Hi Folks,
I have the following code which I want to port to Windows, but
I have no idea how the functionality of SelectText may be done
in Windows. I googled a lot but unfortunately I found nothing
that helped me out. How is something like that handled under
Windows ?
{$I-}
Hi Graeme
Installed it from indyproject.org, using the .lpk. But no components
are shown in the IDE. Any clues?
regards
Nataraj
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 12:13 PM, Graeme Geldenhuys
wrote:
> Nataraj S Narayan het geskryf:
>>
>> May I know if there are classes to implement an ftp server using fp
Nataraj S Narayan het geskryf:
>
> Installed it from indyproject.org, using the .lpk. But no components
> are shown in the IDE. Any clues?
I don't use Indy at the moment, but would imagine there is some design time
package that needs to be compiled and installed - so it registers in the
IDE compo
Hi Folks,
for one of my projects I want to have a build environment to
build the source for the following platforms:
Linux ARM; Linux i386, Linux X64 and Windows i386
the compilers for Linux ARM and Windows i386 I build like that
from a clean 2.4.0 SVN checkout:
make clean
make crosszipinstall C
Try using powtils :
http://z505.com/powtils/idx.shtml
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On 20 May 2010 08:10, Hartmut Eilers wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I have the following code which I want to port to Windows, but
> I have no idea how the functionality of SelectText may be done
> in Windows. I googled a lot but unfortunately I found nothing
> that helped me out. How is something like th
Sorry for coming back on this so late, but I was busy with other projects:
>>While trying to translate comedi.h with:
>>h2pas -e -D -p -w -u comedi -l comedi -o comedi.pas comedi.h
>>I get the messages:
>>at line 495 error : syntax error
>>at line 498 error : syntax error
>>Internal error 1 in
Hallo Henry,
thank you for your fast response.
Sorry to say, that I don't understand what you suggest.
Could you explain it a bit more ?
Thanks a lot
Hartmut
>> I have the following code which I want to port to Windows, but
>> I have no idea how the functionality of SelectText may be done
>> in
On 20 May 2010 10:21, Hartmut Eilers wrote:
> hart...@canis:~/src/OpenMSR/PhysMach/comedi $ cpp --no-stdinc comedi.h
>> comedi.cpped.h
> cc1: error: unrecognized command line option "-fno-stdinc"
>
> This commandline option is not recognized by the compiler, hmmm.
Try cpp -nostdinc. After this,
On 20 May 2010 10:28, Hartmut Eilers wrote:
> Hallo Henry,
>
> thank you for your fast response.
> Sorry to say, that I don't understand what you suggest.
> Could you explain it a bit more ?
SelectText monitors a file descriptor for input (or output) to become
ready for up to the timeout you spec
i think you have to compile the .lpk in a certain order or something.
i have similar problem - but you can still use the components. something
along the lines of...
uses
idhttp;
private
idhttp: tidhttpclient;
form1.create()
begin
idhttp:=tidhttp.create(self);
end;
its not as easy as to ge
Using powtils you can write something like the example bellow, which I
consider cleaner and easier to maintain:
From:
http://code.google.com/p/powtils/source/browse/dev#dev/examples/raw-template
program project1; {$IFDEF FPC}{$mode objfpc}{$H+}{$ENDIF} {$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
pwinit, pwmain;
I've used strtodate to convert 01/02/2010 on windows ok, but it fails with
'Invalid date format' on linux.
anyone got any ideas why this happens?
- V
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I had a problem like this before.
If memory serves right, I had to set all four of these for StrToDate to
work under Linux after moving some code from Windows:
LongTimeFormat := 'hh:mm:ss';
ShortDateFormat := '/MM/DD';
DateSeparator := '/';
TimeSeparator := ':';
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