Have a search for the perfmon calls, they would be your best bet. I dont have the info to hand so you can google just as well as me :)

Depends, if the code comes with a PAS file with all the APIs you will need defined, use it. If it doesnt and only c code you will need to change a few variable types and depending on size of project,...

No code tags?
Whats the error? symptom?


other than youve said pick is a char, and then asked if its 'flip1' as a string, so i guess it always says you lose.

most languages dont like you messing with the itterator. You would do better to use a while loop.

Turbomen, do what you can, paste the code in, tell us what doesnt work or what error you get and we'll try and help you. Doing homework for you isnt going to happen

No, all you needed was the while loop ....

by the looks of your code it should be doing that.

As its your homework, why not ask your professor? If you havent followed the question any advice we give you could be wrong on the grounds it could be the teacher has felt they explained and we might...

So. Whats your specific problem? You've told us the homework question, you have some code.. What problem specifically are you having?

How about scotts valley where embarcadero are based?

.net doesnt really have pointers.. You dont need them

Other than your initial question seems an overly weird thing to do.. I cant think of why you would ever find yourself in a position to do what that code does.. but .. we'll ignore that..
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OK, the showmessage is a dialogbox, all processing in your app stops when thats sent. So it probably does "eat" the second message if you click twice.

Take a look in your delphi samples directory - theres one provided

Im fairly sure Ive seen free units that work. I tried it a few times but didnt do much with it as it costs money

Strings can contain line feeds etc

Actually you can :)

as you can ask if Sender is TCheckBox :)

Can you post the stored proc contents, and the delphi query

then please check the casing of your variable.

Step is something that delphi kinda overlooked.

Easiest answer is a while loop.

Its not supposed to be funny or clever. Its the simple truth. You dont access a USB device in terms like COM1, LPT1, as a result unless you can find code to help you use the drive for the GPS device....

Which is what I said about 2 months ago.

USB ports arent seen like com or lpt ports, it needs a specific drive, and understanding on how to work with it - unless you can find some form of instruction on making calls to your specific device....

As I said, 'fileCount' had to be a string, not a variable name. But the function (which you didnt show) was returning a string.. So yes, you would then have had to convert it to an integer.

No code, no help. Use search and google

fileCount should be in single quotes. Its a string.

Off the top of my head Im fairly sure it keeps it open - check the source.

delete is a bad bad idea if you can avoid it. Which you can. Have a go at doing it without the delete, its a good fun thing to work on as it helps you think about speed issues for other matters...

As linked above, as long as you set the variable type to be of your enum type, you can pass the values around.

If you continue to use the rich edit control you need to make a note of where the colour change should start, select the length of string you need to colour, and then set the current selection...

As I said, exactly the same way you do your select queries.

A readln should do roughly the same (without a message of course) but, if thats not working it would imply its not reaching the end..

invoking a system shell for pause is generally a frowned on...

An update query should work the same - whats the problem ?

Try running that on say windows.pas, how long does that take? answer: Ages.

Dont use delete.. no point, its incredibly bad on memory as each time you are allocating and unallocating and moving it...

Enjoy Delphi 2009.

God knows, Delphi 6 is exceedingly old. I dont have one kicking around installed to check. You could try reimporting them.

I guess you didnt look through the rest of the excel posts then

Totally untrue. You can read and write to excel. As I said, search the forum, there are a number of ways and code and so on within this forum

Please use the search button as this has already been answered many times.

OK, but you would know if you had run it from the built in command line ftp you get with Windows (bar vista I think) and most other OSs.