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Running DOS programs on fast PC's cause a runtime error 200, Division by Zero error, when the CRT unit is used and the program is compiled using BP 7.0. The problem is independent of using actual C...
Zones: PascalDate Answered: 04/16/1998 Views: 0
I had wrote a form.The following is it's code: //================================================= unit Unit1; interface uses   Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Classes, Graphics, Controls,...
Zones: Delphi Programming, Delphi PrintingDate Answered: 08/03/2001 Views: 0
Hello When i compile my program that call the unit variants it gives the error on the variants.pas : [Fatal Error] Variants.pas(1031): Program or unit 'Variants' recursively uses itself My vari...
Zones: Delphi ProgrammingDate Answered: 03/08/2004 Views: 0
This one is probably simpler than I am making it, but I am adding a new form to an existing project, but I want the new form to call procedures in the old form.  If the new form is called "formnew"...
Zones: Delphi ProgrammingDate Answered: 09/24/1997 Views: 0
I need sound unit that can play multiple waves simultaneously, and can play one wave i.e. from start and from half simultaneously (i.e. one explosion sound covering earlier explosion, but now setti...
Zones: PascalDate Answered: 03/18/1999 Views: 0
 I need to change some behaviors of TDataSource, which are implemented as private methods. Creating a new class based on TDataSource is not a solution, because by looking at the VCL's source it tu...
Zones: Delphi Programming, ...Date Answered: 01/18/1999 Views: 0
I type using a dvorak keyboard but everyone else I know uses a regular keyboard.  Is it possible to make a program (batch file ?) to quickly switch between a regular ("United States 101") to a "Uni...
Zones: Windows 95Date Answered: 01/24/2000 Views: 0
Hi, does anyone know where to get an up-to-date detailed Brood War unit information from? I would like to have such properties like speed, sight range and other things that are not available in ...
Zones: Windows GamesDate Answered: 08/10/2000 Views: 0
Background/Story of program: Our math class had an assignment, to color every state of the United State (on a given map) one of four colors, with no two bordering states sharing the same color (...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 01/15/2001 Views: 0
I've used the Jedi Library to make shortcuts to regular files and folders.  One of the fields in the TshellLink record is IdList: PItemIDList.  The notes in the Jedi Help file state: To avoid prob...
Zones: Delphi ProgrammingDate Answered: 12/03/2002 Views: 0