Dear list,
I player around with the units dom and xmlread. I liked them very
much. Now I thought I could parse websites with it. But they are
slightly different as far as I know. In xml everthing is within a node
while in HTML there are more then one value in a node. E.g.:
possible XML:
asdf1
Dear list, dear Michael!
> There are multiple problems with HTML parsing: HTML is not a well-formed
> XML document, because
> - the tags are case insensitive (in XML they are case sensitive)
> - Not all tags must be closed.
> If the HTML is XHTML, then the DOM unit can be used to parse it.
But ho
Dear list,
I wonder if it's possible to develop extensions (aka Add-Ons) for
Firefox (or in my case Thunderbird). I'm totaly unfamiliar to the
stuff right now. But the advantage I could think of is 1) I don't know
C++ and 2) it is easy to cross compile code for different platforms.
Writing extens
>> I wonder if it's possible to develop extensions (aka Add-Ons) for
>> Firefox (or in my case Thunderbird). I'm totaly unfamiliar to the
>> stuff right now. But the advantage I could think of is 1) I don't know
>> C++ and 2) it is easy to cross compile code for different platforms.
>>
>> Writing e
Dear list
Can someone summarize the status of COM / OLE in Windows using recent
versions of freepascal? As far as I got: COM clients are possible
since 2.4.0. You can use them for i.e. Office automatisation. It
works. But what about COM servers?
Is programming i.e. Office possible without using D
Hello,
I wanted to test Lazarus (recent snapshot) with fpc 2.5.1 on
x86_64-linux. Therefore I need to build fpc-XXX.rpm and
fpc-src-XXX.rpm. I figured out how to bild fpc-XXX.rpm the easy way.
1. Download fpcbuild.zip and extract it
2. inside root dir do fpcmake -T x86_64-linux
3. make rpm NODOCS
2011/5/21 Mattias Gaertner :
> On Sat, 21 May 2011 15:33:04 +0200
> Johannes Nohl wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I wanted to test Lazarus (recent snapshot) with fpc 2.5.1 on
>> x86_64-linux. Therefore I need to build fpc-XXX.rpm and
>> fpc-src-XXX.rpm. I figured o
Does anyone know how to write a program which can change its user
privileges on runtime? Like the suexec wrapper of apache?
Thanks for help...
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Hello!
In that case you can use the fpSetUID call.
This call can be used only once.
Thanks for your help. But I never saw this function. Can you tell me
which unit it is in?
Johannes
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Great! I found it. Is there a Windows-way, too? Something like
basewindows? Thanks...
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Dear list,
I was thinking of writing a daemon in freepascal. When the program is
started it will ask for a password. Then keep the pass in a string
variable, using it every 10 minutes.
It's not for an high security environment but I'm interested in
general. How to protect those information in me
And where do you think the phrase 'My Secret Password' would be stored
other than memory?
so you have to override variables after use? like
var pwd: array[0..15] of char;
xpwd: string;
[...]
readln(pwd);
xpwd := encrypt(pwd);
pwd := '123456789012345'; // override
[...]
???
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Dear developers of MSEgui,
I downloaded your IDE and liked it. Also I saw some screenshots.
Things looked different running win or linux. There was a example
project called faces.
Are faces a kind of theming? Buttons and all look "narrow", so how can
I change it? Is there documentation? There's
With freepascal 1.0.x I was able to compile cURL-Pascal-Bindings
(http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/pascal/). This is not longer possible
with freepascal 2.0. Anybody know how to do this?
Under Windows I could use synaptics. Works fine but has Problems with
SSL-Library under Linux - without showing erro
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