> Marco van de Voort wrote:
> > units\arm-linux\libpgdk2.a
> > units\arm-linux\gdk2.sl
> > gtkspinbutton.inc(267,4) Fatal: Internal error 200203271
> > $004DF30F SECONDPASS, line 175 of pass_2.pas
> > $0049DA27 DO_GENERATE_CODE, line 1274 of psub.pas
> > $0049DFD9 READ_DECLARATIONS, lin
Hi,
Is it possible to test the code below using the AssertException()
call? I am sure it must be, I am just not sure how to use it.
This is the work-around I have now, untill I can figure out how to use
AssertException() correctly.
try
si.SetSlideName('006~sa.swf');
Graeme,
I would try and test this:
AssertException('Failing on 3', EUnknownSlideType,
TRunMethod(@si.SlideTypeDB));
Haven't been able to test though, but it's what comes to mind. Perhaps it
helps.
Darius
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to test the code below using the AssertException()
> call? I am
Hi,
is it possible in X (Linux) to "lock the screen" and then to put the screen in
a fullscreenmode (800 x 600 x 32Bit) and then have access to the framebuffer
memory like in DOS?
Rainer
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On Fri, 14 Jul 2006, Rainer Stratmann wrote:
Hi,
is it possible in X (Linux) to "lock the screen" and then to put the screen in
a fullscreenmode (800 x 600 x 32Bit) and then have access to the framebuffer
memory like in DOS?
Not like that.
You should use a DRI (Direct Rendering Interface) i
I would try and test this:
AssertException('Failing on 3', EUnknownSlideType,
TRunMethod(@si.SlideTypeDB));
It gives a "Variable identifier expected" just before the dot.
I even tried putting the si.SlideTypeDB inside a Local Procedure and
passing @ but that also didn't work. :-(
Example
pr
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to test the code below using the AssertException()
> call? I am sure it must be, I am just not sure how to use it.
>
> This is the work-around I have now, untill I can figure out how to use
> AssertException() correctly.
> ---
On 13 Jul 06, at 23:48, Andreas Berger wrote:
> FPC has the interrupt keyword on GO32V2. Is this the same as that
> used in TP/BP?
Yes, it should be.
> There I could declare an interrupt function
like:
> procedure ISR(Flags, CS, IP, AX, BX, CX, DX,| SI, DI, DS, ES, BP :
> WORD); interrupt;
>
