Jonas,
Thanks for your response.
On Fri, 30 May 2003, Jonas Maebe wrote:
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> On vrijdag, mei 30, 2003, at 12:47 Europe/Brussels, Adam Naumowicz
> wrote:
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> > I found it a bit surprising that byte-variable overflow does not raise
> > EIntException...
> > I'm using FPC 1.0.6 (with -Co on the comm
On vrijdag, mei 30, 2003, at 12:47 Europe/Brussels, Adam Naumowicz
wrote:
I found it a bit surprising that byte-variable overflow does not raise
EIntException...
I'm using FPC 1.0.6 (with -Co on the command line).
Also use -Cr. An overflow and a range check are semantically exactly
the same (you
Hi,
Where can I find detailed information about all the predefined Exception
classes and their semantics?
I found it a bit surprising that byte-variable overflow does not raise
EIntException...
I'm using FPC 1.0.6 (with -Co on the command line).
Best regards,
Adam Naumowicz
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Thanks for the answers, I have some troubles with the mail
provider, I can send but I cannot receive mail and with the
webmail i cannot get some mail bodies, so, I'll try to read it
tomorrow.
Thanks.
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> Hi, I need something like a dynamic array of objects,
> easy to manipulate each object and field. Is TStream
> and TCollection what I need, or maybe TList is enough,
> maybe another Type?
Jordi,
the unit called 'contnrs' has a TObjectList class. I would advocate it's use.
The main reason is th
On 30 May 2003, jordi wrote:
> Hi, I need something like a dynamic array of objects,
> easy to manipulate each object and field. Is TStream
> and TCollection what I need, or maybe TList is enough,
> maybe another Type?
TCollection may be your best option.
Michael.
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Hi, I need something like a dynamic array of objects,
easy to manipulate each object and field. Is TStream
and TCollection what I need, or maybe TList is enough,
maybe another Type?
Thanks.
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jordi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
A warning:
For those using the Classes unit from the FCL. There has been a relatively important
change in the behaviour of the TStrings class. The IndexOf() method is from now on
case insensitive, as is it in Delphi. Till now it was case sensitive. The
IndexOfName() method has been case insen