Here's how I'd do it: Make an small program that does the following:
(1) Gets the list of files in your project's directory, without extension (it's
simpler that way).
(2) Loop over the list of files; Check if both the .PAS and .DFM file variants
exist.
(2.1) If both variants exists open the
information to track down the problem.
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application explicitly, using other
means.
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Hi All
an hint every
time a unit is compiled. This is probably excessive for what you seem to
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into the list (no need for the sleep command to time-out).
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fixing the problem easy.
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know how you
can easily fix it. I made a TPanel descendent that has an property to
select the kind of XP theaming drawing to apply to it. I can place that
panel on any form and give it the XP Dialog look (the whitish
background).
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Using the structure should be easy. If you need more information please ask.
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).
If you need more assistance please tell us a bit more about your application:
What kind of components are you using for internet access, what other
non-visual components are you using (TTable?), what are you using to display
status information (TLabel? ProgressBar?).
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or a simple parameter (no const, no var)
probably makes little difference to the execution speed of your application.
Using/not using const would be down to personal preference.
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read the logs if your
application crashes (ie: log to a file, not to a location in memory, and flush
the file after each log message written). Make the application crash, read the
logs, improve logging and try again.
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My thoughts on the matter: I *never* heard of Embarcadero Technologies but
doing a quick search I was pleased to find they've set up an large development
center in Romania, in a city with a long academic tradition (Iasi). This is
probably a good move since Delphi is very popular in our part of
And if you want that CPUID string decoded pay a visit to
http://www.cpuid.com and download CPU-Z - it provides all available
information about the CPU (+MOBO and RAM as an extra) and you can also
buy an API from them that does the same as the freeware CPU-Z: No CPU
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into your own hands you can write
something that runs on the host system (where they probably have USB
support) and write something that talks to the dongle and communicates
with your application over TCP/IP. And then hope the user is not using
XEN on a UNIX host.
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Doug Chamberlin wrote:
Francois Piette wrote:
I have a few delphi (5 and 7) applications protected by USB dongle.
Now
customar will run these applications on virtual machines making USB
impossible.
AFAIK, USB is OK with virtual machines such as VMWare.
Yes, USB support is included
for your applications (if
you miss some files and need to re-build your installer you'll simply
roll-back your virtual machine and try again - a 1 minute job, not a 40
minutes job for a full system reinstall!)
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The search box has group box labled Origin containing two radio buttons:
From cursor and Entire scope. Just keep Entire scope checked and the
search will always start at the top - those I also hate this behaviour.
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, unless the combo box
also runs its own pump while the drop down window is down :-)
And I'm sure there are other ideas...
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, really long time. If you find such a beast it
probably contains a lot of stuff that can better be left outside the exe
(ex: data in TJvData containers, large images in TImage containers). Try
moving the data outside the exe and everything will be simpler.
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that doesn't over-stress the
memory manager (because it does not create memory fragmentation - at
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doubt there's any computer out there that can do it within
our collective life span, because you basically need to test all
possible combinations.
How do you define top values?
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!
I guess I'll have to call them tonight from home, so it would be early
morning business hours in Hawaii! Funny thing this globalization.
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for a bigger project to test my new tools!
You might try asking on the comp.compilers newsgroup.
I just registered to the email variant of comp.compilers newsgroup.
Thanks for the tip!
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, are you using it with Delphi? Have you ever used lex+yacc? Does
it offer anything extra compared to those, except a visual editor and a
debugger?
Thanks for reminding me of Visual Parse++
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mostly parsing configuration files. Those configuration
files sometimes include computable expressions but that's as far as it
goes!
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the same for the end user but you
get the chance to store data in your own objects, so there's no chance
of anything getting freed or re-created behind your back!
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. For now I'm writing all my lexers
/ parsers by hand and it works but it's a bit messy - especially when
it's time to change bits of code that have been written years before!
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to TComboBox's TStrings.Object[] thing. Whenever I trace a problem to
something like this I always change my program not to depend on anything
GUI for its data. Ex: I use a basic TStringList to hold data related to
an TComboBox item. As for TListView, I prefer TVirtualTreeView!
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by the minute, is it a problem to simply re-download an
full setup.exe and use it to update an existing installation? That way
you'll have a lot more control over the way things work, and a lot more
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. But it
doesn't change the fact that your trying to work around administrative
limitations. We all have our battles...
