On Sat, 9 Aug 2008, Francisco Reyes wrote:
I looked through the contributed units in the http://freepascal.org site and
did not see anything that could take an array or some other data structure and
write it to disk. Also the library would need to do the opposite, read from
disk into a data
Michael Van Canneyt writes:
You can also try the Classes unit if you use object oriented programming.
Each component can write itself to stream.
Played a little bit with the Classes unit.
Don't really see any benefit over justin writing records directly.
Am I missing something?
Also when
On Sun, 2008-08-10 at 16:51 -0400, Francisco Reyes wrote:
Michael Van Canneyt writes:
You can also try the Classes unit if you use object oriented programming.
Each component can write itself to stream.
Played a little bit with the Classes unit.
Don't really see any benefit over justin
David W Noon writes:
Incidentally, from your first message in this thread, you said you were
writing an OLAP application. You might care to look at PostgreSQL as a
database manager. It does rather nice OLAP functionality, straight out
of the box -- and it's free.
Somewhat offtopic...
Im a
I looked through the contributed units in the http://freepascal.org site and
did not see anything that could take an array or some other data structure
and write it to disk. Also the library would need to do the opposite, read
from disk into a data structure.
I figure before I try and
