> > Maybe you could also directly write the help text in
> > http://wiki.overbyte.be. You can write whatever part you feel
confortable
> > with. Other people will complete. For example - do not take this as an
> > offence but an example - you can read Delphi source code but don't know
> > anything
Francois Piette wrote:
>> As regards this point, I will be happy to help out with fixing the
>> English in any ICS documentation that is done. I have previously worked
>> with people who have written documentation in their language, then used
>> a web translator to convert that into English. Th
> As regards this point, I will be happy to help out with fixing the
> English in any ICS documentation that is done. I have previously worked
> with people who have written documentation in their language, then used
> a web translator to convert that into English. This English is funny at
> best
Arno Garrels wrote:
> Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>
>> Since all the VCL source is supplied, I guess Borland could skip help
>> completely.
>>
>
> Borlands online help is far more than a nicely designed, colored table
> of function and property names.
>
>
>>> Yes, be
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
> Since all the VCL source is supplied, I guess Borland could skip help
> completely.
Borlands online help is far more than a nicely designed, colored table
of function and property names.
>> Yes, because it is a huge effort to write and maintain a go
> Have you ever had a look at the d7indy.hlp? This automatically
> created documentation looks great but is virtually useless.
But it was sufficient for Borland to build Indy into Delphi, and it thus
has far more users than ICS. It is very easy to add extra comments into
the interface section, w
> I'm not against a well done documentation, but it would just increase
> the number of 'passive' users. ICS benefits from its active users,
> those trying to understand what's going on under the hood contributing
> new features or bugfixes.
Hi Arno, I have to disagree on this.
With good documenta
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> I wonder why Overbyte does not give the ICS code to be included in
>> the standard package?
>
> Borland will never package ICS in Delphi without proper documentation
> and a full and up to date help file,
Have you ever had a look at the d7indy.hlp?
> I wonder why Overbyte does not give the ICS code to be included in
> the standard package?
Borland will never package ICS in Delphi without proper documentation
and a full and up to date help file, and that's as far off as ever.
It should not even be on the companion disks without documentat
>> I'm really sad for Borland another chance stupidly wasted... Who
>> was the genius that "creates" the "non-extensibility idioturbo model"
I totally disagree. This is an awesome *FREE* deal for people who want to
start to develop their own apps, or create "quick-and-dirty" tools. The
c
I wonder why Overbyte does not give the ICS code to be included in the
standard package?
Regards,
SZ
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Para: twsocket@elists.org
Asunto: Re: [twsocket] [OT] Borland Turbo
> That's amazing! An excellent tool for &q
> That's amazing! An excellent tool for "beginners" that requires a
> (somewhat) deep knowledge only to use another set of components!!
The beginners are not expected to be creating complex applications
needing third party components with the 'free' version, they are
expected to buy Turbo Profe
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Enviado el: Jueves, 07 de Septiembre de 2006 16:11
Para: ICS support mailing
Asunto: Re: [twsocket] [OT] Borland Turbo
Jack wrote:
> If you think about it, the whole point of having the free version
> is to get people interested and get b
>> Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
>> products.. just started to download it (it's a lot!) but the Explore
>> Edition is free (I think even for commercial apps) and I was wondering
>> if anyone got their hands onto it before me! Any idea if the ICS will
>> work wi
Jack wrote:
> If you think about it, the whole point of having the free version
> is to get people interested and get beginners started. Now they have
> to create the components by code ... wise decision :) [OT]
I agree with you. Especially the beginners use to use plenty of
third party components
>> Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
>> products.. just started to download it (it's a lot!) but the Explore
>> Edition is free (I think even for commercial apps) and I was wondering
>> if anyone got their hands onto it before me! Any idea if the ICS will
>> work wi
Scrive Mohit Sindhwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
> products.. just started to download it (it's a lot!) but the Explore
> Edition is free (I think even for commercial apps) and I was wondering
> if anyone got their hands onto it bef
> I'm really sad for Borland another chance stupidly wasted... who
> was the genius that "creates" the "non-extensibility idioturbo model"
>
> Only for programmers that likes to run in a closet
There are two Turbo versions: Explorer and Pro.
Explorer is free of charge but can't be extended w
e 2006 14:55
> Para: ICS support mailing
> Asunto: Re: [twsocket] [OT] Borland Turbo
> Scrive Mohit Sindhwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
>> products.. just started to download it (it's a lot!) but the
ombre de Maurizio Lotauro
Enviado el: Jueves, 07 de Septiembre de 2006 14:55
Para: ICS support mailing
Asunto: Re: [twsocket] [OT] Borland Turbo
Scrive Mohit Sindhwani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
> products.. just started
You can create the ICS components at run-time and set properties as
needed. The only thing that usually causes problems is knowing event
signatures.
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Arno Garrels wrote:
> Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
>
>> Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
>> products.. just started to download it (it's a lot!) but the Explore
>> Edition is free (I think even for commercial apps) and I was wondering
>> if anyone got their hands ont
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
> Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
> products.. just started to download it (it's a lot!) but the Explore
> Edition is free (I think even for commercial apps) and I was wondering
> if anyone got their hands onto it before me! Any idea if the
Hi! I was just reading the press release about the Borland Turbo
products.. just started to download it (it's a lot!) but the Explore
Edition is free (I think even for commercial apps) and I was wondering
if anyone got their hands onto it before me! Any idea if the ICS will
work with it?
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