Randomize seems to be 1 second dependent on the system clock.
I cannot remember if this used to be the same in Borland Delphi/Pascal
The example below shows a 1 second tick sensitivity to random number
creation.
Am I missing something?
uses unix,crt;
VAR
dummystring,filename: String;
Randomize seems to be 1 second dependent on the system clock.
I cannot remember if this used to be the same in Borland Delphi/Pascal
The example below shows a 1 second tick sensitivity to random number
creation.
Am I missing something?
uses unix,crt;
VAR
dummystring,filename: String;
Hi, I want to call a KOL Form public method (procedure PublicMethod;
of Unit3) from a simple unit (Unit2) but the public method is not
recognized. Why?
My code:
project1.lpr:
{ KOL MCK } // Do not remove this line!
{$DEFINE KOL_MCK}
{$ifdef FPC} {$mode delphi} {$endif}
program project1;
uses
Put randomize before of repeat
Lv ha scritto:
Randomize seems to be 1 second dependent on the system clock.
I cannot remember if this used to be the same in Borland Delphi/Pascal
The example below shows a 1 second tick sensitivity to random number
creation.
Am I missing something?
uses
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008, Lv wrote:
Randomize seems to be 1 second dependent on the system clock.
I cannot remember if this used to be the same in Borland Delphi/Pascal
The example below shows a 1 second tick sensitivity to random number
creation.
Am I missing something?
uses unix,crt;
Hi, I get the error: Access violation. when I use quickly a
TPopupMenu component with this code on the OnClick MenuItem event:
procedure TForm1.MenuItem1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
Form2 := TForm2.Create (Application);
try
Form2.ShowModal;
finally
Form2.Free;
end;
end;
Why?
I
Does it make sence to implement more things for the fpGUI-Interface at
the current state of fpgui?
There are a few minor changes I would still like to make to fpGUI
Toolkit which will stabilise the API even more, but overall fpGUI's
API now has a lot less code-breaking changes
Hello Fellow Lazarus users ;-)))
Today I downloaded (file #1)
Lazarus-0.9.26-fpc-2.2.2-cross-arm-wince-win32 and (file #2)
fpc-2.2.2-lazarus-0.9.26-doc-html.tar. I'm using it on my Dad's computer
which is a pc with Windowz XP Pro and the latest SP. I ran the Lazarus
compiler (file #1) and it
just a test
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The solution is to use {$mode delphi} or to use the classic syntax to
call object's methods:
Form2^.PublicMethod;
2008/12/30 User usuarioanonimomy...@gmail.com:
Hi, I want to call a KOL Form public method (procedure PublicMethod;
of Unit3) from a simple unit (Unit2) but the public method is
I get the error: Bus Error or misaligned data access. when I use
quickly a TDBGrid component. Why?
I use Lazarus 0.9.26.
Best regards.
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Hi,
If I rebuild the LCL (and only the LCL) from within the IDE on Linux
(Tools - Configure Build - LCL - Build), then Lazaris says it
compiled the LCL fine, but it seems that changes take nof effect.
Obviously I'm doing something wrong here, probably its a RTFM question
;-) but I just cannot
I was just going to say that... Newer Inno Setup needs it explicitly
stated. Not sure why, but it's got something to do with Vista I think...
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 9:30 AM, Vincent Snijders
vincent.snijd...@gmail.com wrote:
2008/12/24 Alex Kovacic a.kova...@unsw.edu.au:
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Hi Vincent
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