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  1. leopardo

    detecting plugged hardware on PC

    Hello My Friends Again !. How are you since our last time in the forum?. I hope ok. Well, I need someone to put me in the right direction about this. I work with D2 and I need to know whether a certain hardware is plugged or not to the PC at the checking time, the hardware I mean could be the...
  2. leopardo

    controls are still feeling your clicks

    Whosrdaddy. Your code really works. Your explanation is awesome. The sun is shining again. Thanks you all my friends again. I'm really eating the crumbs of bread from the gods here. Leopardo.
  3. leopardo

    controls are still feeling your clicks

    Hello Again. Here's maybe a naive idea but it's not put in code yet, so I don't know if this is viable. Hoping the Time function takes that value absolutely, independently if events or procedures are taking place. Ok. If that is possible, then, take the time of each new event done, if it is...
  4. leopardo

    controls are still feeling your clicks

    Loved Friends. I was disappeared in these days searching for an elegant solution of my problem and I've just gained a hole in my stomach due a lot of coffee drunk. [morning] As gcaramia said, 'but the problem is still there'. This is a bit frustrating. I said I work with Delphi 2.0, maybe in...
  5. leopardo

    controls are still feeling your clicks

    Cool idea but dosen't work. Why?. It seems Delphi (Delphi 2.0 at least) remembers you've clicked and calls the OnClick procedure after the previous OnClick was completed, so the if statement is always true !!!!!!. I need more coffee. Leopardo [morning]
  6. leopardo

    controls are still feeling your clicks

    Well, gcaramia, while we wait for that one who help us, it's not bad idea preparing more coffee. Leopardo [morning]
  7. leopardo

    controls are still feeling your clicks

    Hello my Friends. Working with D2 in W98SE. The property "Enabled", does it really enable or disable the related control ???. Here's a simple example: procedure Button1.OnClick(Sender: TObject); begin Button1.Enabled:= false; ... Do the process required, it takes some seconds...
  8. leopardo

    breaking inherited properties

    My apologies for you all, forgive me. I've just corrected my codes and I obtained what I want and commented in my first posting, forgive me again. I work with D2 in W98SE and in agreement with svanles and Zathras the properties of embedded objects can be handled. By the way, your comment is...
  9. leopardo

    breaking inherited properties

    I was referring to a caption of a component contened in groupbox1, thanks anyway, xdracox. Sad But True. Nordlund is seemingly right. [sadeyes]
  10. leopardo

    breaking inherited properties

    Working with D2. I have a groupbox1 with a caption inside refering some component tasks, it's intended that in some cases this caption being visible or not depending on events. But beacuse groupbox1 is always visible the code captionname.visible := false; is never accomplished. How can I...
  11. leopardo

    handle properties of buttons in RadioGroup?

    OK. using Controls.[index], the same result is possible. leopardo.
  12. leopardo

    handle properties of buttons in RadioGroup?

    I give to me a self-help. I solve the trouble using panels and disabling the border, putting each radio button in different panels, this way gives a look-like independent radio buttons feel. [bigglasses]
  13. leopardo

    handle properties of buttons in RadioGroup?

    Surely D2005 is cool !. But by now I must to deal with Delphi 2.0 and that code you give me is rejected by the compiler, besides, such property is not in the property list. Thanks anyway, whosrdaddy.
  14. leopardo

    handle properties of buttons in RadioGroup?

    Is it possible to handle the properties of the radio buttons which belong to a RadioGroup?, I mean for example: if button '0' is checked then button '1' must be disabled. I love your comments. leopardo [bigglasses]
  15. leopardo

    made in W98SE but ran in windows 3.11?

    Hello Friends!. There's some way to run a program in windows 3.11 but edited and compiled in Delphi 2.0 with W98SE ??. leopardo.
  16. leopardo

    display the actual output at runtime

    Hello!. Here me again, forgive me. I work with D2 and W98SE. PLease, I intend to display the values of certain changing parameters during the ejecution of the program, I writen for example: Form2.Edit2.Text:=('''actual value of the parameter'''), but it will only display the final value at the...
  17. leopardo

    accustomed Pascal 7.0 user now into Delphi 2.0

    THANKS you all !, I've read each reply with attention. Now I'm sure this is a very interesting and very interactive forum!!. For that one who advises about the operating system under Delphi 2.0 runs, I have to comment I used it in W98SE and till now no problems I found at run time. Speciall...
  18. leopardo

    accustomed Pascal 7.0 user now into Delphi 2.0

    Hello World !!!. Well, by ordinary I've done some nice programs in Pascal 7.0 , but recently I begun to use Delphi 2.0, a powerful tool without doubt. But I've encountered certain procedures which are easy to invoke and use in Pascal but hard or at least not intuitive to be implemented with...

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