> To give a better picture of my problem:
>
> Type
> tQSDL_Surface
> = Class (SomeClass)
> Protected
> fFlags : UInt32; {LongWord}
>
> Function GetFlag(aBit: UInt32): Boolean;
> Function SetFlag(aBig: UInt32; aBool: Boolean);
>
> Public
> Constructo
To give a better picture of my problem:
Type
tQSDL_Surface
= Class (SomeClass)
Protected
fFlags : UInt32; {LongWord}
Function GetFlag(aBit: UInt32): Boolean;
Function SetFlag(aBig: UInt32; aBool: Boolean);
Public
Constructor Create();
Des
I appreciate the help but I'm not sure if you understand what it is I'm
trying to do.
SetFlag() and GetFlag() do binary operations on the flags controling an
SDL Surface.
Passing the BitMask to the GetFlag() will return weither or not the bit
is on in the flags variable.
Passing the BitMask and
> Property SWSurface : Boolean Index SDL_SWSurface
> Read GetFlags Write SetFlags;
>
> If I declare Get/Set Flags as the following:
> Function GetFlags(aBit: UInt32): Boolean;
> Procedure SetFlags(aBit: UInt32; aBool: Boolean);
Looks like you're tying to use an indexed property. Dunno what mode yo
On 5 apr 2004, at 12:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
L:=-1;
qw:=qw+(-L);{ qw=99 O.K. }
(*
qw:=qw-L; { run time error 201 }
qw:=qw+L; { run time error 201 }
*)
[snip]
Could somebody help me what's wrong ?
The problem is that the compiler has
Ran into a problem of where I'm not sure how the code will work once I'm
finished and I'd rather not write all this if its not going to work:
I want to provide access to Bit-Flags that control a class of mine:
ig:
Property SWSurface : Boolean Index SDL_SWSurface
Read GetFlags Write SetFlags;
I
