On Tue, 2006-12-05 at 22:44 +0100, Vincent Snijders wrote:
> Terry Kemp schreef:
> > Hi All
> >
> > how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
> >
> You cannot use it like that. You would have to use an nested if then
> statement like:
>
> if EngMode.ManualOp then ManualRun
Terry Kemp wrote:
Hi All
how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
Type
EngModeRec = Record
ManualOp: Boolean;
LeakTest: Boolean;
DrainFlush: Boolean;
end;
var
EngMode: EngModeRec;
I want to have...
Case True of
EngMode.ManualOp: ManualOpRun;
EngMode.LeakT
Op Wed, 6 Dec 2006, schreef Terry Kemp:
> Hi All
>
> how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
>
> Type
> EngModeRec = Record
> ManualOp: Boolean;
> LeakTest: Boolean;
> DrainFlush: Boolean;
> end;
>
> var
> EngMode: EngModeRec;
>
> I want to have...
>
> Case T
Terry Kemp schreef:
Hi All
how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
Type
EngModeRec = Record
ManualOp: Boolean;
LeakTest: Boolean;
DrainFlush: Boolean;
end;
var
EngMode: EngModeRec;
I want to have...
Case True of
EngMode.ManualOp: ManualOpRun;
EngMode.Lea
Hi All
how do you do a case statement on a record of booleans e.g...
Type
EngModeRec = Record
ManualOp: Boolean;
LeakTest: Boolean;
DrainFlush: Boolean;
end;
var
EngMode: EngModeRec;
I want to have...
Case True of
EngMode.ManualOp: ManualOpRun;
EngMode.LeakTest: LeakTestRun;
E
Hi.
I am using the TProcess class in an application I'm writing on Windows
2000, and I've noticed that it only kills the actual process it points
to when the Terminate() method is called, and leaves all children of
that process running.
Is there any (simple) way to kill the entire process tre
