Hello,
I am using a TDBMemo with a TSdfDataset, but this database uses
newlines to separate the records, so it's impossible to store data
with multiple lines.
So I thougth that I could do a trick, and process the data before
showing in the TDBMemo and also before sending it again to the
database.
In our previous episode, Florian Klaempfl said:
> > Would there be any interest in incorporating it?
>
> If it's endian safe and if there are tests, I propose to incoperate it
> in math.
The "Tostring" stuff should go into sysutils or strutils.
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Tom Verhoeff schrieb:
I have a created a unit FloatView to help you inspect in detail 32-bit
(Single) and 64-bit (Double) IEEE 754 floating-point values (in case
"every bit counts; note that when floating-point numbers are output in
decimal, some information is inevitably lost).
I would like to
On Sat, 6 Sep 2008, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
> Thanks! It works!
>
> But I am confused as to why the previous code didn't work, specially
> considering that it worked perfectly with the sqlite dataset.
>
> I assume that RecNo does not work with the Sdf dataset.
RecNo or MoveTo is ne
Thanks! It works!
But I am confused as to why the previous code didn't work, specially
considering that it worked perfectly with the sqlite dataset.
I assume that RecNo does not work with the Sdf dataset.
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
Here is my database file:
ID,NAMEEN,NAMEPT,HEIGHT,WIDTH,PINS,DRAWINGCODE
1,resistor,resistor,1,1,1,LINE
2,capacitor,capacitor,1,1,1,LINE
When listing the value of the NAMEEN field it will show: NAMEEN,
resistor, resistor (yes, resistor again!)
The correct sho
Now I got it a bit further. It seams that it doesn't crash if I set
FirstLineAsSchema to true, but it also shows wrong value.
Here is my database file:
ID,NAMEEN,NAMEPT,HEIGHT,WIDTH,PINS,DRAWINGCODE
1,resistor,resistor,1,1,1,LINE
2,capacitor,capacitor,1,1,1,LINE
When listing the value of the NAM
Hi!
> I am using Synapse for all my socket work, so this might be a bit
> different for you. But for a blocking listener in a thread (waiting at
> an Accept), I call AbortSocket. It immediately stops all work on the
> socket and lets you do the things you need to do. I'm sure there's a
> simil
On Sep 4, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Marco van de Voort wrote:In our previous episode, Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis said: is it possible someone to add support for OS X in ibase60.inc ? Firebird for OS X is working fine for quite some time now.This can be done. Are you sure that gds and fbembed really arelibf
We just wanted to start one, but my fellow colleague just quit and he has
only done the algorithm on paper for this, though we haven't dropped the
idea to work on our own blog system, but lack of time...
2008/9/4 ik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> Out of pure curiosity, are there any blog systems w
On 05 Sep 2008, at 20:07, Tom Verhoeff wrote:
I have an Intel-based MacBook Pro. Until recently, I still used
a PowerPC version of FPC. PowerPC code on this machine runs through
(invisible) emulation.
However, I upgraded now to FPC 2.2.2 for Intel on mac.
And to my surprise one of my time-co
leledumbo wrote:
Peter Vreman wrote:
The idea to implement this and reuse some Lazarus code has been around for
a couple of years. But
it is not an easy task after a couple of quick investigations. That is
also the reason why it has
not been started yet. You are welcome to implement such an int
Tom Verhoeff wrote:
Would there be any interest in incorporating it?
Here are the supported operations (for Single; a similar set exists
for Double):
function SingleToStrBits ( const x: Single ): String;
{ returns string with bits for sign, biased exponent, and fraction }
function SingleToStr
Hi Tomas,
Similarly to Felipe, I don't understand why this should be a bad news for
you or why this should mean that Visual Studio gave you something not
available with FPC (or what that "something" was in that case)... It looks
as if I either don't understand what you meant with the statement a
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