Why don't you "just code in pascal" any more? I hope you haven't moved to
another language. Farewell!
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En/na Eduardo Morras ha escrit:
Can you point me on how to get a text (ascii, not utf8, utf16 or
similar) file?
Use "text" or "textfile" instead of "file of string".
BTW, you can use "writeln" if you want to add a line terminator.
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After almost 10 years of being on this list (FPC was at about 0.9x when
I joined), it occurs to me that I just don't code in Pascal any more and
don't foresee doing so again. I do read messages, but more from a
nostalgic point of view. So, I'm going to leave the list. This will be
a two stage
Le May 5, 2008 à 5:10 PM, ik a écrit :
Look at the Format function, you can tell it to display the address of
a pointer in a string.
Thanks !
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Look at the Format function, you can tell it to display the address of
a pointer in a string.
Ido
On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 7:21 PM, Damien Gerard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi !
>
> I would like to display in a lazarus application the address of a pointer.
> For this, I use :
>
> var s: str
Hello:
I writing an app that works with text. I use strings and define the
output file as file of string. All works fine but it's limited to 255
characters. Now i changed to ansistring (every from "string" to
"ansistring") and compiles without any problem, but when i open the
text file i get
Hi !
I would like to display in a lazarus application the address of a
pointer.
For this, I use :
var s: string;
p:pointer;
[...]
s := IntToStr(PtrInt(p))
However, I've got a warning (hint) from the compiler :
Conversion between ordinals and pointers is not portable
What is the way to
Hi !
I would like to display in a lazarus application the address of a
pointer.
For this, I use :
var s: string;
p:pointer;
[...]
s := IntToStr(PtrInt(p))
However, I've got a warning (hint) from the compiler :
Conversion between ordinals and pointers is not portable
What is the way to