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Business for a VM - or get a MSDN OS Subscription).
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installer might started
as a limited user but get promoted to Administrator if required. That's
why applications like Office have a preparing stuff for first use that
runs the first time you run the application, not as part of the
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don't fix it).
It's now time to change as I don't like the instructions I just gave.
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required but
have the native XP/Vista look in all other places.
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Thank you. Cosmin, THANK YOU!
My original problem was using
my app works on Vista. But at the end of the day I *know* Vista is
a good thing for average-Joe computer user, so I'll just write the code.
My XP users are routinely having problems because of viruses. I haven't
had a Vista problem yet!
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, that write would be completely
invisible to any other process using the same BPL.
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: You may get rid of the error by surrounding your login code with
an try-except block.
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Morning all,
It feels great to be back
You say something about the paged pool system memory heap limiting
available memory to something as low as 491Mb... what is the paged pool
system memory heap and are you sure the limit is that low?
I've done a bit of experimenting on my own, using VirtualAlloc and
VirtualLock to see how much
you're developing specialty software for a narrow market,
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point in time.
Just my 2 cents,
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Glenn Crouch wrote
to
multi-select things, and especially when trying to multi-select objects
on a Delphi form.
Is it possible that you're running into an equally-bizarre problem with
your Vista?
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Delphi Tiburón seems like a really nice version, considering it will include
proper Unicode support and generics. Looking forward for it. Also it's
interesting how most comments on the page are fairly negative while the rating
is high...
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You're not actually saving objects to files/databases but the contents
of those objects, and in most cases the contents is going to be string,
integer, Boolean. If you need to google for this, try googling for
object serialization.
There are a number of methods that may be used with Delphi
your version of the Exe (no file-saving, no network
transmission), and that's because alignment might be different for
different compilers (or different versions of the same compiler).
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If you previously had your own on-site server consider getting an
hosted server. Actually - given your list of requirements I'd be
really surprised if *any* single provider provides everything!
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remote restart - so you don't need to drive to your
hosting location to push the restart button if your Windows Server
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care about plus lots and lots of info about the XP
Manifest, but not enough info about the Vista manifest to get me going.
Did anyone make more progress on this?
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on 24 times slower hardware? Or do we want our
software to do something with that extra power?
CubicDesign wrote:
Cosmin Prund wrote:
About the new computer: I don't know about you, but on my side, software
is sooo expensive it makes hardware look cheap.
I don't know how it looks
Will D2007 have support for Dot NET? It seems to be called Delphi for
Win32 - that's awkward.
Being as stable as D7 sound really, really really good.
It is not available as trial nor commercial. It is simply that I'm a
fieldtester for Delphi 2007 and highlander for months. I've been grante the
Never trust a human to do a repetitive job. Do your backups from a
script that starts from a scheduler!
CubicDesign wrote:
Hi list!
I just lost 6 days of intensive work because of a Realtek audio driver
which crashed my computer (BSOD).
I heard that a DCP package can be converted back to
Memory leaks in Delphi's code might not be memory leaks at all. They
might represent objects kept in memory for the life of the program that
use the side-effect of closing the program to free the associated
memory. I also use a similar technique for all kinds of global
(singleton) objects. I
How about a very simple solution like locking the license to the user's
computer name. Unless your product is expensive I doubt users will start
changing computer names so they can used the application as licensed for
a friend's computer. IbExpert (HK-Software) uses this solution and I'm
inconvenient for the final user, it's not worth it.
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Hi,
I have a standard delphi .exe that I want to distribute to authorised
Users, but do not want the application to be copied/sent to their
friends/colleagues.
I need a way of linking the executable
Got it. I had to do
%windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\vxx\aspnet_regiis.exe -i
Cosmin Prund wrote:
Hello everyone.
I've managed to get my web site to a reasonable level of functionality
and now I want to move it to my production server (an WinXP system).
So I copied my application from
to the browser?). With controls I can create an control and the cast
it to the correct type, call some method on it to prepare it. Can I do
this with a whole page?
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NewPage := LoadPage('ShowObject.aspx');
NewPage.id_obj := 1234;
NewPage.InitPage;
Server.ShowThisPage(NewPage);
end;
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Kraven wrote:
Hi there,
I'm not a .NET programmer but I am an ASP expert.
Request.Form(formobjectnamehere) is how to obtain the value within any
object
Hmmm - I'm starting to think there's no other way, and I don't get it.
