hello all,
after finding the reference manual of FPCs Code Documenter I'm not able to
find any source file or binary of it. The link in the documentation
(http://fpdoc.freepascal.org) seems not to work :-(
Is there any chance to get it? It would be very helpful and it seems to be
quite new (docum
Hello Mark
>
> How can I use fillchar to give an ansistring a value of, say
> 'x'? In other words, I want to create a string that contains
> only a single character, that is repeated a certain number of times.
>
> Mark
>
There is an example in the reference guide for function FillC
Hello Donald,
>If I have a file which contains on the first line...
>
> 49ers at Giants 16 13
>
>I want to open a file called "49ers" and a file called
> "Giants" and do
> some processing. Although FP handles strings, I believe that
> you can still
> only read a character at a time, so
> How ist possible to make initialize in fpc a multiline label.
> Something like
>
> Lbl := gtk_label_new('Line1 \n Line2');
>
> I guess but with what do I have to replace the "\n" ?
>
> Thank's for any help
>
> Pedro
>
one possibility is:
Lbl := gtk_label_new('Line1 '#10' Line
> > lazarus
>
>
>
> That's OK but you need the Lazarus flavour of FPC. Is there no
> alternative? I'd like something like the DOS Qedit but
> everyone seems to
> be writing GUI IDE's or text editors.
I use Nedit for editing and ddd as a good front end for gdb, the debugger.
There is a hack fro
>
> Hello all,
>
> Friday, July 11, 2003, 3:18:58 PM, you wrote:
>
> ZG> hello list members,
> ...
> ZG> which type to be used for a type cast (that is not
> allowed for the left
> ZG> side) or how to use an address operator to manage it?
> at least in my fpc 1.0.6 typecasts for the left side a
Thank you both for your fast help. And of course I meant "value := r;"
I have found a third solution in the mean time (one should not give up to
early:)
Do you know if that is in a machine independent way?
procedure test(var value);
var r : real absolute value;
begin
r := 1.0; // seems to w
hello list members,
could anyone of you give me a hint how to assign a value to an untyped
variable parameter of a procedure. E.G. in the following procedure:
procedure test(var value);
var r : real;
begin
r := 1.0;
value := real;// does not work
end;
which type to be used for a type
