JSON is not related to YAML at all except in that it is a simple data
format.
That's true, but from the yaml v1.2 spec:
"YAML can therefore be viewed as a natural superset of JSON, offering
improved human readability and a more complete information model. This
is also the case in practice;
In our previous episode, Zitt Zitterkopf said:
>
> I have a list of strings inside a TStringList which contains the contents
> of my TurboVision RadioButton group.
>
> This TStringList has a variable data payload... there may be 1 entry...
> there may be 10 entries.
>
> I need to create a RadioB
In our previous episode, Zitt Zitterkopf said:
> I'm writing a TurboVision App to cross compile to Linux - but debugging on my
> main Win32 box.
>
> In this app; I'm attempting to use the TFPTimer component to trigger an
> event every 1000ms. I can't get the bugger to compile; despite google
>
I have a list of strings inside a TStringList which contains the contents of my
TurboVision RadioButton group.
This TStringList has a variable data payload... there may be 1 entry... there
may be 10 entries.
I need to create a RadioButton Group with a variable number of entries;
however, m
On Wed, 3 Feb 2010, Wimpie Nortje wrote:
Hi list,
Are there plans to implement YAML? I found JSON support but that is missing a
feature I would like to use. Apparently JSON is a subset of YAML, but it
doesn't have a direct way to capture binary data.
JSON is not related to YAML at all exc
Hi list,
Are there plans to implement YAML? I found JSON support but that is
missing a feature I would like to use. Apparently JSON is a subset of
YAML, but it doesn't have a direct way to capture binary data.
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On Wed, 3 Feb 2010, Zitt Zitterkopf wrote:
All,
I'm writing a TurboVision App to cross compile to Linux - but debugging on my
main Win32 box.
In this app; I'm attempting to use the TFPTimer component to trigger an event
every 1000ms. I can't get the bugger to compile; despite google search
All,
I'm writing a TurboVision App to cross compile to Linux - but debugging on my
main Win32 box.
In this app; I'm attempting to use the TFPTimer component to trigger an event
every 1000ms. I can't get the bugger to compile; despite google searches and a
lot of experience in Delphi.
The c
> 1. no record packing for pascal specified
> 2. no record packing for C specified
> 3. does not show how the file on the pascal side is opened, mostly
>to check if the ,1 in reset(f,1) is not missing
3 OK
1 and 2, since the original C code doesn't specify it either, should I use
{$packrecord
In our previous episode, leledumbo said:
>
> corresponds to this C code:
1. no record packing for pascal specified
2. no record packing for C specified
3. does not show how the file on the pascal side is opened, mostly
to check if the ,1 in reset(f,1) is not missing
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