[fpc-pascal] fpdoc - Invalid paragraph content

2007-10-08 Thread Graeme Geldenhuys
What is wrong with this description?? The issue seems to be with the unordered list after the 'Example:' line as it doesn't appear in the generated HTML. This is the error... [#GUI.gui_dialogs.TfpgFileDialog.Filter] Invalid paragraph content Here is the relevant description... I've tried the un

Re: [fpc-pascal] The Interface to MySQL has changed on version by version

2007-10-08 Thread Michael Van Canneyt
On Mon, 8 Oct 2007, Andi Purwito wrote: > Hi all. This is my test program to track interface changes in mysql lib. > - > Compiling MySQLku.pas > > mysqlku.pas(16,18) Error: Identifier not found "TMYSQL" > mysqlku.pas(16,18)

[fpc-pascal] The Interface to MySQL has changed on version by version

2007-10-08 Thread Andi Purwito
Hi all. This is my test program to track interface changes in mysql lib. program MySQLku; uses mysql50; //Before is mysql4 const DataBase : Pchar = 'dbtes'; Query: Pchar = 'select * from tbl'; InsertSQL : PChar = 'insert into tbl (a, b) values (''value a'',"value b")'; var coun

Re: [fpc-pascal] WideUpperCase on Mac OS X / Intel -> Runtime error 215

2007-10-08 Thread Jonas Maebe
On 07 Oct 2007, at 22:39, Tobias Giesen wrote: apparently the WideUpperCase function does not work, what can I do? I get a runtime error 215 when I call it. Add the cwstring unit to your uses clause to install the unix widestring manager. Jonas __

Re: [fpc-pascal] fpwrite buffers issues

2007-10-08 Thread Vincent Snijders
ik schreef: Hello List, Then I tried to do the following code, that continue to write the buffer content until nothing more to write, but it reads wrong data: start_count := 0; output_count := readcount * sizeof(cshort); read_content := read_content_from([EMAIL PROTECTED], MAX_BUFFER

[fpc-pascal] fpwrite buffers issues

2007-10-08 Thread ik
Hello List, I'm trying to use fpwrite (from UnixBase). It seems that on my first use it will wrtie the full content of the buffer, however on the second write of the buffer, it will always write a small portion of the buffer no matter the real size of it... On an example that is written in C (that