Ian Branch
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Bummer. Any suggestions?
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Hi Team, I have ths construct: var GeneralThread := TThread.CreateAnonymousThread(procedure begin // tqServerSessions.Close; // try if TEDBEngineSessionManager(DBSWhoIsOn.Handle).TryLock(1) then begin TEDBEngineSessionManager(DBSWhoIsOn.Handle).Unlock; { Session is not locked and is safe for you to use } tqServerSessions.ExecSQL; end else // Delay for the specified amount of time TThread.Sleep(500); // except ... ... end; // tqServerSessions.Last; // ... ... end); How do I safely loop the Try-Else for x times, and then break out after x times?
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Tks Team. All sorted. Regards, Ian
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Hi Team, D11.3.1. I have this compression routine. procedure CompressStream(SourceStream: TMemoryStream; DestStream: TMemoryStream); var ZStream : TCompressionStream; begin ZStream := TCompressionStream.Create(clDefault, DestStream); try ZStream.CopyFrom(SourceStream, SourceStream.Size); finally ZStream.Free; end; end; If I have this procedure in my main form it is happy. If I move it to my Function library, I get this.. Why should it be happy in the main form an not in the library? Yes, I have System.ZLib in the uses in both cases Thoughts/suggestions? Regards & TIA, Ian
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Hi Lajos, Great call. I found that if I had the System.Zlib after the VCL.Graphics, all is fine. Before and I get the issue. Tks for the assist. Regards, Ian Edit: I didn't need VCL.Graphics in the library anyway. 😉
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Hi Remy, Yes, seriously. I don't really understand what goes on in Threads and therefore what you can and can't do. I am still learning about them. p2k, Tks. I will have a look. Tks to both of you. Regards, Ian
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Hi Team, I am ostensibly sending a PDF file to a TMemoryStream. How do I test if the TMemoryStream has been 'loaded'? Regards & TIA, Ian
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Ahhh. Yes. m.size. Shoulda thought of that. Tks. Ian
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Hi Team, I want to be able to make a generic function like this.. function SetDBSessionNames(const ComponentCount: Integer; const Components: TComponent; const sSessionName: string): boolean; begin // for var i := 0 to ComponentCount - 1 do begin // if (Components[i] is TEDBSession) then (Components[i] as TEDBSession).SessionName := sSessionName; // if (Components[i] is TEDBDatabase) then (Components[i] as TEDBDatabase).SessionName := sSessionName; // if (Components[i] is TnlhTable) then (Components[i] as TnlhTable).SessionName := sSessionName; // if (Components[i] is TnlhQuery) then (Components[i] as TnlhQuery).SessionName := sSessionName; // if (Components[i] is TnlhScript) then (Components[i] as TnlhScript).SessionName := sSessionName; // end; // end; That would be called like this.. // SetDBSessionNames(ComponentCount, Components, sSessionName); // The function is in a separate function library. Unfortunately it doesn't like "Components" in the if.... lines. 😞 I have obviously missed or misinterpreted some aspect. Some assistance/guidance would be appreciated. Regards & TIA, Ian
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Now we're getting fancy. 😉 But I like it. 🙂
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Hi Renate, That looks like a winner but this.. SetDBSessionNames(Self, sSessionName); Gives me this in this case.. In this case it is a Datamodule the function is being called from. Ian Edit: Solved - I made it an overload method and created one that use a TDataModule.
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Tks Keesver. That calms down the function itself, but now the calling function isn't happy What replaces Components in the calling function? SetDBSessionNames(ComponentCount, Components, sSessionName);
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Justification for Header different to resto column in TListView?
Ian Branch posted a topic in General Help
Hi Team, I have a TListview that currently looks like this. I have tried to set the first column to Center justify but it keeps reverting to Left Justify. 😞 What I would like is for the first column to be center justified, and the second colmn's header to be center but the rest of column to be right. I would also like the Header font to be Bold as well, but there doesn't appear to be any 'Font' related property. 😞 Is this doable? If so, how please? Regards & TIA, Ian -
Justification for Header different to resto column in TListView?
Ian Branch replied to Ian Branch's topic in General Help
Hi p2k. Unfortunate. It offends my OCD. 😉 Ian -
Is there a reason the formatter, CTRL-ALT-F, doesn't seem to work in a Unit without any Form? Or is it a Bug? Ian
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Done..
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Yup. Confirmed. Remove the comment on line 22 and the Formatter works on mine as well. In fact, if you have a comment on the end of any of the declarations, the Formatter fails. Whether it is a '//' or a '{ }' style comment. A strange thing. Thomas, You want a bug report? [edit] Bug Report submitted. Oooops! It went in as a feature request rather than a bug report. 😞 My Bad. Ian
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😞 It works for me on all other units except for this one. 😞 OK. Thanks for your time. It is only a small one so no biggie to keep it formatted manually. Thansk to all for your input & support. Regards, Ian
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Agreed, but it still has its quirks. 😉
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Tks.
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How would one identify a 'strabge character' out of the multitude?
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I am using D11.3, GExperts 1.3.23.4026.
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OK. I give up. What is it in the attached that the Formatter doesn't like?? GITLAKLib.pas
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OK. My apologies. It does. Just not on my Function library unit. 😞 Investigating. Apologies again. Ian
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I feel a Bug report coming on.... 😉