Tony Maro wrote:
I'm not sure if this is a TDbf issue, or an FPC db issue, so I'm
posting both places. I'm using CVS of FPC from about 1 hour ago.
Basically, whatever I do, if I try to set the IndexName or
IndexFieldNames property of the TDbf I get an access violation.
Found it...
This only
On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Tony Maro wrote:
Tony Maro wrote:
I'm not sure if this is a TDbf issue, or an FPC db issue, so I'm
posting both places. I'm using CVS of FPC from about 1 hour ago.
Basically, whatever I do, if I try to set the IndexName or
IndexFieldNames property of the TDbf I
Seems like a lot of people are doing double work here :-)
Yep...
I already had a fix for this from Micha Nelissen, but it hasn't been
committed yet. Tonight I plan to commit all remaining patches.
A Small IRC-Log:
neli
Ok,
i've had it with the TDataset Buffers.
They work now but not as they should, resync is buggy and it's not very
Delphi-compatible.
The main issue here is that there's no difference between TDataset and
TClientDataset. In the FCL they are somewhat combined.
So i suggest that I try to
On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Joost van der Sluis wrote:
Ok,
i've had it with the TDataset Buffers.
:-) Join the club.
They work now but not as they should, resync is buggy and it's not very
Delphi-compatible.
Well. It was modeled to be compatible with D3 code.
The main issue here is that
I've got a TDbf on a form.
I've got a TDataSource attached to it.
I've set an event handler on the DataSource.OnDataChanged.
When I set the TDbf active, it's triggering an OnDataChanged BEFORE the
dataset is fully active. If you do reading of data within the event
handler, it results in
