On 6/25/2011 7:55 AM, Marco van de Voort wrote:
Well, then explain why Delphi + XE has exactly the same problem.
Delphi + gettext does, yes, but Delphi + resourcestring + resource dll
does not. Resourcestring is a language feature; gettext is a
third-party library. I'd expect them to have
In our previous episode, Craig Peterson said:
> On 6/24/2011 4:14 PM, Marco van de Voort wrote:
> > No, this is a problem of gettext.
>
> It's a problem with FPC's resourcestring implementation, rather than
> something specific to gettext.
Well, then explain why Delphi + XE has exactly the same p
On 6/24/2011 4:52 PM, Krzysztof wrote:
I had similar problem, I think that this is because consts are "filled"
when compiling and there is no way to change them at runtime. Try this
trick with pointers:
Thanks Krzysztof. That looks like the least invasive approach, so if I
can't get them work
On 6/24/2011 4:14 PM, Marco van de Voort wrote:
No, this is a problem of gettext.
It's a problem with FPC's resourcestring implementation, rather than
something specific to gettext. I could use SetResourceStrings directly
(objpas.pp) and it will have the same issue.
For this to work you real
Hi,
I had similar problem, I think that this is because consts are "filled" when
compiling and there is no way to change them at runtime. Try this trick with
pointers:
resourcestring
SSunday = "Sunday";
const
SWeek: array[0..0] of PString = (@SSunday);
begin
WriteLn(SWeek[0]^);
end;
Regards
In our previous episode, Craig Peterson said:
> In Delphi I can use resource strings with const arrays and everything
> works correctly. For example, if I have a resource DLL with translated
> strings and this will work:
>
> resourcestring
>SSunday = "Sunday";
>
> const
>SWeek: array[0
In Delphi I can use resource strings with const arrays and everything
works correctly. For example, if I have a resource DLL with translated
strings and this will work:
resourcestring
SSunday = "Sunday";
const
SWeek: array[0..0] of string = (SSunday);
begin
WriteLn(SWeek[0]);
end;
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