:
fpg_base.pas(41,32) Error: Parameters or result types cannot contain local type
definitions. Use a separate type definition in a type block.
I fixed it by changing it to: TfpgChar= String[4];
James
>I run build.bat in /src and get this error messages:
>"
&
>And the same machine otherwise ?
Yes everything is the same other than the version I am trying to compile
with, and being run on the same system.
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>Could it be due to a change of compilation mode (DELPHIUNICODE etc.) by the
user?
I haven't change any code at all but the unit that does the TProcess call is
being compiled with:
{$Mode TP}{$I-}
{$modeswitch exceptions}
{$R+}
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I just tried compiling with the march version with -CpCOREI -OpCOREI -CfAVX2
-dMT and it worked as expected... so it's not the processor change that
caused the issue.
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ogram that has the TProcess call in it.
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d that I never re-compiled
CMD_Message.exe so it must be that my TProcess is now sending modified
parameters to my program.
Is there any way to get TProcess in the current trunk to work the way it
used to?
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pgColor = type longword;// Always in AARRGGBB (Alpha, Red,
Green, Blue) format!!
TfpgString = type AnsiString;
TfpgChar= type String[4];
PPoint = ^TPoint;
TRGBTriple = packed record
Red: byte;
Green: byte;
Blue: byte;
Alpha:
that has anything to do with why it’s working so well now.
James
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Cc: Hairy Pixels
Subject: [fpc-pascal] Incremental compiling not working in new version
I just
e in fpGUI so far, it's just a whole
lot cleaner and a lot easier to understand. I'm excited to integrate it
into my projects. After I get a few things going, I could switch to the
Develop branch and see if there are any issues. It seems like there is
quite a lot of work that's
#x27;Unicode scalar 1F496: ', WideChar($1F496)); // đź’–
Note that these only work if you do NOT use the CRT unit.
James
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Subject: [fpc-pascal] Printing u
ish I took the time to get it working
sooner. It seems a lot easier than fiddling around with windows API calls.
James
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To: 'FPC-Pascal users discussions'
I just don't know where to look. I don't know
what Unit X is or why I don't have it. It looks like a really cool package
and I hope I can get it working. I have some GDI windows in my FPC projects,
but FPGUI looks a lot easier to implement and a lot less confusing.
James
--O
ror: I:\Programming\FPC\3.2.2\bin\i386-Win32\ppc386.exe returned an error
exitcode
Anyone have any ideas what I'm doing wrong? This is all way over my head I'm
afraid.
James
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e just tying to get it working it’s not until you want to really do
something and try to use the help that you realize there is none, and by then
you forgot what was on the download page.
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t we
can have custom resolutions for the PTCGraph window, I just need to make
sure it fits on the screen so it really doesn't matter how I get the screen
resolution.
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video card. They both have Windows 10 Pro.
I just stuck my own variables in there were I can just tell it the resolution
of the monitor, and if I put in 0x0 it does the original autodetect thing.
With me supplying the monitor resolution, everything is now working correctly.
Jame
trunk of FPC installed today.
Does anyone have any idea why the 64bit version would work differently than
the 32bit version?
James
Uses
Windows,ptcgraph,ptccrt,crt,sysutils;
Procedure WindowsGRAPHINIT;
Var
gd,gm:smallint;
m: PModeInfo;
graphinitialize,MaxX,MaxY:Integer;
mber how it was all done, so I
went back to Win32, just to get 80 Bit Extended. It's something to do with
the cross compiler to 64 bit makes extended a double on 64bit, but if you
weren't cross compiling and had just a native 64bit compiler then Extended
rything, you can add a byte to a byte and get a word
for an answer,
the result of any math can always result in higher precision than all of the
terms involved,
otherwise there would be no point to double precision or extended precision.
I have never needed to cast my terms to get expected
y a single
and get an extended, Pascal has ALWAYS worked that way.
Forcing the result of an equation to be a single because one term is a
single is just not right.
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t I don’t know
why and I don’t know how to explain it other than to give these examples.
1/3.5 == 2/7
What should this program produce?
program Const_Vs_Var;
Const
A_const = (2/7)-(1/3.5);
Begin
WRITELN ( ' A_Const = ', A_Const);
End.
How can this possib
f math with constants must
always be exactly the same as math with variables otherwise no one can
figure out what the heck is going on.
James
program Const_Vs_Var;
Const
A_const = Integer(8427);
B_const = Byte(33);
C_const = Single(1440.5);
Win_Calc = 16854.045817424505380076362
ormula with hard coded
constants vs variables.
