-
Content Count
869 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
7
Everything posted by Stano
-
I just realized that I wrote it the other way around. Just change the *.dfm. No *.pas. I apologise.
-
That was in D10. I didn't do that in D11.
-
Just change the type only in *.pas. Close it and open *.dfm. Then confirm all prompts. I have tried it. It's not from my mind.
-
One large unit vs multiple small units
Stano replied to Oberon82's topic in RTL and Delphi Object Pascal
I strictly follow business logic. So that I don't have a problem learning about them and finding something later. I don't have big units. So up to 3,000 lines. I don't know the answer to the question. -
My experience is that DBEdit only updates the DBTable when entering or exiting the field. Just like you described it here. I too would like to know what event to call to update a value in a DBTable. Now I have a function that reads the text and after conversion saves it to a DBTable.
-
OT: I rather think that they don't turn it off, but put it to sleep or hibernate. I also use hibernation. I am writing this just to make you aware.
-
I would use Break on the first find, and set some variable to True
-
This extension looks cool. It does not change images. I use the Brave browser. That will probably be it.
-
After all, I just tried. The second one. It works perfectly. Immediately. He even made a negative of my photo
-
Is this an extension? I tried it after a long time. But if I use Google Translator, the response when typing is very large The translation is black text It is unusable for me. There are more of them. I don't feel like trying them all. Can you advise?
-
Why do you use TEdit and not TTimePicker etc.? They are intended for this purpose. It's a big mistake for me!
-
OT: thanks to this syndrome, we have such people as, for example Newton Einstein Bill Gates Where would we be today without this syndrome?
-
And I like that. It's years of experience.
-
Every time I see your name, I look forward to a long post. I honestly mean it as a compliment.
-
I already gave him a link to the Fb forum here. But he is unteachable
-
So I turned off Auto invoke and am using CnPack. I rarely need to run an LSP. It is OK for me. My experience is that LSP does not remember history.
-
I have on my tongue in such situations: What do you want from stupid Americans. They are only interested in money. Nothing more. Managers must have studied at Oxford. They have high self-esteem and are completely detached from reality. They also only have eyes on dollars/euros. They are deaf and blind. Please don't take it personally. I am quite disgusted by it. I have already commented on it. I will not repeat myself and throw peas on the wall. I can hear the death knell ringing
-
If you are asked to register, select the option that you own the license file. Then you give it to him. In the worst case, nothing happens. I just managed to register. It's a good idea to delete all registrations beforehand. But you wrote that he wouldn't let you in there Another option is to contact the supplier for help.
-
Um, can't use the license regXX.txt file for that?
-
It is nicely explained here https://groups.google.com/g/firebird-support/c/gi06-4Uk3Yw
-
It happens to me with some. Typically FormCreate...
-
DB field update using "DataSet.FieldByName" is not working
Stano replied to PenelopeSkye's topic in Databases
OT if (dm.tb_design_master.state=dsEdit) or (dm.tb_design_master.state=dsInsert) then I prefer to use if (dm.tb_design_master.state in [dsEdit, dsInsert) then In such cases if Length(DBEdit19.Field.AsString) > 0 then I use if Length(Trim(DBEdit19.Field.AsString)) > 0 then- 10 replies
-
- fieldbyname
- dataset
-
(and 1 more)
Tagged with:
-
Use the function Copy()
-
Perhaps this is due to the OS settings themselves. All visual effects are one of the first things I turn off with a new OS.
-
Several times it happened to me that MMX blocked my IDE. ComboBox (Return) Type flashes. CPU goes to ~12%. Sometimes it stops. Now I got to this state as follows: I made changes to the forms I closed the form without saving the changes