L505 wrote:
| Note that this is not allowed on Windows XP if your application is in
| the Program Files directory. Applications are not allowed or should not
| write to their application directory due to security restrictions.
|
| --
| Sly
Really? So MS encourages you to write everything to the
| C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\\
|
| Or sometimes, if the installer is set up for it:
|
| C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\\
Yuck, and since there is no "documents and settings" directory on Linux, it's
not a cross platform way of building apps. Of course, you'v
L505 wrote:
| Note that this is not allowed on Windows XP if your application is in
| the Program Files directory. Applications are not allowed or should not
| write to their application directory due to security restrictions.
|
| --
| Sly
Really? So MS encourages you to write everything to th
| Note that this is not allowed on Windows XP if your application is in
| the Program Files directory. Applications are not allowed or should not
| write to their application directory due to security restrictions.
|
| --
| Sly
Really? So MS encourages you to write everything to the main drive:\
Michael Van Canneyt wrote:
Len:=0;
For I:=X to Y do
Inc(Len,Length(L[i])); // S string, L list.
SetLength(S,Len);
P:=1;
For I:=X to Y do
begin
T:=L[i];
Len:=Length(T);
Move(T[1],S[P],Len);
inc(P,Len)
end;
This is the behavior you get using TStrings.Text
Pianoman wrote:
Hi everyone, I have one question: Is it possible to link a
Routine from DLL to my exe directly. Point is that I don't want distribute
other files with the program and it would be nice to have only one
executable nothing more.
I use Bass audio library for playback and I
Am Dienstag, den 21.06.2005, 21:19 +0200 schrieb Leonhard Holz:
> Hi,
Hi Leo,
> >
> > if (sl[4] <> '') then
> > if ((sl[4][1] = '"') AND (sl[4][length(sl[4])] = '"'))
> > then BaseColor := copy(sl[4],2,length(sl[4])-2) else
> > BaseColor :=
> > sl[4];
>
> You ca
Hi,
if (sl[4] <> '') then
if ((sl[4][1] = '"') AND (sl[4][length(sl[4])] = '"'))
then BaseColor := copy(sl[4],2,length(sl[4])-2) else
BaseColor :=
sl[4];
You can tweak this a little by storing sl[4] and length(sl[4]) in local
vars, but the whole appro
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Darius Blaszijk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an app that checks several files continuously and when the fileage
> has changed the app performs some instructions. I have put the checks in a
> loop. The drawback is that the processor is now 100% loaded. I could use the
> FindFirst
Am Dienstag, den 21.06.2005, 19:46 +0200 schrieb Michael Van Canneyt:
>
> On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Marc Santhoff wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > in an application of mine occurs a lot of string separation and
> > re-concatenation. Since it is using masses of ANSI strings this is some
> > performance proble
>
> So in general reserving buffer space and copying all string in and
> finally setting the length would be the way to go here, if I understand
> correctly.
Yes, and avoid repeated use of stringlist[x]. First assign to a local var,
then use for length() and normal use, as Michael already noted.
Am Dienstag, den 21.06.2005, 19:21 +0200 schrieb Marco van de Voort:
> > in an application of mine occurs a lot of string separation and
> > re-concatenation. Since it is using masses of ANSI strings this is some
> > performance problem.
> >
> > The strings get stored and loaded from TStringList'
perhaps create a thread for your file checking code, and Sleep(xx)
regularly to release the processor ?
Darius Blaszijk wrote:
Hi,
I have an app that checks several files continuously and when the fileage
has changed the app performs some instructions. I have put the checks in a
loop. The draw
Hi,
I have an app that checks several files continuously and when the fileage
has changed the app performs some instructions. I have put the checks in a
loop. The drawback is that the processor is now 100% loaded. I could use the
FindFirstChangeNotification API on windows. But is there a crossplat
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Marc Santhoff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> in an application of mine occurs a lot of string separation and
> re-concatenation. Since it is using masses of ANSI strings this is some
> performance problem.
>
> The strings get stored and loaded from TStringList's and concatenated
> by s
> in an application of mine occurs a lot of string separation and
> re-concatenation. Since it is using masses of ANSI strings this is some
> performance problem.
>
> The strings get stored and loaded from TStringList's and concatenated
> by simply using '+' and separated with the function copy()
Hi,
in an application of mine occurs a lot of string separation and
re-concatenation. Since it is using masses of ANSI strings this is some
performance problem.
The strings get stored and loaded from TStringList's and concatenated
by simply using '+' and separated with the function copy().
What
On 21 jun 2005, at 16:36, Pianoman wrote:
Hi everyone, I have one question: Is it possible to link a
Routine from DLL to my exe directly. Point is that I don't want
distribute
other files with the program and it would be nice to have only one
executable nothing more.
I use Bass a
Hi everyone, I have one question: Is it possible to link a
Routine from DLL to my exe directly. Point is that I don't want distribute
other files with the program and it would be nice to have only one
executable nothing more.
I use Bass audio library for playback and I am interested if
Are looking for an optimized way to display a full directory of log files onto a
web page?
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From: "Paul Aviles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 7:56 PM
Subject: [fpc-pascal] Small project $
| Basically a way to enable a web version of tail -f for
Am Montag, den 20.06.2005, 17:19 +0200 schrieb Eduardo:
[...]
> Are you using any dll or lib.so :? Perhaps the external code is compiled
> for a specific processor.
This in fact seems to be tha cause. The error happens inside the GTK
library which i'll try to recompile and check again.
Thanks to
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