Originally shared by Thomas Mueller (dummzeuch)
Originally shared by Thomas Mueller (dummzeuch)
I just now had the need to transmit GPS (WGS 84) coordinates from one program to another. First, I simply copied longitude and latitude separately using the clipboard, which works fine but is really time consuming when you have to do that very often. I…
http://blog.dummzeuch.de/2018/12/18/register-an-use-a-custom-clipboard-format-in-delphi/
I just now had the need to transmit GPS (WGS 84) coordinates from one program to another. First, I simply copied longitude and latitude separately using the clipboard, which works fine but is really time consuming when you have to do that very often. I…
http://blog.dummzeuch.de/2018/12/18/register-an-use-a-custom-clipboard-format-in-delphi/
Thomas Mueller is Result := (s = 'WGS84');
ReplyDeletenew instraction? is it D10.3 ?
If yes what is the logic ?
That's plain old Pascal. Already worked in Turbo Pascal.
ReplyDeleteI did try on D10.2.3 .It did not like it.
ReplyDeleteResult>Boolean .s >string.
Thomas Mueller Sorry my mistake. Every thing OK
ReplyDeleteshlomo abuisak And (s = 'WGS84') is a comparison having a boolean result.
ReplyDeleteshlomo abuisak it's boring but when my clients are coming with such errors I ask them something like:
ReplyDeleteAnd the compiler message was "I don't like this syntax"?
After millions of code line i am still learning. It is not shameful to say that.
ReplyDeleteEvery one of us is learning. There is no end.
ReplyDeleteBut it's better to tell error message you receive not something like "compiler don't like" or "compiler don't want".