On 02/19/2014 03:06 PM, waldo kitty wrote:
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any help is appreciated and thanks for reading this quite possibly
rambling post emanating from my scrambled brain cells...
FPC DOS is pretty easy for a console program, but it is 32-bit (whereas
DOS is 16-bit) so it isn't as simple as Turbo Pasc
On 2/19/2014 6:10 PM, Tomas Hajny wrote:
On Wed, February 19, 2014 23:58, leledumbo wrote:
Well, if you're not using FPC, then asking for non-FPC code here isn't the
right way. It's useless to point yout o FPC units that BP7 doesn't have.
As
you've experienced, ReplaceStr (from StrUtils), String
On 2/19/2014 5:58 PM, leledumbo wrote:
Well, if you're not using FPC, then asking for non-FPC code here isn't the
right way. It's useless to point yout o FPC units that BP7 doesn't have.
this is rather true and i forgot to prefix my subject line with OT... my
apologies for that...
but i'm no
On Wed, February 19, 2014 23:58, leledumbo wrote:
> Well, if you're not using FPC, then asking for non-FPC code here isn't the
> right way. It's useless to point yout o FPC units that BP7 doesn't have.
> As
> you've experienced, ReplaceStr (from StrUtils), StringReplace (from
> SysUtils) are FPC an
Well, if you're not using FPC, then asking for non-FPC code here isn't the
right way. It's useless to point yout o FPC units that BP7 doesn't have. As
you've experienced, ReplaceStr (from StrUtils), StringReplace (from
SysUtils) are FPC and Delphi routines, and BP7 doesn't have those units
AFAIK. T
i have an old DOS tool written in BP7 that i'm needing to fix a couple of
problems with... the main problem is that it is using an old CStr unit written
by a Todd Holmes back in 1993... this unit was written to suppliment the reading
and writing of "C strings" to/from streams and converting "C
