> > I'm launching another program from Freepascal program through
> > "exec" I need code that can set the position and size of the
> > started program.
>
> I haven't used Windows in a while, but I think you need
> CreateProcess() instead of WinExec()
> [...]
If you have access to the source code
I'm using the graph unit to provide graphing capabilities for my program
(Win 32 platform). The graph window opens as a separate window, which is
ok for me - except one point: The graph window gets opened with the
least important position in Z-order (ie: all other windows are in front
of this windo
Thanks, Florian and Matt, for your help.
I used Matt's approach to bring the window to the top (works), thus
avoiding the need to change the original sources. And, I can print some
additional information for the user before opening the graph window (I
have a wrapper function for InitGraph, anyway)
Thanks for the link, but that's not the case for me. My program is
partly text-based and partly graph-based, so it's no "dummy" dos window
for me... But I found a solution that works for me, thanks anyone for
your input.
Bernhard
Marco van de Voort schrieb:
> Or is he searching for a way to do
>
> For all you Europeans, it is an American idiom meaning,
> "my HUMBLE contribution".
and that is why some of us Europeans tend to write
"just my two Euro cents"
or
"just my two pence"
;-)
Bernhard
Mark Emerson schrieb:
>
> > > btw - please can you explain that idiom - "my 2 cents"? thanx.
>
Hans Mårtensson wrote:
OK, thank you.
There is an error number list in the Borland win32 Programmer's Reference.
Is that the relevant one (when Windows is the OS)?
Only some of the errors seem to be in accordance with the corresponding
numbers in the FreePascal error list.
If this is a windows spec
Israel Simas wrote:
Do i have to write code in a simple text editor and compile it in DOS mode?? My
OS is Windows ME.
No, you don't have to use "Notepad" as editor and compile from the
command line.
You can use the integrated editor, compiler & debugger instead: If
you've set your PATH variable
IIRC, besides adding new data fields, they even changed the field order
(!) in their communication structs between minor versions like from 3.22
to 3.23 - breaking the fpc mysql units every couple of month. Not very
programmer friendly...
Rainer Hantsch wrote:
But why not include at least two m
After having used FPC 1.0.10 for the last months, today I switched to
1.9.4 (on a WinXP box), but cannot make it compile for most of my projects.
Thanks for your help
Bernhard
-
- scenario 1a) starting IDE in my source dir, not having changed fp.ini
/ fp.cfg / fp.dsk files from p
Peter, thanks for your reply.
I tried to break down the complete source code to send you a small code
example, but wasn't able to reproduce it with those. (I cannot send you
the complete source code.)
The only additional bits of information I can give you are those:
- I only got those errors whe
Marc Santhoff wrote:
>>This is no magic, see fpc.cfg
>
> But it looks that way, I was asking myself if I've left something out
> because the binary shrunk from 520kB to 360kB. ;)
IIRC, defining the symbol RELEASE means compiling in release mode. (Thus
your internal switch does "interfere" with com
I'm using Thunderbird as well, but not the digest form of free pascal
mailing list. Works pretty good for me. Try using to receive each
posting separately instead of a "blob" of digest - thus giving you the
advantage of using the tree structure view of a subject thread. (each
subject with every
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