On 2013-07-20 12:28, Noah Silva wrote:
remember one book recommending the following way to sort a list of strings:
1. Create an invisible list box on the window
:-) I'm still required to maintain a VB6 program that is full of such
sh*t. Hidden controls all over the place. :-/ That definitely
I thank you for the tip. That's true I haven't tested it up to now.
The Windows was damaged by 194 infections. this large amount of virus
has blocked the browsers and, as a result, the web development was
suspensed for some time. It's really confortable to know Linux is safier.
the important
I thank you for the tip. That's true I haven't tested it up to now.
The Windows was damaged by 194 infections. this large amount of virus
has blocked the browsers and, as a result, the web development was
suspensed for some time. It's really confortable to know Linux is safier.
the important
Hi,
As an aside, back in my Delphi developer days, I noticed that you could use
the console app type to compile GUI apps just fine, but that the console
window would also pop up and you could use it to output quick and dirty
debug messages with writeln.
The main thing that bothered me back then
On 2013-07-16 09:10, Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
You should compile this app with $apptype GUI, and disable all diagnostic
information
(i.e. comment out all writeln statements)
Exactly what Michael said. You can also enable you app to start-up in
the system tray. Not showing the main form
On Mon, 15 Jul 2013, luciano de souza wrote:
hello all,
I want to compile a program with no visible screen, but at the same
time, with input and output enabled.
If I use $apptype gui, the screen is invisible, but there are not
input and output.
Correction: there is input and output, just
hello all,
I want to compile a program with no visible screen, but at the same
time, with input and output enabled.
If I use $apptype gui, the screen is invisible, but there are not
input and output.
If I use the standard $apptype console, the input and output is
enabled, but the screen is
