problem with Borland's 'FindFirst' function
Delphi-Talk Discussion List <delphi-talk (AT) elists (DOT) orgwrote:I have found the declarations in a C header file.Anyway thank you very much for answering.I will post the declaration here, maybe other peoples are interested:<snip>I just got through doing a bit of digging into SysUti...
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Using the copy function to separate data
Thanks for all the help, it appreciated. r/Curtisjoe wilcox <falon5000 (AT) yahoo (DOT) comwrote: , then you need to change the third argument in the Copy funtion - it's the length of the returned string -like this - Copy(<string to copy>, <postion to start>, <length>)t...
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Using the copy function to separate data
Thanks ,that worked, I don't know how I let that slip.Brad Hall <brad.hall (AT) SecurityMail (DOT) com.auwrote: The 3rd parameter of the Copy function is the "number" of characters tocopy from the string, not the position in the string to copy "to".eg: Copy(Data, 6, 8) will start copying...
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How to know how many colors a user can display on his screen?
Well, this is an interesting problem.I suggest you1) Explore the possibility of using GetDeviceCaps with SIZEPALETTE CLRRES NUMCLRS You *should* be able to put together an understanding of the users system with GetDeviceCaps - at least, I think, you can determine if the user's workstation c...
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Using the copy function to separate data
, then you need to change the third argument in the Copy funtion - it's the length of the returned string -like this - Copy(<string to copy>, <postion to start>, <length>)the same code with the third argument set to length (3) -procedure TfrmMain.Button1Click(Sender: T);va...
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Using the copy function to separate data
Joe, I was looking for the following results: 0.0 0.1 0.0 r/Curtisjoe wilcox <falon5000 (AT) yahoo (DOT) comwrote: Using your sample code, I wrote this simple test:procedure TfrmMain.Button1Click(Sender: T);varData : string;beginData := '0.0000.1370. 000';memo.lines.add( Copy (Data,...
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Sockets.pas
Long ago I replaced Sockets.pas with BetterSockets.pas.The goal with this new BetterSockets.pas was to primarily overcomeshortcomings I encountered while trying to integrate new thread-poolingschemes. I wanted a thread pool that was dynamic. So for example I couldset a 10 thread minimum, but sti...
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Using the copy function to separate data
Using your sample code, I wrote this simple test:procedure TfrmMain.Button1Click(Sender: T);varData : string;beginData := '0.0000.1370. 000';memo.lines.add( Copy (Data, 1, 3));memo.lines.add( Copy (Data, 6, 8));memo.lines.add( Copy (Data, 11, 13));end;Here's the result I got -0.00...
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Using the copy function to separate data
ALL, I have a telnet connection to a server computer that constant broadcast data to me each second. The data that I receive has spaces and tabs in the middle of the string. I receive the data I remove all spaces and tabs to get a single stream of data. After I receive the stream I attempt to pa...
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Delphi - current status and future?
Cosmin -Mea culpa. I didn't search very hard for Delphi and Ajax. :) Marc's implementation with CGI is clever and provides a non-IIS method of using Ajax and Delphi together. Bob's approach appears to utilize ASP.NET. In fact, I couldn't see how Delphi was involved at all wit...
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Delphi - current status and future?
Cosmin -Mea culpa. I didn't search very hard for Delphi and Ajax. :) Marc's implementation with CGI is clever and provides a non-IIS method of using Ajax and Delphi together. Bob's approach appears to utilize ASP.NET. In fact, I couldn't see how Delphi was involved at all wit...
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problem with Borland's 'FindFirst' function
Hello.There are quite a number of attributes that Borland's routines do notsupport. Those are compressed, encrypted, offline, reparse point,sparse file, temporary, device, and not content indexed.Does anybody knows the constants for those attributes or a replacementthat can find ALL files i...
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