If you are using an icon to fire up the program, I assume it is a shortcut. If so, have a look in the properties, it has the full commandline there. Never too old to learn...
Nico
Thanks Andrew
Just a question: I deleted the file, and then Delphi complains about having to recreate it! Btw, I'm using D5E on W2K, although I don't know whether this is relevant. Never too old to learn...
Nico
One BIG correction: it CAN be done with Delphi 5. I have developed a application specific webserver in D5 with the simple use of a TCPServer socket. The goal of the project was web-enabling of an ERP package, where I communicate to the client's using HTML & JavaScript, and simulate the correct...
but summer is hard to beat anywhere in the world
I couldn't agree more! That's why I'm going to SA december 18th! I need some sun! Never too old to learn...
Nico
If var1=5 and var2=6, the statement var1+var2 will give 11, unless one of the two is actually a string (var1="5" or var2="6").
Try using parseInt("" + var1) + parseInt("" + var2). The adding of the "" will ensure that both are strings, and...
Hi Richard
I had the same problem during development of my site, but got IE to reread the js files by hitting <Shift><Refresh>. See if it works for you too!
BTW, how's Jo'burg? (Me being an expat, I'm always interested!) Never too old to learn...
Nico
Have you tried using a File of Char with BlockRead? And then manually traversing the characters, changing them as needed? Never too old to learn...
Nico
I agree hartilly with the PS. I tried it myself, and am now at the point that I am going to format and reinstall anyway, because the problems were too much for me! Never too old to learn...
Nico
To simply use functions and procedures from DLL's, have a look at the dynamic-link libraries topic in the Delphi help system. Basically, you have to import the functions and procedures by declaring them:
procedure extHallo; external 'VBDll.dll';
function extBye: boolean; external 'VBDll.dll'...
Use the Component|Import ActiveX Control to add your OCX's to the component palette, then just drop them on the form and use... Never too old to learn...
Nico
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