delphi-2010

Is there a Delphi function to split string by a multi-character delimiter rather than a single character ? For instance when I'd use that function this way: SplitString('Whale<->Mammal<->Ocean', '<->') I would get a result of these 3 strings: 'Whale', 'Mammal', 'Ocean' Is there such function in Delphi for this ? There is another quite simple solution using TStringList. Change the LineBreak: procedure TForm208.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var lst: TStringList; begin lst := TStringList.Create; try lst.LineBreak := '<->'; lst.Text := 'Whale<->Mammal<->Ocean'; Memo1.Lines := lst; finally lst

I have started using of generics in Delphi 2010 but I have a problem when compiling this piece of code: TThreadBase = class( TThread ) ... end; TThreadBaseList<T: TThreadBase> = class( TObjectList<T> ) ... end; TDataProviderThread = class( TThreadBase ) ... end; TDataCore = class( TInterfacedObject, IDataCore ) private FProviders: TThreadBaseList<TDataProviderThread>; ... end; Then I have some nested procedure: procedure MakeAllThreadsActive(aThreads: TThreadBaseList<TThreadBase>); begin ... end; And finally I want to call this nested procedure in the code of TDataCore class:

In my multithread application I use TThread.suspend and TThread.resume Since moving my application to Delphi 2010 I get the following warring message [DCC Warning] xxx.pas(277): W1000 Symbol ‘Resume’ is deprecated If Resume is deprecated what should be used in place? EDIT 1: I use the Resume command to start the thread - as it is Created with 'CreateSuspended' set to True and Suspend before I terminate the thread. EDIT 2: Here is a link the delphi 2010 manual Charles if do you read the code of TThread class , do you find the answer. TThread = class private type .. .. .. public constructor

In Delphi 2010, if I want to do this: {$IFDEF VER999} //some delphi 2010-specific code here {$ENDIF} What version # do I need to use in place of "999"? {$IFDEF VER210} JosephStyons Here's the list of compiler versions : {$IFDEF VER40} - Turbo pascal 4 {$IFDEF VER50} - Turbo pascal 5 {$IFDEF VER55} - Turbo pascal 5.5 {$IFDEF VER60} - Turbo pascal 6 {$IFDEF VER70} - Borland pascal 7 (And turbo pascal 1.5 for windows) {$IFDEF VER80} - Delphi 1 {$IFDEF VER90} - Delphi 2 {$IFDEF VER100} - Delphi 3 {$IFDEF VER120} - Delphi 4 {$IFDEF VER130} - Delphi 5 {$IFDEF VER140} - Delphi 6 {$IFDEF VER150} -

Is there a way to convert this Record TError = record code: Word; message: String; end; TState = record caption: String; address: Cardinal; counters: TArray<Word>; errors: TArray<TError>; end; to serialized Form Data string ( Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded ) like caption=Foo& address=175896& counters[]=2& counters[]=2& errors[0][code]=52& errors[0][message]=ERR_NOT_AVAILABLE for sending via HTTP? Maybe there is some function similar to JQuery.param() ? LU RD Ok, here is a boilerplate solution which can be adapted for your specific serialization or other use as well. A record,

I'm writing a simple Delphi App to upload a few files to a SFTP Server. i thought i would be able to use a TIdFTP indy client but it seams as tho their is not an option for FTP Over SSH (SFTP) does anyone know of any Free / Open source Components for Delphi 2010 that would support FTP over SSH (SFTP). Due to security reasons im unable to use Active X controls so please do not respond with Active X solutions. Thanks for the help, Kyle SFTP and "FTP over SSH" are two separate things, and neither involves SSL (as someone else has suggested). SFTP is a sub-protocol of SSH while "FTP over SSH" is

I'm looking for a free and up to date encryption library for Delphi 2010 that implements RSA and AES (Rijndael). I want a free library because I plan to write and publish some sample code that will use it. A Delphi 2010 version of TurboPower LockBox has been posted to the SongBeamer site, that implements both of these, but I'm concerned that it's getting a little old. For example, small RSA key sizes and no new security features for many years. Update: Is the perception that LockBox is out of date or lacks important features incorrect? Is it still relevant for production development?