delphi-2010

I was playing around with the virustotal api today while becoming back the result in this form : { "permalink" : "http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/report.html?id=7b6b268cbca9d421aabba5f08533d3dcaba50e0f7887b07ef2bd66bf218b35ff-1304089592", "report" : [ "2011-04-29 15:06:32", { "AVG" : "Exploit_c.TVH", "AhnLab-V3" : "PDF/Exploit", "AntiVir" : "EXP/Pidief.UK", "Antiy-AVL" : "Trojan/win32.agent", "Avast" : "JS:Pdfka-gen", "Avast5" : "JS:Pdfka-gen", "BitDefender" : "Exploit.PDF-JS.Gen", "CAT-QuickHeal" : "", "ClamAV" : "", "Comodo" : "Exploit.JS.Pidief.~AWQ", "DrWeb" : "", "Emsisoft" : "Exploit

I'm looking for a way to control all business objects I create in my applications written in Delphi. As an article on Embarcadero's EDN ( http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/28217 ) states, there are basically three ways to do this. I'm mostly interested in the last one, using interfaces. That way, when the business object is no longer being referenced anywhere in the application, it will be dispose of memory wise (I'll get back on this part later). When creating a new business object, it would be wise to ask that new object manager whether I already fetched it earlier in the program, thus

I am attempting to create a descendant of TShellListView that accepts files dropped from Windows Explorer. I want to handle the drag/drop in my component definition without having to implement it in any of the applications that use the component (I've found examples of accepting files dropped from Windows Explorer, but all at the application / TForm level). I'm calling DragAcceptFiles() in my constructor, and I've defined a message handler for WM_DROPFILES. However, when I use this component in a sample project and drag a file from Windows Explorer: I see the "not accepted" icon (circle w/

I just need to split a string like: "STANS", "Payment, chk#1", ,1210.000 into an array based on , . The result in the string list would be STANS Payment, chk#1 1210.000 Create a TStringList and assign your comma separated string to StringList.CommaText . This parses your input and returns the split strings as the items of the string list. StringList.CommaText := '"STANS", "Payment, chk# 1", ,1210.000'; //StringList[0]='STANS' //StringList[1]='Payment, chk# 1' //etc. I wrote this function and works perfect for me in Delphi 2007 function ParseCSV(const S: string; ADelimiter: Char = ',';

I'm porting a Delphi 5 app to D2010, and I've got a bit of a problem. On one form is a TImage component with an OnMouseMove event that's supposed to update a label whenever the mouse is moved over the image. This worked just fine in the original app, but now the OnMouseMove event fires constantly whenever the mouse is over the image, whether it's moving or not, which causes the label to flicker horribly. Does anyone know what's causing this and how to fix it? My psychic debugging sense tells me that you are on Windows, the label is a tooltip window and you are updating on every mousemove. In

I constructed class system TTableSpec=class(Tobject) private FName : string; FDescription : string; FCan_add : Boolean; FCan_edit : Boolean; FCan_delete : Boolean; FFields : array[1..100] of TFieldSpec; public property Name: String read FName; property Description: String read FDescription; property Can_add : Boolean read FCan_add; property Can_edit : Boolean read FCan_edit; property Can_delete : Boolean read FCan_delete; property Fields : array read FFields; end; Thus in TableSpec Fields property shall be the list of fields (I used TFieldSpec array). How to organize the list of fields (using