>It's best to think of these in two parts. The Windows API part and then the
>interfacing with Pascal part.
>SaveAsFileName.lpstrFile = long pointer to a (C) string filename buffer
>This buffer isn't created for you, you provide it and tell Windows it's size.
Thank you for the explanation, that
It's best to think of these in two parts. The Windows API part and then the
interfacing with Pascal part.
SaveAsFileName.lpstrFile = long pointer to a (C) string filename buffer
This buffer isn't created for you, you provide it and tell Windows it's size.
If you were to just do
StrPLCopy(
>I would prefer to use
> StrPLCopy( SaveAsFileNameBuffer, DefaulSaveAsFileName,
SizeOf(SaveAsFileNameBuffer));
>instead of
> SaveAsFileNameBuffer:=Pchar(DefaulSaveAsFileName);
I'm curious what the difference is between StrPLCopy() and PChar()
I wonder if PChar() was my problem.. maybe I don't
I have it working better now.
I was having a crash with Code 216
Appearantly
SaveAsFileName.lpstrFile:= Pchar(DefaulSaveAsFileName);
Just doesn't work the way I want it to. If I try to do the conversion to
Pchar that way, I get an error 216 on:
>It's curious, I'm not completely sure we are reasoning about the same
function and record.
It seems I should not be using TFilename as the variable name.
I'm usinga variable called TFileName with GetSaveFileNameA()
Here is the relevant code.. after I fixed it to use Max_Path
Uses
El 20/6/21 a les 19:38, Jean SUZINEAU via fpc-pascal ha escrit:
Ping uses ICMP protocol.
I don't have currently Indy installed on my machines, but I think you
can find pascal components for ICMP client and even ICMP server.
I think that this way you can do a single "ping", a single ICMP
