Yes, I use 2.6.4 version.
Well, the important is that work is being doing and the time will arrive.
2014-09-22 14:05 GMT-03:00, Sven Barth :
> Am 22.09.2014 15:53 schrieb "luciano de souza" :
>> Yes, it works, but why is it not possible to compile programs with
>> generics with the conventional
Am 22.09.2014 15:53 schrieb "luciano de souza" :
> Yes, it works, but why is it not possible to compile programs with
> generics with the conventional method?
You are using a 2.6 series compiler, right? If so then this is likely fixed
in 2.7.1, which has vast improvements regarding generics.
There
Wonderful! Generics are one of the best things has succeed in Freepascal.
I suppose this correction will be available in FPC 2.8. Is there some
prevision when it will be launched? A friend took a look at GIT
updates and he was very happy with the advances.
2014-09-22 12:51 GMT-03:00, leledumbo :
>
Hum... It's a very good idea. Firstly, I thought in something like a
persistent list with LoadFromFile and SaveTofile methods, but this
approach is really simple and useful.
2014-09-22 13:01 GMT-03:00, leledumbo :
>> So my question is: which are the easiest way to save records without this
> limit
> So my question is: which are the easiest way to save records without this
limitation?
> Is there something like a persistent list?
Not with static data record. That one do only support shortstrings, because
it contains actual data. Other strings are just pointers, which will be
saved as pointer
> Yes, it works, but why is it not possible to compile programs with
generics with the conventional method?
Compiler bug, which luckily gets fixed by specifying additional compiler
options. In normal case, there should be no difference between compiling
non-generic and generic code WRT compiler
Hello all,
Sometimes, I want only to save a simple file of records. The first
approach is record files, handled with reset, read, write and close of
CRT unit.
However, thereis an important limit. Strings can't exceed 255
characters. The $H switch can't be on.
So my question is: which are the eas
Hello all,
I don't use Lazarus, but only Freepascal. Untill the generics advent,
I used to compile my projects with the following commandline:
fpc progname.pp
However, using generics, it was common an access violation in
compiling time. A friend said that codes with generics sould be
compiled wi
Thank you. The options you had me done are very intersting.
I want to show HTML grids and I intend to use a templating engine for
this purpose. But, in stead of embed logics in the template, I think I
need to organize better my code.
Perhaps, I need to build a class THMLTable where I could set a
On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 8:21 AM, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
wrote:
> Ummm, this doesn't seam to help much... but I eventually found googling.
>
> The error is EDOMWrongDocument, which makes sense since I want to
> insert a TDOMNode from another document ... so I have to first import
> and then at
Assuming that a tuple is a sequence of fields, accessible by position or
name. Assuming that a list of tuples may significantly exceed available
primary storage, and that individual tuples are accessed by some
variation of First(), Next() etc.
As I understand it, this concept is central to the
Ummm, this doesn't seam to help much... but I eventually found googling.
The error is EDOMWrongDocument, which makes sense since I want to
insert a TDOMNode from another document ... so I have to first import
and then attach the node:
lDoc := TXMLDocument.Create;
try
lImportedNode := lDoc
Hi,
this is working code:
...
if not assigned(XMLDoc) then XMLDoc:=TXMLDocument.Create;
with XMLDoc do
begin
if not assigned(DocumentElement) then
begin
aNode:=CreateElement(cRoot);
AppendChild(aNode);
end;
if ASchemeNode='' then AScheme
Sven Barth wrote:
generic TMyMap = class(specialize TFPGMap)
end;
Thanks a lot for your help.
Dennis
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Hello,
I have a TDomNode (laz2_dom, but I guess it should be the same for all
implementations).
Is it possible to get a TXMLDocument from it? I tried:
lDoc := TXMLDocument.Create;
try
lDoc.AppendChild(ANode);
but it crashes =(
Is it possible to get the full text of this node? something
On 09/20/2014 01:48 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
On 2014-09-15 10:19, Marco van de Voort wrote:
My rule of thumb is physical cores + a percentage. (like 10-20%).
Tell that to most developers out there, they clearly don't know that
"rule of thumb". :-) Mozilla Thunderbird under Win7 shows 47 th
Thanks a lot. Muito obrigado.
Giuliano
Il 22/09/2014 02:32, luiz americo pereira camara ha scritto:
https://code.google.com/p/luipack/source/browse/trunk/cairo/lcl/cairolcl.pas#152
https://code.google.com/p/luipack/source/browse/trunk/cairo/lcl/include/win32/cairolcl.inc#4
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