Hello,
I am developing an application in Lazarus that is multi platform. It
has very strong usage of xml that contains contains cyrillic text
(Bulgarian language). All xml feeds are UTF-8 encoding and is
converted internaly using iconv (UTF-8 - CP1251 and vice versa) when
needed. On Linux this is
Wow! Thanks for that excellent explanation. As I mentioned to a
collegue earlier this week. I never knew dates can become such a
complex thing!
I will use your email to document those functions, otherwise someone
else might feel like I did before reading your explanation of the
magic numbers.
On 22/04/06, Bram Kuijvenhoven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC this is commonly solved by differentiating between th Gregorian and
Julian Calendar. I.e. the EncodeDate function etc. work with the Gregorian
Calendar. Before that date in 1752 people used the Julian Calendar, but we
map all
Hello,
I have a D5 project that uses a {$Y+}. Whenever I include this unit (say
WithY.pas) into the uses clause of another unit (say Test.pas) *and* my
WithY.ppu is updated, fpc raises a:
Fatal: Internal Error 200310221
trying to:
Add Dependency of 'WithY' to 'AnFPCUnit'.
2.0.2 and currenct
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Hi.
My congratulations to the FPC team and Lazarus team.
I'am working on this toolkit, to add Web Service support to FPC and
Lazarus. My aim is to merge it with the FCL (LCL). The attached
archive contains all the source code and a documentation file (
OpenDocument format, I use OpenOffice 2.0 to
Hi,
Here is the explanation I promised:
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
What is the meaning of these magic numbers used in the TryEncodeDate method?
I would like to document them for FPC once I know the answer.
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I saw the constant DateDelta, but that is never used in
Hi,
Here is the explanation I promised:
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
What is the meaning of these magic numbers used in the TryEncodeDate method?
I would like to document them for FPC once I know the answer.
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I saw the constant DateDelta, but that is never used in
Oops, I see that in the posting mess of this thread I replied to the wrong
email address -- I sent the below to Graeme's personal email instead of the
list. (Note: a few minutes ago I suddenly saw my other messages appear in the
list, along with some other messages posted in the past days; in
But I recommend looking these things up somewhere before writing it down
in the docs. (i.e. about the precise meaning of the Gregorian vs. the
Julian calendar) This is just my IIRC :)
There is a very exhaustive calendar faq on the internet. And if you read it,
then you will understand that
Not sure if this came through the list before
Graeme .
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From: Graeme Geldenhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 22-Apr-2006 12:31
Subject: Re: [Fwd: Re: [fpc-devel] Magic numbers used in TryEncodeDate]
To: FPC developers' list fpc-devel@lists.freepascal.org
Alexander Todorov wrote:
Hello,
I am developing an application in Lazarus that is multi platform. It
has very strong usage of xml that contains contains cyrillic text
(Bulgarian language). All xml feeds are UTF-8 encoding and is
converted internaly using iconv (UTF-8 - CP1251 and vice versa)
The problem is not my change, but a bug in the ARM code generator.
The proper workaround for now is to change the longbool parameter to
a regular boolean for now in int64.inc (in your local copy).
Ok, in this way it works, thanks. I have noticed some other issues too: in
some cases seems that
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