Const_Ans = 2.0010627116630224
Const_Ans1 = 2.0010627116630224
Var_Ans1 = 2.
This should not be happening.
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les, either way there won't need to be a trade off and everything will
work the way everyone wants it to.. performance when possible and precision
when needed.
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t.
>As usual, it is a trade-off between size (=precision) and speed.
I agree with that, but only in the executing program, not the compiler.
James
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Sorry again for the duplicate.
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e sample program. I hope it is readable, because
sometimes e-mail breaks lines where I donÂ’t intend it to.
James
program Const_Vs_Var;
Const
A_const = Integer(8427);
B_const = Byte(33);
C_const = Single(1440.5);
Var
A_Var : Integer;
B_Var : Byte;
C_Var : Single;
FF, GG,
just needs to do
the calculations the same way as variables are calculated with the extra
step of re-evaluating to see if the precision can be reduced when it's done.
James
program Const_Vs_Var;
Const
A_const = Integer(8427);
B_const = Byte(33);
C_const = Single(1440.5);
Win
>However, adding support for an option called -CFMax or similar should be no
problem.
It would be VERY much appreciated!
James
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ns that use Extended.
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ne.
On top of that the -CF option only works for -CF32 and -CF64 so its no solution
for Extended.. why do I need a special option to do things correctly?'
How about this.. if one variable is defined as a Double or Extended, then shut
this 'feature' off, because it's a
, then you know you might
have to cast some things yourself, but to apply this globally and then
require a directive to not do it, is just not right, unless ALL code can be
run the way it did pre 2.2 without modification, this is CLEARLY not the
case.
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is.
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; a true statement.
If the entire formula was evaluated at full precision, and only the result
was stored as a lower precision if possible, then there is never a problem
for anyone.
James
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hat it's getting set
to a single, and that single is throwing everything off... it just wasn't
reduced far enough.
James
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To: 'FPC-Pascal users discussi
ced inaccuracies from
time but I was never able to get far enough in to realize this is what was
happening. It's very frustrating indeed and I think if something can be
done to save others this frustration and unexpected behavior, it would be
helpful.
James
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haring
James
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To: 'FPC-Pascal users discussions'
Subject: RE: [fpc-pascal] Floating point question
I ran this program in Borland Turbo Pascal 7.0 for DOS, and it does not have
this pr
166671634000
I expected them to be both the same.
James
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] Floating poi
it the old way.
BB = 8427+33/1440.0; comes out the same as doing:
BB = Extended(8427+Double(33/1440)); which is 8427.0229166678793000
But
BB = 8427+33/1440; still comes out right: 8427.022916625000
I still can't get $EXCESSPRECISION to work.
James
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in the text book either.
All of my examples above should be processed the same way, if 1440.1 doesn't
force single precision, then 1440.0 should not force single precision either.
James
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= 8427.022916625000
A_Dbl = 8427.022460937500
B_Dbl = 8427.022916668000
C_Dbl = 8427.022916668000
A_Sgl = 8427.02246100
B_Sgl = 8427.02246100
C_Sgl = 8427.02246100
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440 without the .0, there is no problem.The .0 is apparently
defining it to be a floating point and the smallest floating point is a single…
but that’s not the smallest data structure, the smallest data structure that
can be used is a word and that would have s
xt = 8427.02291507534198978000
C_Ext = 8427.02291507534198978000
A_Dbl = 8427.0229150753421000
B_Dbl = 8427.0229150753421000
C_Dbl = 8427.0229150753421000
A_Sgl = 8427.02246100
B_Sgl = 8427.02246100
C_Sgl = 8427.02246100
All versions
ave off the .0 then it's correct:
FF := 8427+33/1440;
GG := 8427+33/1440;
HH := 8427+33/1440;
FF =8427.022916625000
GG =8427.022916668000
HH =8427.02246100
I feel much better about it all now.. I think it's SUPPOSED to work the way
I expect, but t
reduce the precision of
only the constant if it's justified. If it was done this way then it would
always give the expected result.
James
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To: FPC-Pascal users dis
How do I get -CF to work with the Text IDE?
I put -CF and just CF in "Additional Compiler Args" either way I get:
Error: Illegal parameter: -CF
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hey are expected by the vast majority to be, the directive should be needed
for those few who even noticed the warnings in Delphi, and they were just
warnings, not a substantial reduction in precision.
