Hiya,
I have a singleton factory controlling all my object instances (forms
bdm's), I need a way of 'saving' this list of classes so as to recreate the
objects at next runtime, but how can I 'save' a class type other than by
saving its name, and then how do I get to the class type form the
We are using Delphi 2005 and our current project is a web application developed
in ASP.Net. Is there a way to know which DLL (full path name of the IL DLL) is
associated with an ASPX or ASCX file?
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Hey Nisha,
Have you seen Delphi Config Expert, http://dcexpert.1a.cn/ , I haven't tried
it myself but looks interesting, will backup and migrate all tools,
components etc.
Cheers
Jono
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From: delphi-en@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Dawood Nisha
Have you tried ARExcelReport
(http://www.vector-ski.com/reports/arexcelreport_index.htm), allows you to
write a code generated report using a .xls workbook as a 'template' with
#tags that are filled with vars or direct from data sets.
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From: delphi-en@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL
Bit off the topic, but talking about memory leaks, I use MemCheck @
http://v.mahon.free.fr/pro/freeware/memcheck/ . Link into your project file
(as per samples and tutorials on the website) and forget about it. It only
kicks in when it detects either a reference to non assigned object, or an
Assuming the webcam driver you are using is TWAIN enabled / compatible, you
handle the image the same as if it was through a scanner.
See http://delphi.about.com/od/graphics/l/aa030299.htm for info re Delphi
and TWAIN, they also have links to components.
Good Luck
Jono
I think you're right. The code below produces 22
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
d: double;
begin
d := 2.3;
caption := IntToStr( trunc( d * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 *
10) );
end;
--- Rob Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walter Prins wrote:
I'm having a blonde
I experience that kind of error message everytime I execute a query
against firebird (1.5.2). The real error should be about duplicate key
(Primary key violation), but seems like the dbx cannot map the error
to its internal error code somehow.
Can anyone point me whether this is a known bugs, or
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--- Walter Campelo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan:
I'm having the exactly the same problem as you...
One solution that I've found is to use a TToolbar
instead of a TMainMenu and give all
MDIChild forms a sizeable border and a system menu.
That way the forms
using
FreeMem).
2) The variable contains long strings, variants, or
interfaces, not all of which are empty or Unassigned.
My comment is based on #2.
--- Rob Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan Mora wrote:
A call to finalize is necessary since the dynamic
array contains long strings
: TyourEnum;
begin
Result := 0;
for i := Low(TyourEnum) to High(TyourEnum) do
Inc(Result)
end
But personally I don't use the enum types with
predefined value for items
With best regards, Mike Shkolnik
EMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.scalabium.com
--- Jonathan Mora [EMAIL
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