Hello,
I run Borland Pacal 7.01 in Dosemu / XdosEmu (don't use the 64bit binary) on
Linux (Kernel 4.15, 64bit, Linux Mint 19.1, 16 CPUs...) here.
Works fine, even the serial interface. At least for my experience, the printer
doesn't work.
So I "print" in a (shared) graphic file, and print the
Stuck on another code tools problem.
I've been using code like this to find words at node offsets and this works
well until there are $ifdefs in the file and then the text position getting
offset and fail to return the correct identifiers.
GetIdentifier(@Code.Source[Node.StartPos]);
How should
Not really sure how you would adapt this to your setup, but I threw this
together from a project I did previously. I've only tested it with the Windows
10 builtin XPS and PDF printers so I'm not sure how it will behave on a real
printer.
(Hopefully the attachment makes it through..)
--
Alexand
On 2020-04-30 10:29, Elmar Haneke wrote:
Am 29.04.20 um 10:42 schrieb Francisco Glover via fpc-pascal:
Overt the years I have developed programs in Turbo Pascal for student
lab use, in which the student can easily send to an attached printer
contents of the text or VGA graphics screens. These n
Am 29.04.20 um 10:42 schrieb Francisco Glover via fpc-pascal:
> Overt the years I have developed programs in Turbo Pascal for student
> lab use, in which the student can easily send to an attached printer
> contents of the text or VGA graphics screens. These no longer work on
> Windows 10. In sh
El 29/04/2020 a las 19:31, Zamrony P. Juhara via fpc-pascal escribió:
Yes, it works if I remove timezone part from pattern as suggested by
Santiago. This one works
adatetime := scanDateTime(
'ddd, dd mmm hh:mm:ss',
'Tue, 28 Apr 2020 10:11:12 GMT');
So i guess, we must convert ti
