning to migrate to later version some stage, probably this year, so would
be interested to hear what you have in mind
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So what sorts of things were no problem, and what sorts of things were a
problem?
If I think of what sorts of things are in my code, there is quite a lot to
do with getting the character code of string[i], lots of use of
length(string), relying on alphabetic sorting of stringlists, calling
Of all the VCL controls I have dealt with in Delphi (Mainly D5 Enterprise),
none has given me so many headaches or puzzles as DBCombo and DBLookupCombo
in which there seem to be so many idiosynchrasies
Some of the main ones:
-what they display when not initialised (eg null in the dataset
Here are my notes, I found some great instructions on Steve Trefethens blog
about installing components in D2005/D2006/D2007. (He is ex CodeGear)
I have added notes/examples from my own situation, I make a folder under my
source tree called components, and install my component library from
I would second the D2007 comments - its my preferred version having used D5,
D7, BDS2006, D2007.
Any comments on merits of D2007 vs D2009 (which I haven't tried yet)?
Will the 64 bit Delphi be likely to introduce a int128? Will integers be
64bit (ie int64)?
John
Is there a way to make a list of command lines of all open program windows?
I have a utility that already captures the title bar of all open program
windows - I use it when I suspend my laptop in case Windows won't resume
(which it often doesn't) so I can know what windows were open.
The next
Is there any Delphi equivalent of a throbber? This is used when showing
progress when the total length if a task in progress is not known so its
useful to show something is happening. and is usually a small animated icon.
Would be nice to have such a component to place on a foirm.
Used a lot
I am looking for something a bit nicer than the standard Delphi
TProgressBar. I have noted on Vista it does instead render as a Vista type
bar, complete with the light swishing along it, which is nice, but on XP it
is still the plain blue blocks one.
My main need is to have two or more
I routinely use the standard XP Manifest in D2007 - does this add only
partial themes support? Any references to read more?
If themes doesn't give me ability to set different colours for the progress
bar its still academic- thats the main thing I need!
John
The reason the progress bar is
This has bothered me for ages - I will usually set up a lot of source
bookarks (using CTRL+SHIFT+1 etc) and if the project is closed and reopened,
I lose these and have to set them up again.
Can source bookmarks be saved anyhow?
D5 and D2007.
John
You can also do
temp:string;
setlength(temp,100); //has to be big enough first
setlength(temp,getEnvironmentVariable(PChar('USERNAME'),PChar(temp),length(temp)));
since the user name is also an environment variable at least since Windows
2000.
John
I wish to send a data file either as an email attachment or via FTP and wish
to be able to ensure:
1 - it is not altered in transport.
2 - It came from where it is supposed to have come from.
Its a new area for me - what I have figured out so far is to say generate a
hash for the file -
Of course that example I sent gives only the current logged in username, not
the owner of the process.
I do recall that in the demos with Delphi there is a sample Task Manager
program. I can't spot it on my installation (D2007 on Vista where I have no
idea where the demo projects are hidden!)
Looks like MD5 hashes are deprecated nowthere has been security papers
about possible generation of any MD5 hashed data using large
computation.(they used 200 networked PS3's if I recall) sometime around
Xmas.
It caused a bit of a scare in the browser communities (IE/Firefox etc) as
Does a Aeron Chair prevent a stack overflow?
Sounds like middle aged spread to me...
John Bird
I've been listing to the stack overflow podcast (I'm about 1/2 way
caught up) and they keep raving about the Aeron chair. I've seen a used
one on TradeMe for $1100 and a new one from Matisse
There are a number of possibilities - for instance on Vista the Program1
could be triggering UAC.
Or there could be an error in invoking Shellexecute you are not seeing - try
some code like:
if ShellExecute(Application.Mainform.Handle, 'open', Pchar(aProgName),
PChar(aparaml), PChar(aDir),
There is an old saying I remember seeing on the door of a university
lecturer's door is a good motto for these kinds of problems that fool one:
This problem once solved will be simple
John
Thanks guys but simply a matter of leaping to conclusions - I didnt see
results of next code line so
I think Richard should be able to help there - I got copies of installation
DVD's from him. I also ended up copying it onto the hard disk, as that was
the best way to both keep a permanent copy and also make sure there were no
unreadable files on the disk.
