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Sorry... it does work... I didn't notice the ;'s

Oh... and I'm using Delphi 5

OK, it doesn't work for me, here's my code function TCPHADataModule.createXML(): boolean; type TPart = record name: String; size: Integer; dt: Integer; end; const arry: array[0..1] of TPart = ( (name:'test',size:4,dt:4), /*line 100*/...

ok wait, that doesn't work either... no I have two things that don't work: type TPart = record name: String; size: Integer; dt: Integer; end; const cpha30_11: array[0..2] of TPart = ( ('A0101', 6, 0), ('A0203', 2, 0), ('A0303', 2, 1) ) and const...

Man that's a waste of my time, crappy delphi! Thanks!

Can anyone tell me why this is not ok and what I have to do to make this initialization work? I'm more of a C guy type TPart = record name: String; size: Integer; dt: Integer; end; const cpha30_11: array[0..2] of TPart = ( ('A0101', 6, 0), ('A0203', 2, 0)...

Hi there, I am writing a application in delphi which needs to receive data over a modem. My question is, is there a way to read the data from the modem and store it in a variable for manipulation? thanks

Hi guys, I'm trying to use the async component library to read data coming in from a modem. Does anyone know how I get get the data and store it in a string for manipulation? Thanks

Sorry, the szBuff IS declared and initialized

Does anyone see anything wrong with this code? CALL: printDetailLine(0,szLine,0); (szLine is a zero-terminated string) FUNCTIONS: inline LOGIC Report::printDetailLine( int dummy, ... ) { va_list argptr; LOGIC bStatus; va_start( argptr, dummy ); bStatus =...

cool dude, thanks

Is there a way in C++ to check if a filename is a directory?

Thanks Dave.. you da man cool guy

Sorry I wasn't being clear, this stuff was written in C so I have to use printf, I can't use cout.

I want to compare the value of a file pointer after subsequent operations. I have a situation where I have a FILE* as a private member of a class and it doesn't seem to be retaining its value between member functions. So: How do I display the value of a file pointer?

yes I would tend to agree, but it will not run on a windows 98 plateform, which is unfortunately the crap they make me work on

Is there a way to find out which dlls are in memory when executing a MSVC program? Thanks

Check out this piece of code, This is producing memory faults upon the end of my program void DeleteAllElements() { STD_NAMESPACE for_each(vector<T*>::begin(), vector<T*>::end(), ---> delete_function() ); } This is the...

you wouldn't happen to have the zip file on you would you, they don't send it to you right away

hmmm... how about the NAME of the product