delphi-2009

The application I am now trying to support ( a former creation of mine ) is a complete mess, and so I programmed an extension to it as a separate executable which I then launch, call application.minimize; and WaitForSingleObject (the recently created process). Right after that I call application.restore to get me back to where I left off. application.Minimize; WaitForSingleObject(ProcInfo.hProcess, INFINITE); Application.Restore; Application.BringToFront; BringToFront; //the topmost form which was used to launch the app Show; I can then see (Win XP), how to describe it?, the frame of the app

Is there such a thing? It needs to be asynchronous (no Indy). Try HPScktSrvr - http://www.torry.net/pages.php?id=220#939383 These may or may not be what you are looking for, but worth a shot: Ararat Synapse - For Delphi 2009 support you need to get the latest from SVN. /n Software's IP*Works - Commercial, but very full featured. Good luck! Check http://voipobjects.com/index.php?page=delphi-iocp-library It is migrated iocpclasses.sourceforge.net (i'm an author). Enjoy :) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1072510/delphi-tclientsocket-replacement-using-winsock2-and-iocp

In Delphi 2009, I had no major problems with Generics so far (using Generics.Collections lists, with no special Generics features). Now I found this code will cause an AV in the line which accesses MyList.Contains . The error disappears if I declare TMyList = class(TList<TMyEntry>) ; Should I avoid TObjectList<T> or is something else in my code causing this error? type TMyEntry = class(TStringlist); TMyList = class(TObjectList<TMyEntry>); procedure TListTests.TestAV; var Entry: TMyEntry; MyList: TMyList; begin MyList := TMyList.Create; try Entry := TMyEntry.Create; MyList.Add(Entry); Assert

When a Delphi 2009 project is closed with ShellTreeView/ShellListView on the mainform in the IDE Index out of bounds(0) exceptions are generated. Is there a fix for ShellTreeView/ShellListView so the exceptions can be eliminated? That's the first I've heard of this. If it's any consolation I can reproduce it here. The first thing you should do is probably file a bug report in Quality Central , and ask on the Codegear NNTP Newsgroups. Also, try changing TCustomShellListView.GetFolder to the code below, and see how you get on. You'll need to rebuild the package - and beware that for some reason

Is there any way to determine the size in bytes of something like TItem <T> = record Data : T; end; Can I write something like function TItem <T>.GetByteSize : Integer; begin if (T = String) then Result := GetStringByteSize (Data as String) else Result := SizeOf (Data); end; or perhaps with the help of specialization? function TItem <String>.GetByteSize : Integer; begin Result := GetStringByteSize (Data) end; function TItem <T>.GetByteSize : Integer; begin Result := SizeOf (Data); end; Thanks! Is there something wrong with taking the size of the instantiated type? SizeOf(TItem<string>) Or you