I want to load an icon (from another file) which doesn\'t have multiple icons embedded in it (it\'s not an icon group).
I have some Delphi 6 code that allocates memory using New and frees it using Dispose.I have stepped through the code and see that both New and Dispose actually do get called.
We have old QuickReport with Delphi 6 Professional. We uses QRShape to make \"table\" (as in html, or Excel), not the frame (because the frame size is commonly different than shape, and in QRLabel/QR
I use a TTNTListView in Delphi 7. It is set to vsReport. At OnCustomDrawSubItem event I use this code: procedure TForm.ListViewCustomDrawSubItem(Sender: TCustomListView;
I need some type of ComboBox which can load it\'s items from DB. While I type some text in to it, it should filter it\'s list, leaving only those items, that have my text somewhere (at the beginning,
I saw several examples where the list of the source names were took from registry (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\Software\\ODBC\\ODBC.INI\\ODBC Data Sources). Is there any other way to get the list of ODBC data
I am trying to read data from a .log file and process its contents. The log file is created by another application. When I use the readln command in Delphi and display the contents of the file in a me
I have some problems writing to a mapped network drive (P:) in Windows 7 from my Delphi program. When I try, for example, ForceDirectories(\'P:\\test\\folder\'), I get an error (path not found).
Following up on my earlier question : Generics and Marshal / UnMarshal. What am I missing here? In \"part #1\" (the link above) TOndrej provided a nice solution - that failed on XE2.
I found a function function RotateBitmap(var hDIB: HGlobal; radang: Double; clrBack: TColor): Boolean;