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Boolean evaluation
Ole Ekerhovd replied to Ole Ekerhovd's topic in Algorithms, Data Structures and Class Design
A very, very idiotic mistake. The same check was also done from another unit, I did not remember it. That routine had the exact same text in Showmessage and that routine had a bug and checked against True, not False! So it was not the error message in the routine I posted here that was shown. A lot of hours lost, but I guess this may happen when a program grow to hundreds of units? -
Boolean evaluation
Ole Ekerhovd replied to Ole Ekerhovd's topic in Algorithms, Data Structures and Class Design
Why? Please elaborate so I can learn from it 🙂 -
Boolean evaluation
Ole Ekerhovd replied to Ole Ekerhovd's topic in Algorithms, Data Structures and Class Design
Solved 🙂 It was a logical error in the code, and really hard to catch too. Regards, Ole -
Boolean evaluation
Ole Ekerhovd replied to Ole Ekerhovd's topic in Algorithms, Data Structures and Class Design
Kryvich: aUser.Administrator is a boolean field in a record structure. Lars: No, even if I do aUser.Administrator:=true; if aUser.Administrator=false then begin .... end; the begin end always execute. -
Delphi 10.3 I have a code snippet that is not working as I expect. // Check if active user is different from document owner if aUser.Username<>aDocument.Owner then begin // If user is not an administrator if aUser.Administrator=false then begin showmessage('You are not allowed to delete this document'); exit; end; end; Problem: the showmessage pops up even if the active user is an administrator and the boolean Administrator is True What anm I missing here? Ole
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Hi Remy Thanks for your answer, your code example works perfectly. Your comment on "dump code" is duly noted, it was not my intention. Regards, Ole
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I'm not able to parse an xml file. I have looked into several code examples online, but I think parsing xml is quite hard to understand 🙂 Code shown is partly from Embarcadero Code Examples. I'm interested in getting then value/text from the msg-no, sender and receiver nodes. Any help appreciated. Regards Ole This is the xml file <inbox-query-response version="1.0"> <messages> <message> <self>https://xxxxxxx</self> <message-meta-data> <msg-no>9064430</msg-no> <direction>IN</direction> <received>2019-11-24T09:00:12.000+01:00</received> <uuid>15745</uuid> <peppol-header> <sender>9908:123</sender> <receiver>9908:456</receiver> <channel>busdox-transport-as2-ver1p0</channel> <document-type>INVOICE</document-type> <document-id>Long text here</document-id> <process-name>UNKNOWN</process-name> <process-id>urn:www.cenbii.eu:profile:bii05:ver2.0</process-id> </peppol-header> </message-meta-data> </message> <message> <self>https://xxxxxxx</self> <message-meta-data> <msg-no>9064565</msg-no> <direction>IN</direction> <received>2019-11-24T15:00:14.000+01:00</received> <uuid>15746</uuid> <peppol-header> <sender>9908:321</sender> <receiver>9908:654</receiver> <channel>busdox-transport-as2-ver1p0</channel> <document-type>INVOICE</document-type> <document-id>Long text here</document-id> <process-name>UNKNOWN</process-name> <process-id>urn:www.cenbii.eu:profile:bii05:ver2.0</process-id> </peppol-header> </message-meta-data> </message> </messages> </inbox-query-response> This is the code I try to use procedure TForm2.RetrieveDocument; const CAttrName = 'version'; // This is found //CAttrName = 'msg-no'; This is not found var LDocument: IXMLDocument; LNodeElement, LNode: IXMLNode; LAttrValue: string; I: Integer; begin LDocument := TXMLDocument.Create(nil); LDocument.LoadFromFile(SrcPath); { File should exist. } // Number of childNodes, always shows 1 showmessage(inttostr(Ldocument.ChildNodes.Count)); { Find a specific node. } LNodeElement := LDocument.ChildNodes.FindNode('inbox-query-response'); if (LNodeElement <> nil) then begin { Get a specific attribute. } if (LNodeElement.HasAttribute(CAttrName)) then begin LAttrValue := LNodeElement.Attributes[CAttrName]; showmessage('Attribute value: ' + LAttrValue); end; { Traverse child nodes. } for I := 0 to LNodeElement.ChildNodes.Count - 1 do // Gives only one iteration begin LNode := LNodeElement.ChildNodes.Get(I); { Display node name. } showmessage('Node name: ' + LNode.NodeName); // Only node, messages, is shown ones { Check whether the node type is Text. } if LNode.NodeType = ntText then begin showmessage('This is a node of type Text. The text is: ' + LNode.Text); end; { Check whether the node is text element. } if LNode.IsTextElement then begin showmessage('This is a text element. The text is: ' + LNode.Text); end; end; end; end;
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Rest request fails with error 406
Ole Ekerhovd replied to Ole Ekerhovd's topic in Network, Cloud and Web
Thanks Zoran, now it's working fine. Had to set: Accept as */* Accept encoding as gzip,deflate Regards Ole -
Hi Delphi Tokyo. I try to make a Rest request using Delhpi Rest Debugger (a really simple one), but it fails with an error 406 Not acceptable. Basic authentication is used. When I make the exact same request using Postman there is no error and I get a valid response. Anybody with similar experiense? Regards Ole
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CreateBlobStream
Ole Ekerhovd replied to Ole Ekerhovd's topic in Algorithms, Data Structures and Class Design
Thanks Remy, really appreciate it. Regards, Ole -
This code gives an error, "Invalid Pointer Operation". It's the aBlob.Free that triggers the error. What's wrong in my code? I should Free I guess? var aBlob : TBlobField; aStream : TStream; try ablob:=aQuery.fieldbyname('Memo') as tblobfield; astream:=Tmemorystream.Create; astream := aquery.CreateBlobStream(ablob, bmRead); amemo.Lines.LoadFromStream(astream); finally ablob.Free; astream.Free; end;