I had a problem with either D2006 or
Incidentally the one enhancement to Delphi I keep finding I would love is a
very simple one, and everyone I mention it to also thinks its a great idea:
If the status bar etc showed the name of the procedure or function the
cursor was currently in this would be hugely useful. I am often
I heard recently - I think it was here but don't remember the details - of
someone sending SMS messages via a gmail interface. Anyone know more about
that?
John
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I think this is the Google/gmail option:
http://www.google.com/talk/
http://googlewatch.eweek.com/content/gmail/google_now_lets_you_text_message_from_gmail.html
ie it looks like an email interface.
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If its a DBGrid then you need to either
-Change the order of the dataset records - which means defining an index,
-Or use a grid like the CSDBGrid (freeware been around forever) that allows
you to click on the column headers to sort, like Windows Explorer.
If its a stringgrid then You can
Yes - I just manually typed some code into the email as its on a separate PC
and made a typo.thats not the problem as the original code does have as
you suggest.
John
Erm, should that not be cdsFind.Filtered := False; ?
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I solved the filtering problem - well had to work around it. The dataset
concerned hads stacks of events on scroll etc, and I found if I opened a
fresh copy of the dataset with clean data and no events it worked fine.
So I have a nice tool - can search anywhere in a dataset for any string (ie
I have an odd problem filtering a clientdataset - I apply a filter and check
the record count like
if cdsFind.RecordCount 0 then
begin
do stuff - that works OK
end else
begin
cdsFiltered:=false;//= crashes here
cdsFind.Filter:='';
end
If there are no
Whats others opinion on the merits of trggers etc as discussed here vs the
Firebird/Interbase method of using generators?
I have often wondered if this is an area where Firebird/Interbase has a less
convenient but more transparent mechanism - where you have to fire a
generator to get a new key
I have used both Report Builder (for a large app in Delphi 5) and Rave for
D2006/2007. Both very good.
Haven't used the Rave report designer - its easy enough to write Rave pure code
based reports that do all I need. Doesn''t need anything outside the exe file
- links in about another 600K.
The info on the web inplies driver issues - mainly for USB?
I went to the Sony web site and loaded any relevant updates for the PC and
for now the problem has gone away.
So my inference is still its a Vista issue.
John
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I have one program that is prone to getting an exception dialog when it starts
on Vista.
The dialog is
Windows - No Disk
Exception processing Message 0xc013 Parameters 0x764292A0
0x0004 0x764292A0 0x764292A0
I think its a Vista problem because the
An oddity that is puzzling me - I have a dataset which I filtered (in order to
find a record).
Then I clear the filter to show the original complete set, expecting to be on
the just found record still.
But it isn't - it goes back to the beginning.
How can I retain the current record as being
I am trying to make a generalised routine for searching a client dataset (it
searches alpha fields matching a user supplied string and positions on the
next matching record).
So far I am doing this using the locate command like:
if
Yes that would work for searching two fields, but do I do n fields - ie
what I am trying to do is generalise and build a list of fields to search
for at runtime where the number of fields to search changes
(ie all where Datatype = ftString) - I can build a string listing the wanted
string fields,
Same for me- there is just one program that gets UAC. It does not write to
registry or program files. It does have Start in the name, but thats not
it - because if renamed it still gets UAC prompt. It does however copy
programs from a download folder into a working folder, so I agree with
A few observations running (D2007) delphi programs under Vista - anyone shed
any light?
1 - When the mouse is on the task bar icon, Sometimes Vista will show a
thumbnail of the form, sometimes just a blank thumbnail with the program icon
in it. This relates to Delphi programs having an
I solved the debugger problem. There was an invalid path setting in the
.dproj file, but not one I could see with any of the project options. I had
to edit it manually to see it.
My version of D2007 installed is V 11.0.2804.9245
It was a copy of the installation DVD I had with files dated
John,
right click, properties - run as admin or some such thing, it was a while ago
that I fixed that on someones pc.
John Bird wrote:
-also my main menu program, which I have a shortcut to on the desktop,
always gets a UAC prompt when I run it. How do I set this program to be
acceptable short
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No that doesn't work either - it just opens the same UAC dialog asking if I
want to run
(although I doubt you would have done this :) )
Rob
John Bird wrote:
No there is no blanks in the execute path, and the 3 programs I talked
about all run from the same folder. Thats why I am so puzzled why they
behave so differently.
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