Hi,
Ever tried TStringList with Strings[] and Objects[] properties?
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Dimitri Smits
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> Van: "Marius"
> Aan: fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org
> Verzonden: Zondag 7 april 2013 18:48:02
> Onderwerp: [fpc-pascal] Gen
ill be written in pascal.
as a matter of fact, when you use the binutils and ld etc, you aren't exactly
using a full pascal toolchain either, no?
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enefit.
At least I am very curious to next fall when the next version(s) come out. Not
in the least if they also support Android with a cross-platform
library/interface between iOS and Android for common features, like they
'promised' las
t might work, but in
general, a C++ for loop is better written as a pascal's "while ... do" of
"repeat ... until" construct because of this.
consider a loop where you want to exit out of when a condition is met. In C(++)
you
dom(screenheight)]:= clSomeColor;
end;
end;
then you seed with a timestamp before randoming and your distribution does not
change much with a lcg. Not the fault of the algorithm itself, just your
mistake of doing the randomize in the loop itself (like you mentioned yourself).
kind re
byte in your data and reconstruct using OR the (index
mod 8)-th bit on the (index div 8) octet.
hardly encrypted ;-)
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affine cipher; this cipher is easily broken
by standard frequency analysis.
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was suggested with the "pluggable" Random number generatorcall like
the memorymanagers.
like I said, just my 2cts...
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not declare the type, so in effect it always takes TClass. The other scenario's
I've used before in classfactory pattern before.
It has nothing and everything to do with RTTI. No, the new D2010+ RTTI does not
give access to the default constructor (I think), but it I
ram? What is wrong with a shell script?
while you may have valid reasons for doing so, have you tried to put that flow
(calling of the 2 commands) into a single shell script and executing that
instead?
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don't have a Delphi in reach for the moment to verify, but you could do that to
a const (if you enable the assignable constants setting)
procedure SomeProc;
const
someconst: Integer = 22;
begin
//blabla
someconst := 42;
//yadda yadda
end;
- "Sven Barth" schreef:
> Well... seems li
is the remark on "windows dll is a pe executable and
linux .so's are how packages are supposed to be". Anybody can clarify that
statement?
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=> reimplement, reinstate interface,
change rtti again on types (if still possible).
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Dimitri Smits
- "Michael Van Canneyt" schreef:
> On Wed, 22 Dec 2010, Dimitri Smits wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > what is so different on this mail than the one
to the XE upgrade :-).
kind regards,
Dimitri Smits
- "Thierry Coq" schreef:
> Hello,
>
> Delphi 2010 has changed the RTTI mechanism, and it is said to be much
>
> more usable than the previous one.
> (see here for example: http://www.malcolmgroves.com/blog/?p=476)
beginning of
the method.
just to say that I'm not too fond of that c-ism in a pascal language (although
I've used it plenty in c++, java, C#, php, ... over the years).
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nt. A remnant of C-style
programmers? Ofcourse there are cases where you need to use it, but in most
cases it is about writing the correct control-statement.
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a container)
I then conclude from your case above, Graeme, that fpgui does not work with
containers like TPanel/TGroupbox/... and does not allow to "inject" extra
visual controls on another form?
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