Thank you but I am a professional trainer for C++, Java, Ada and other
languages including Lisp. I am "used to" those languages. I consistently see
young professionals stumble upon those constructs they are "used to".
Furthermore, all the professional users of the developed software are not "use
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tcoq wrote
>
> a laziness to software design: what you can't name you actually don't
> design...
>
Guess you meant "don't want to" instead of "can't"
And You mean a
I beg to differ. Read Niklaus' work on why he created Pascal: two objectives
stand out : readability and ease-of-compiling. He wrote explicitly he wanted a
language he could easily write his compiler in...
Sorry rigidity is not part of the original Pascal mandate. Look at Modula and
the more re
+1 - anonymous functions demonstrate a laziness to software design: what you
can't name you actually don't design...
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Objet: Re: [fpc-pascal] How to poll for a byte in Input?
On 12/10/2011 02:58 PM, tcoq wrote:
> Chad,
> Thank you very much. I will try
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Objet: Re: [fpc-pascal] How to poll for a byte in Input?
On 12/9/2011 9:44 AM, tcoq wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm trying to
Thanks Michael,
I also tried with a 20 ms delay. No success. Still investigating.
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;
However, WaitForSingleObject always gives back 0, meaning there should be
information. My logging tells me that information arrives at least 500ms
afterwards and that ReadByte waits for it. Something is not working.
Thierry
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On windows, I did not find WaitForSingleObject, which is actually going to wait
for the file.
However I found ReadFileEx in the Windows API, which is an asynchronous read on
the file. I'll try using that.
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Thanks Michael,
I'll try that!
Thierry
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Hello,
I'm trying to poll the input stream to see whether there is a new character
available, without blocking my software.
I've tried "Read" and "THandleStream.ReadByte" but with no success: when the
input is empty, the program just waits.
Is there a way to ask whether the input stream is not e
Michael,
Thank you very much,
I'll do that.
I was hoping somebody else had already had the same needs as myself.
Best regards,
Thierry
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Hello,
I would like to add additional information to the test cases. I'm using
FPCUnit. Is there a way to document the test cases?
For example, to describe the test case, to link to the verified requirement, to
link to a (Mantis) defect, to link to a test management system (such as Salome:
https
Dear Luciano.
I would suggest using the StringReplace function (Sysutiles) in combination
with a TStringList.
Easy to do and quite powerful.
You can also use a second string list to store the values and patterns to
replace, using the Names and Values properties, so that you can do multiple
succe
It's also possible to create a generic descendent of TCollection, where the
only duplicated code is the property override. This is probably the best of
both worlds: reusing the TCollection while moving to generics.
Best regards
Thierry
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Objet: Re: [fpc-pascal] Re: Delphi's anonymous functions in Free Pascal
On 2011-10-20 22:55, Florian
Hello,
Instead of .Free in your FreeVars routine, you should use FreeAndNil(
theobject).
The correct lifecycle for class objects is :
var
anObject : TMyObject;
begin
anObject := nil; //not needed for class attributes. Required for local
function or global unit variables.
anObject := TMyObj
Hello,
Thanks for the quick answer.
...
>In general, creating a (non-DDL-style) shared library with FPC is currently
>not supported on any platform. There are still some patches in the bug >tracker
that I have to apply to fix the Linux support
>(http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=12492), but
Hello all,
This is a follow-up message on yesterday's about making shared libraries with
units, using the ppumove tool.
Trying the ppumove procedure on an Ubuntu platform works perfectly.
I used the same test.pp code.
It compiled with "fpc -Cg" and produced test.o and a test.ppu files.
the "ppumo
Hello,
I'm trying to use ppumove as described in the documentation to create a shared
library from a set of FPC units. This is different from creating a DLL by
specifying the symbols specially in an export section.
However ppumove fails with a message 'cannot export
symbol. symbol not found'.
I
1° Using the root class TObject might be a good alternative?
Storing any object within the structure is easy.
Getting the object back will need a type overwrite.
2° Concerning standard structures, you might want to look at TList, TObjectList,
TInterfacedList, TComponentList, TStringList which prov
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