RE: [DUG]: Disable action on re-enabled controls - 2

1999-04-09 Thread Alistair George
I gave you an example, but I see why you ask. To make it clearer eg for a key in the mainform.keydown //to trap escape if Key = VK_ESCAPE then Key = 0; I expected for a mouse event on a menu the following would work: procedure TMainForm.Menu1Click(Sender: TObject); begin sender:=nil; end; Bu

Re: [DUG]: Disable action on re-enabled controls - 2

1999-04-09 Thread Aaron Scott-Boddendijk
>I expected for a mouse event on a menu the following would work: >procedure TMainForm.Menu1Click(Sender: TObject); >begin > sender:=nil; >end; >But in fact it doesnt! >So the hook would have to be something like: >procedure TMainForm.Menu1Click(Sender: TObject); >begin > sender:=nil; > Menu1.

RE: [DUG]: Interface Usage

1999-04-09 Thread Cooke, Andrew
> -Original Message- > From: Aaron Scott-Boddendijk [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, April 09, 1999 2:34 PM > To: Multiple recipients of list delphi > Subject: Re: [DUG]: Interface Usage > > >> I have a question regarding the use of interfaces. if I have 2 > interfaces

RE: [DUG]: Interface Usage

1999-04-09 Thread Tom Munro Glass
> -Original Message- > From: Aaron Scott-Boddendijk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 09 April 1999 03:34 > To: Multiple recipients of list delphi > Subject: Re: [DUG]: Interface Usage > > > >> (B) how do you generate a unique GUID > >In Delphi IDE, CTRL-SHIFT-G. > > > Do these numb

Re: [DUG]: Disable action on re-enabled controls

1999-04-09 Thread Greg Nixon
Before you re-enable the controls do an Application.Processmessages; to clear any crap left in the buffer then it should see the control is diabled and not process the action. -Original Message- From: John Christenhusz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi <[EMAIL PRO

RE: [DUG]: Disable action on re-enabled controls - 2

1999-04-09 Thread Alistair George
Haha ignorance doesnt always breed contempt - thanks for the correction! Al+ > I'm confident my face will remain egg free. > > -- > Aaron Scott-Boddendijk > Jump Productions > (07) 838-3371 Voice > (07) 838-3372 Fax > > > -- >

RE: [DUG]: RE: Table busy

1999-04-09 Thread Chris Crowe
This still does not allow you to have a table opened exclusivly, as the Delphi IDE still has a copy of it open. It still think it would be nice if someone wrote an expert to close all tables in a project. Chris ps: I also think it would be nice if someone wrote an expert that would put all uni

RE: [DUG]: RE: Table busy

1999-04-09 Thread Chris Crowe
Can you explain more on this I am not sure how you implement what you said?. How do I disconnect from a TDatabase? ps: I am using Titan for Access, and so it has been a while since I used some of the standard BDE tables. Chris Christopher Crowe (Software Developer) Microsoft MVP, MCP Adroc

RE: [DUG]: RE: Table busy

1999-04-09 Thread Chris Crowe
Wade, who's Wade?, and what is this TV? But it sounds good Chris Christopher Crowe (Software Developer) Microsoft MVP, MCP Adrock Software Byte Computer & Software LTD P.O Box 13-155 Christchurch New Zealand Phone/Fax (NZ) 03-3651-112 > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECT

RE: [DUG]: Comparison of records

1999-04-09 Thread Chris Crowe
C, I remember having operator overloaded functions for = well == in C. Does D4 support this? I know it supports default parameters which is really cool. It seems to me that D4 is very close to the C language these days, but is still a bit behind (about 5 years). It was really nice for structur

[DUG]: Urgent Help with DAO Installation

1999-04-09 Thread Chris Crowe
I need some help with a DAO installation. I have an setup which I wrote to install my program and DAO. All was fine on a few machines we tested it on. We then installed Windows 95 and tried our install. We found a problem with our program which caused access violations. We tracked it down to

Re: [DUG]: Comparison of records

1999-04-09 Thread Aaron Scott-Boddendijk
>C, I remember having operator overloaded functions for >= well == in C. Does D4 support this? I know it supports >default parameters which is really cool. It seems to me >that D4 is very close to the C language these days, but >is still a bit behind (about 5 years). >It was really nice for struct

Re: [DUG]: Disable action on re-enabled controls - 2

1999-04-09 Thread Aaron Scott-Boddendijk
> > I'm confident my face will remain egg free. > Haha ignorance doesnt always breed contempt - thanks for the correction! Glad I could help... ;) -- Aaron@home --- New Zealand Delphi Users group - Delphi List - [EMAIL