Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
One of the things I've been thinking about is integrating it with tiOPF,
so one wouldn't need to write SQL any more. You could use it to reverse
engineer all used SQL statements and convert it to something more OOP.
It would be very cool to be have an OQL in
On Wed, 18 Aug 2010, Lee Jenkins wrote:
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
One of the things I've been thinking about is integrating it with tiOPF, so
one wouldn't need to write SQL any more. You could use it to reverse
engineer all used SQL statements and convert it to something more OOP.
Hi all,
I'm thinking of porting a subset of my Delphi apps to Lazarus/LCL. These are
apps that use minimal or no 3rd party components and have been written with some
assumptions such as using PathDelim and friends with an eye towards possible
conversion at some point.
I tried the Delphi
Hi Lazarus.
Please forgive my ignorance if I'm asking a stupid question.
In the DeliverMessage function in LCLMessageGlue the
Application.HandleException is called with __nil__ as argument. Why is
the actual target used here? It is already available at this point, and
the callback function
Hi
If you don't have Windows API calls or other Windows specific technology, you
have a chance of make it. :-)
The biggest problem in conversion is still the form file, .dfm / .lfm.
Components which exist in VCL but not in LCL are replaced by a fall-back LCL
component. Like TValueListEditor is
Sorry for this possible off-topic mail. I should ask at Zeos, but
since I do not subscribe to their list I thought to try here.
I need to read and write a blob (record) to a firebird database. I am
using Zeos but no db-aware components. In other words I use only
datasets and queries with
- Michael Van Canneyt mich...@freepascal.org schreef:
[snip on usage of new SQL parser]
why stop there? Maybe a language-construct like LINQ in .Net for
dynamic+iteratable resultsets?
As far as I understand it, LINQ does the opposite; it expresses
iterators in a kind of SQL syntax ?