James
>But not at the price of loss in precision ! Unless an explicit compiler switch
>li
Delphi is completely wrong to do it this way.
I'm glad there is $EXCESSPRECISION I am Immediately putting that in every
single program I have, because that is I always thought it would work, and I do
have divisions where this can be a problem.
James
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te bug you have discovered. I shouldn’t have to cast
the division, it’s not what any user would expect to need to do.
My tests were done on a Windows 10 64 bit machine with FPC Win32.
â– Free Pascal IDE Version 1.0.12 [2023/06/26]
â– Compiler Version 3.3.1-12875-gadf843196a
James
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e as Generate Smaller Code? or if not, is there another way to
turn it on in the textmode IDE?
James
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ago.
Is there some way to know what parameters the text mode IDE is using? Or
What would the command line be to compile the same way as the IDE?
Any advice on how to get this to work, or recommendations on another way I
can profile my program under Windows is greatly appreciated.
James
ng.
It will be a little more effort than doing a global search and replace but
at least I know that it's the only way.
Thanks for the help
James
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Any Ideas?
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for now, but
If I want to change them anyway then I just do
If (Length(MyString)>0) and (MyString[1]='~') Then ...
And that fixes the issue as well, and it's probably better code as I
shouldn't be testing a particular character
ose records, for the same reason as above.
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about OTHERWISE though, I'll probably throw it in just
to help remind me that this belongs to the CASE
Statement, and not part of some IF, maybe it will be more readable that way.
James
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I didn’t know there was such a thing as OTHERWISE. Is there any functional
difference between OTHERWISE and ELSE?
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index.');
Exit;
end;
voiceName := v.GetVoices.Item(selectedVoiceIndex - 1).GetDescription;
v.Voice := v.GetVoices.Item(selectedVoiceIndex - 1);
Writeln('Selected Voice: ', voiceName);
speechText := 'Hello World, t
Well that's worth a lot, it may be indicating a bug in 3.3.1? I guess I
need to get on the current trunk to see if it's still misbehaving.
James
>Also, for what it's worth, your code works fine on fpc 3.20.
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I was using OleVarient and Varient. How can I check to see if CreateOleObject
was successful?
James
>It sounds like " SpVoice := CreateOleObject('SAPI.SpVoice');" is failing and
>then SpVoice is nil ?
>May be try with an OleVariant instead of a simple Variant
When I run the code below I get:
An unhandled exception occurred at $004143C0:
â– Free Pascal IDE Version 1.0.12 [2022/02/07]
â– Compiler Version 3.3.1-10077-gc8403ad49e
â– GDB Version GNU gdb (GDB) 7.2
Running "i:\programming\sapi.exe "
EOleError: Variant does not reference an automation object
$00
stuff?
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong but I still can't get it to work. Here's
my original program. I wasn't even trying to change the voice yet. What do
I need to do to this to make it work?
James
{$mode objfpc}
uses
CRT, Windows, SysUtils, ComObj, Variants,
I was trying to figure this out on my own.. I went to:
https://wiki.freepascal.org/SAPI
that is where I got my advice.
I took the top example code from the link and made it into the following
program:
{$Mode OBJFPC}
uses
comobj;
var
SavedCW: Word;
SpVoice: Variant;
begin
SpVoice := Creat
ript.vbs');
End;
Begin
Zira('Hello World');
End.
From: fpc-pascal On Behalf Of Rafael
Picanço via fpc-pascal
Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2023 2:17 PM
To: fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org
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Subject: Re: [fpc-pascal] Microsoft SAPI on Freepascal
Hi James,
I am
So it’s broken? It seems like the link you provided is trying to show a
workaround, but I don’t know how I could apply that.
>"Remark Dispatch interface support for variants is currently broken in the
>compiler." (https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refsu20.html)
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https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/SAPI
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Subject: [fpc-pascal] Microsoft SAPI on Freepascal
I am try
I feel I must be missing
something but I don't know what it is.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
James
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>You can transverse a set with
> for ... in
Interesting, I learned something new, I did now know I could do this with
FreePascal. It says it works for Strings and Arrays as well, does it also work
for StringLists?
James
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Is there some way with FreePascal that I can Get / Set the windows display
settings for multiple monitors like their resolutions, portrait/landscape,
scale factors, and if they are disconnected or not?
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It occurs to me that since Pause is independent of keypressed, I could
actually us it as an extra modifier key if I wanted to...