Isn't this supposed to be an easy, frequent thing to do?
Bob Swart wrote:
Hi Cosmin,
Do a Redirect to a page with information after the ? character.
Like the following:
Details.aspx?Id=42
And then in the
(using Redirect) or the Session StateBag.
I think I need to do a lot more reading on ASP.NET page processing so
I'll truly understand this.
Thanks for all info,
Cosmin Prund
Cosmin Prund wrote:
Hello.
I've got an ASP.NET form with a button on it. From the Button click I
want to show a different
Thanks, this one does work for my problem since it allows me to edit the
RES file.
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Alfred Vink wrote:
Or try this freeware one:
http://www.wilsonc.demon.co.uk/d10resourceeditor.htm
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Found it, it's in the SDK
Cosmin Prund wrote:
Is the MS resource compiler available for download somewhere? I did
google a bit but I wasn't able to find anything.
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Jeremy North wrote:
This is because brcc32 is rubbish. It only supports 256 color icons I
believe
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Darling, Michael wrote:
Am I right in thinking that, if you are using a separate thread to
perform a process it should not call any code in the main thread?
I have a situation where a process is consuming a lot of time so have
moved it into its own thread, however the problem
You'll have to compare detailed map files for your versions of the exe
(with and without the extra DLL's) if you really want to get an idea of
what's going on in there. Maybe including your unit required the
inclusion of other extra units that you didn't account for. Besides, the
map file will
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Ross Levis wrote:
I'm using Indy 9 in D7, and in my audio player I'm using a HTTP.Get to
retrieve a webpage inside a separate thread so as to not affect
operation of the main user interface. However, during the execution of
the Get, my main form stops
Tom Blocker wrote:
And for the record, I stated not once but TWICE that an assert should be used
in an else stmt to help the maintainers of the code. If I thought that such
an error might escape development and function\regression testing then I
would include exception handling or other
Robert Meek wrote:
Btw, is the IBExpert you spoke of a visual IDE for SQL like database
workbench? I have a copy of that already, and I know how to use it if they
pretty much do the same things.
Yes, IBExpert is a tool for working with databases (designing databases,
running queryes).
Hello Robert, here's what I found about Firebird the last two days:
As you might have noticed I've started working on a ASP.NET application
using Delphi and I obviously wanted to use my favorite database,
Firebird. First of all there's not much info on Firebird + ADO.NET
provider + Delphi.NET,
to those
parameters by POSITION (difficult to maintain). In the Win32 world I
would have used named parameters and that's really easy to maintain.
Am I missing something? I sure hope I'm missing something...
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Cosmin Prund wrote:
I'm just getting started using ASP.NET and I'm doing it using Delphi
2006. I've got a few questions.
(1) It seems there's no equivalent of a DataModule. I'm sure I read
something about this but now I'm thinking: what do I use in place? Do I
and DataTextField values in
what's supposed to be the right way I get a message like:
DataBinder.Eval: 'System.Data.Common.DbDataRecord' does not contain a
property with the name 'ID_TEST'
Why is it looking for a property when in should be looking for an field?
Thanks,
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(2) How do I do a data binding for a DropDownList using a
BdpConnection and a BdpCommand? I've managed to manually populate the
DropDownList in a while-do loop (so I think I wired up most things
properly) but if I set up the DataSource and DataTextField values in
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Peter Laman wrote:
Hi all,
Win32 question: If I switch to my application from another app, how can I
detect which window from the previous application had input focus before
switching apps?
Peter Laman
Senior Software Engineer
Lance ICT Group
Roermond, the Netherlands
http
Found some Delphi-AJAX stuff! It seems there's at least 1 AJAX (beta)
site alive on the Internet at this very moment, and there might be many
more.
Link: http://ajax.marcocantu.com/doc/DelphiAndAjax.html
Marshall E. Fryman wrote:
Robert -
I think you have a US-centric view of the
Brian wrote:
Possible ??
XP has the feature that if a particular network port is not physically
connected it will disable it - this means that you can get a ping to the
loopback address (127.0.0.1) and but NOT from the actual IP addresses.
Not physically connected can occur for several
From the server machine I can connect to the Firebird server using
telnet 127.0.0.1 3050.
If I try telent REAL_IP_ADDR 3050 the connection fails! I don't
remember the error number (if any) but it was most likely time out related.
