So what did you mean by saying 'dangerous'?
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De : Ludo Brands [mailto:ludo.bra...@free.fr]
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Objet : [Lazarus] RE : RE : Dynamic loading of a custom sqlite library
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2011/6/12 Ludo Brands ludo.bra...@free.fr
So what did you mean by saying 'dangerous'?
You should have read a little further in the message: Possibly everything
is fine for sqlite3 but documenting it as a general solution is IMHO not
correct.. The scenario I was talking about assumed an
Consider this code:
program test;
{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
{$R+}
uses sysutils, classes;
type
{ TCutomX }
TCustomX = class (TStrings)
protected
procedure SomeProc; virtual; abstract;
end;
{ TX }
TX = class(TCustomX)
protected
procedure SomeProc; override; // Place cursor
On Sun, 12 Jun 2011 12:25:58 +0200
Bart bartjun...@gmail.com wrote:
Consider this code:
program test;
{$mode objfpc}{$H+}
{$R+}
uses sysutils, classes;
type
{ TCutomX }
TCustomX = class (TStrings)
protected
procedure SomeProc; virtual; abstract;
end;
{ TX }
Bart schrieb:
Now press Shift+Ctrl+C and voila codetools insert this code:
procedure TX.SomeProc;
begin
inherited SomeProc;
end;
Which will (of course) not compile:
test.lpr(32,21) Error: Abstract methods can't be called directly
My fault, or a minor minor minor annoyance?
It's liveable,
You're right. My scenario doesn't cause a problem. All symbols are resolved
before lib2 is loaded and loading lib2 won't change the symbols alread
resolved. It would only affect new symbol lookups after lib2 is loaded and
when using dlopen(nil,...).
Ludo
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Thanks for answering, however the problem is not yet solved.
The whole point of fpweb is to abstract away the source of the information
of the request.
I know, but as I said something that works across the webapp type (like the
base url) should exist.
The Application.ApplicationURL is set to
On Sun, 2011-06-12 at 09:02 -0700, leledumbo wrote:
Thanks for answering, however the problem is not yet solved.
The whole point of fpweb is to abstract away the source of the information
of the request.
I know, but as I said something that works across the webapp type (like the
base
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 02:41:03AM +0100, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
threads at the same time.
Which piece of code can *not* be safely invoked?
Instead I'd define thread safety as the *absence* of possible data or
state inconsistencies in concurrent execution [of threads].
The
TDBGrid does look weird and doesn't function anymore in svn:
branches/fixes_0_9_30
Revision 31056 does work. Revision 31057 doesn't :-(
fpc 2.4.2
Opensuse 11.2 x64
lazarus compiled for QT
Regard,
Erwin
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On 6/12/11, Mattias Gaertner nc-gaert...@netcologne.de wrote:
A minor.
There is already a mantis item for this.
Glad I didn't post it in Mantis then.
It's something I can live with.
This was my first time ever I wrote a component with an abstract
method (not the example above, but a real-life
Please define does not work and looks weird (attach screenshot perhaps).
Same problem exist with trunk?
Bart
On 6/13/11, Erwin van den Bosch er...@deseine.nl wrote:
TDBGrid does look weird and doesn't function anymore in svn:
branches/fixes_0_9_30
Revision 31056 does work. Revision 31057
Op 13-06-11 00:32, Bart schreef:
Please define does not work and looks weird (attach screenshot
perhaps).
Can't you reproduce it?
#DEFINE Does_not_work = Does not work at all. No grid lines. No header.
Nothing.
I can attach a screenshot but if you can't reproduce it a screenshot
will
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