"Pause-A" could be different than "A", and also different than "CRTL-A" or
"ALT-A", in fact I could do "Pause-CTRL-ALT-A" and have that be different than
"CTRL-ALT-
e is Back!! Now I can use F12 for something more useful.
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Does anyone know what's up with the Pause key in Windows?
Is there some way to tell if it was pushed?
I have a need for the user to pause execution of my Freepascal program, I
have a pause key.. seems like there should be some way to use it.
Is there some way I can programmatically use FreePascal to save and Restore
all the settings found in the Windows 10 Display settings such as the
resolution and position of each monitor and if they are enabled or not?
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o be a negative number?
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I don’t know how my previous message got so out of sequence. I am not
intending to continue this discussion, it was a message I sent early Thursday
morning that was somehow delayed and is out of sequence.
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t to accomplish something.
I was simply trying to offer you that other point of view. Again, I am very
sorry if I offended you.
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>Well, this discussion has not gone well at all!
I agree
>I suggest that everyone relax and discontinue pursuing it.
I apologize to Anthony and everyone on the list for getting too carried away.
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ect is
too complicated. I actually don't even fit into your target audience at all
because I am very familiar with writing computer software... just not involving
databases, and I am extremely familiar with Pascal and Free Pascal... yet I
found it confusing and too complicated.
James
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“James, when you raised these questions are you saying that you don't know, or
that someone who doesn't know much if anything about programming doesn't know”
The point I was trying to make is that most of this is gobbely gook to me. So
I went looking for something I could re
:37 PM, Anthony Walter via fpc-pascal wrote:
> "I see there's a timer there.. but what starts it? What happens when
> it times out? How do I set the amount of time? Why is there even a
> timer at all? I don't know any of this."
>
> James, when you raised these q
hat the things mean in the SQL monitor box or why SQLs
whatever they are might need to be monitored.
James
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Sounds to me that if the compiler will probably insert temp variables anyway,
then I might as well make my own and make it easier to understand later.
James
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es for you while your program ran..and then I could
just try a sample program both ways and see what the results are...
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d does work, but it's not so
convenient for Asynchronous mode because it leaves the file open.. if you close
it before it finishes playing, it stops and if you wait for it to finish and
then close it.. well, that's just not asynchronous.
James
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Won’t backslashes before each space be defining a subdirectory?
If my path looks like:
C:\Program Files\My Program\Some File.MP3
I don't see how changing it to:
C:\Program\ Files\My\ Progam\Some\ File.MP3 can possibly work.. it's just
butchering the path.
James
From: fpc-pascal On
0, 0);
I'm still trying to see if there is a way to close everything even if I
don't know the alias anymore.
James
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ast the procedure that fired it off... at least for repeat
playing, it will have closed the old one before it made a new one.
I wonder if there is a way to do a 'CLOSE ALL' that I could run when before my
program exits just to clean up the system.
James
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I just figured out that short filenames won't work, my files are on a linux
server... not NTFS drives.. so I'm back to getting it to work with spaces
the normal file names
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ame(
lpszLongPath: LPCTSTR;
lpszShortPath: LPTSTR;
cchBuffer: Windows.DWORD
):Windows.DWORD;
does anyone know how to convert a pascal string to the LPCTSTR needed for
the long path and then how to convert the LPTSTR short path to LPCTSTR for
mciSendString?
Are the LPCTSTR and LPTSTR
record with a
string variable in it.. part of another whole system that I don't want to
change just to get this to work.
Any one have any ideas how to get long file names with spaces to work?
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f the timer stated when I call the function, I will have to
caclculate how long it should take and add a little in case the data isn't
ready when I ask for it.
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;
End;
James
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n't know about for that as well?
James
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x27;t need the index for anything.
James
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I
think .High should just be added to all things that have a .Count because
everyone always needs it ALL THE TIME. But I am happy it's possible to add
a helper function to add it myself.
James
>Why the loop?
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While it does work.. it's less readable and prone to errors.
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High:
NativeInt; end;
I getError: Identifier not found "class"
I have the Classes unit. Is there something else I am missing?
James
>Another alternative would be declaring a helper:
>type TStringListHelper = class helper for TStringList function High:
NativeInt;
ment was a stringlist?
James
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James
>looking at the list of constants in ptcpas, i find PTCKEY_SHIFT... i also
find, in Classes, the IPTCKeyEvent which has a GetShift function as well as
a Shift
>property... seems like you should be able to the shift status with
something like
>type myKeyEvent : IPTCK
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