If I run netstat -n -a -o I see the firebird process listening on
fault.
Thanks,
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Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
Hello Cosmin,
Just tried telnet.exe on a NT machine, and it does give you the winsock
error neather :( You mention ICS in a previous post. You can setup a
client using TWSocket to connect and display the winsock error in the
appropriate
) recommendations?
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Tahnks for everyone who responded.
I was evaluating ReportBuilder but have switched to FastReports.
Thanks.
Cosmin Prund wrote:
Hello.
What reporting tools with run-time end-user reporting components do you
use or recommend? How easy is it for the end-user to use such a tool
not sure Quick Reports banded paradigm would be useful for
the non-programmer user. So I need to re-tool :)
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CubicDesign wrote:
*Dear Cosmin,*
Sorry about that.
I follow EXACTLY the steps described by you until step 6 because that's
the only way the logic can flow.
At that step, I had a problem with Delphi help system. It sometimes
loses the path of my help files. I do not know why and I found
-pasted from the Controls unit so it wasn't difficult.
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CubicDesign wrote:
I use small cells (13x13 pixels) in my TStringGrid, and the
InpalceEditor (which I use it now) is also small, so I need to replace
it with something bigger.
Please tell me
parser / lexer generators support Delphi's TStream and how well suited
are they for working in an object-oriented environment?
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Glenn Crouch wrote:
* Press Release: Borland forming CodeGear to focus exclusively on developer
productivity This press release announces CodeGear - formerly Borland's
Developer Tools Group.
http://bdn.borland.com/article/33819
* Letter to our customers, partners
about it... Please note I'm using GetAsync to
get my document.
I have posted the unit where all my code resides here:
http://activari.sediu.ro/mail/UWebUpDown.pas
Please note: the code will not compile as it requires a few other units,
but all downloading code is there.
Thanks,
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would send a message to the thread and give it 10
seconds to close down cleanly. If the 10 seconds past and the thread
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I was wrong - it does still leave a thread running - suggestions for closing
Next the kid will download Opera. Opera has a really nice easy setting
for proxy. Just hit F12 and you'll get a popup allowing you to
enable/disable proxy servers with a single click. Proxy settings are
voluntary in a way. The application doing the actual connecting to the
Internet has to
In this new light, am I crazy for ordering a small team pack of D2006
at this time? Will D2006 become an dead, un-paranted product,
incompatible with the new product-line? I'm pretty sure Borland would
not answer those questions...
Glenn Crouch wrote:
Here's an idea: This would make your exe run-time compatible with the
streaming format of D2006. It will not work for the IDE but, as you
noticed, it doesn't actually matter since you can ignore the read
errors when you open the DFM's in D2005 and work on them.
(1) Take a look at the class
Hi Mike.
My function was ment to be a bit more generic, it was supposed to
increment the first group of digits in any given string, maintaining
it's length and maintaining it's position in the original string. Since
I did not try the code in Delphi I did not notice the first 1 in your
string.
Shouldn't be that difficult. Try the code below (please note - written
in mail client!)
function IncrementComplexNumber(n:string):string;
var
Before, Number, NewNumber, After:string;
i,t:Integer;
begin
// Init
Before := '';
Number := '';
After := '';
t := 1;
// read the string
Windows does a good job at limiting direct hardware access for any kind
of software, and it gets a lot of help from the processor and it's
protected mode. That's why you no longer have direct port access in
Delphi - it would be useless. Components like TurboPower Asynch probably
make use of
There has been a thread about this on the Talk list recently, you
might want to look it up. It's subject line was Rebuilding Delphi /
comparing installations.
Other then that, take a moment to think about your components. If you're
building most of your components from source chances are you
I'll have to second Human and say overwriting a fresh Delphi
instalation with a backed up one does work. Besides my (very) new
VMWare solution I've got a TESTED solution for taking my development
environment on to a second machine. Unfortunatelly I've tested this too
many times. It does work,
My latest solution to this problem is this: Put everything
delphi-work-related into a VmWare Virtual Machine. Back it up often.
Move your VM to your laptop when you're on the go: You'll have the EXACT
same version on both your desktop and your laptop, and as an added
benefit you'll be
What you've got in your sl variable is not the data associated with
sl but a pointer to that data. When you pass sl as a parameter to
your test function you're passing a copy of the pointer, so the called
procedure would be working on the same area of memory. That's why you
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