|
| Ahh I see now, in the actual wiki there are info regarding contributed units.
I think the reason I couldn't
| ever find these pages was because you have to log in. Does this wiki get
indexed by the search engines like
| google if there is login required?
|
| I have been using the old freepas
|
| I think that you can create such longer descriptions of contributed
| things in FPC wiki, [http://www.freepascal.org/wiki/]. On main page
| there is a link to "Contributed Units". Just follow it, create new page,
| and list there various pages describing contributed things. Then you can
| creat
L505 wrote:
Hi,
I think maybe another section "Contributed Examples" could be useful in
addition to contributed units In this
cloned section, it will appear similar to the Contributed Units section, but in fact
it is a "contributed
examples" section. This way users can upload descriptions of the
Hi,
I think maybe another section "Contributed Examples" could be useful in
addition to contributed units In this
cloned section, it will appear similar to the Contributed Units section, but in
fact it is a "contributed
examples" section. This way users can upload descriptions of their example
Oops, error in my last program I sent to the list, I meant this:
Program ExampleRegexpr;
Uses
Regexpr2;
{
Program to demonstrate the secondary Regular expression unit
Note: not the one by Florian, but the RegexprStudio.
}
const
InputStr : PChar = 'This is a simple string.';
var
TestR
Knock knock, is anyone home on Sunday in Netherlands and elsewhere? The list is
quiet... ;-)
Well, I looked through the Lazarus sources and Synedit sources, because I
remember the fact that synedit had
it's own semi modified version of Regexpr Studio's Tregexpr. And hey, if
Lazarus runs on GnuL
>Mattias Gaertner nc-gaertnma [EMAIL PROTECTED] netcologne.de
>Wed, 30 Oct 2002 15:56:09 +0100
>> Another option is
>> http://anso.virtualave.net/delphi_stuff.htm#TRegExpr
>>
>> But I doubt that 1.0.x will eat it. Even for 1.1 one or
>> two things need a fix.
>I downloaded it, changed a few thing
Something I am unsure about here (maybe I will need to implement it):
When using FindPart function, and utilizing wild cards, I cannot figure a way
to calculate the length of the
string found. Only the matching start position of the found string.
Any ideas?
Lars
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