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    Delphi Magazine

    Presumably, because it is no longer financially viable. To produce something like that requires advertising revenue, subscriptions alone would not be adequate. Rightly or wrongly, there are question marks over the future of Delphi and CodeGear in general. Advertisers will be aware of that and...
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    Database Desktop in 2006?

    Just the kind of steer I needed, yes, indeed I can do just that! Thanks.
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    Database Desktop in 2006?

    I am working with a legacy application based on a Paradox database. Numerous documented procedures relating to table operations, (editing data, encrypting tables etc.), use the "Database Desktop" tools included in Delphi 5, which is what the application was written with. I have now converted...
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    Class does not contain a member - but it does.

    The .bpl file is loaded into the IDE, and I can pull components from the palette into the application. I do not distribute the .bpl. That said, the problem has "gone away". I don't know what I did to correct this, although I have found that if I have both the client and the component loaded...
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    Class does not contain a member - but it does.

    I have a private class member called FTimeStamp, and a public property called TimeStamp which allows it to be read by programs instantiating this class. When, in a calling program, I say... x := Class.TimeStamp; ... I see an error saying Class does not contain a member etc., thus TimeStamp...
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    Class does not contain a member - but it does.

    The class contains over 2000 lines of code. The value I want is only mentioned on a few lines though. It sort of reduces to this... Tclassname = class(TComponent) private { Private declarations } FTimeStamp: TDateTime; protected { Protected declarations } public { Public...
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    Class does not contain a member - but it does.

    I have a class in a package which contains a public member, a property in fact. If I view the class in the structure window, I can see the member declared as public. If I try to use this class in another program, I get the error "Tclassname" does not contain a member named "name". Why would it...

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