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<0> registry even
<1> hi all.
<0> "The wages of sin are death; but after they're done taking out taxes, it's just a tired feeling."
<2> ...poop
<0> fyi, that code for vncdec.c does work - builds on linux
<2> heh, there was a console utility to decrypt winvnc p***words
<2> there're various versions of VNC, I'm not sure whether code for storing registry p***word changed
<3> <sigh> Nothing like a busted exhaust manifold to make one's day....
<2> I was eating, and blood started dripping from my nose heavily...never happened before in my life
<2> right in my roast chicken :(
<4> might be a good idea to go have a medical checkup & get your blood pressure checked
<2> it's been pretty hot, I've been driving all day
<2> i will see my doctor... although most say just leave it if it doesn't happen often
<2> happened first time in my life so random during eating
<2> stressing me out
<2> maybe it's smoking
<2> smoked a lot of unneccessary ciggies today
<1> TByte: there are a lot of things that cause a nose bleed.
<1> TByte: the most common on hot days is dehydration... skin inside the nose dries out and cracks... releasing blood.
<1> TByte: there are very few serious things that cause nose bleeds.
<5> smoking one to two packs a day absorbs the equivalent radiation of 250-300 chest x-rays a year
<6> hey how do i nil a pointer?
<5> Pointer := nil; ?
<6> hmm it won't let me
<7> hit it over the head with a hammer?
<6> hehe
<5> pole drive it
<5> :)
<3> Hrm. I wonder if you eliminated the radioactive isotopes from tobacco what the cancer rate would be then....? Also, since a lot of the radioactive isotopes come from the fertilizer (the plant concentrates them), I wonder what OTHER plants have this problem.....
<6> i was just wondering the same thing
<5> do it and you'll be a billionaire :P
<5> there is only over 2000 chemicals in tobacco smoke
<5> to work on
<5> lol
<5> maybe a for loop will do the trick
<5> a few hundred ifs
<6> if you can figure out to set radioActiveIsotops to nil...
<5> if radiactive send the **** to the recyle bin
<5> but then all you have left is a think slice of paper to wiff
<5> thin
<5> but that's not the only crap with over 2000 chemicals that we carry around
<5> Fragrances can consist of any of over 2,000 different chemicals, including carcinogens and other toxins, according to published reports.
<5> smelly is good sometimes :)
<5> Like secondhand cigarette smoke, perfumes and fragranced products are causing major health problems in high schools, workplaces and public buildings.
<5> some restaurants are turning away customers wearing perfumes, and public meeting places for conferences are banning the wearing of fragranced products in their facilities.
<5> i never get rejected coz i smell :)
<5> you can't win... if you smell bad u get nulled and if you smell good you get nilled
<5> maybe I should go basic?
<5> :P
<5> I wonder how many smelly hippies are gonna spring forth from these facts?
<6> it's the smelly hippies who are making stuff like this seem like a way bigger problem than it really is
<5> peace maaaannn
<5> not really no one smokes more **** than they do :)
<6> it's naaaatturral maaannn
<8> yo
<9> lo
<10> hello
<10> can anyone here recomend a web hosting company
<9> no
<10> why not
<9> coz i dont know any :P
<10> ahh
<10> well.. there are lots ... thats the problem actualy :P
<6> a guy i know runs this company... http://www.omnimodern.com/hosting/
<5> dedicated server?
<10> no , just for a personal page
<8> webhost4life.com is good until you outgrow them.
<8> For personal use, they should be just right.
<10> tnx
<11> it would be nice for C# to have the "with" command
<3> It does - sort of. When you use a namespace.
<12> wih is evil
<11> i can't use a namespace within a function
<11> and it doesn't work with variables
<13> Is there a way to know how dll is called, i want know if it called for specific function, or the main it self.
<11> ummmm
<12> dll's don't have "main"'s?
<11> its called just like any other function
<14> hi all
<11> the "CALL" ***embly command does it
<13> well if you put code in the main function it will execute before the function is called
<11> its executed on a LoadLibrary
<14> anyone work with mysql? SQl statmens?
<14> select cbrutofecha, cast(cbrutofecha as date) as wdate from tbruto where cbrutocodigo='ENRALVJOA' <---- cbrutofecha='01/02/2006' dd/mm/yyyy and wdate are null why????
<15> why what?
<11> because i doesn't know the format? so it returns null because it doesn't match the default date format?
<13> Rahly, I am not that good on dlls, but for what i see it execute the hole dll, main function to get the procadress then it runs the function that is called, is it like that ?
<15> format should be yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.ffff
<15> or something similar
<11> *whole
<11> and no
<13> Yes sorry
<11> LordLibrary() to load the dll into memory, it also executes the dllmain() of the dll, then usually, GetProcAddress is called to get the address to the function to call, then you call that address to execute a function out of the dll
<14> Rahly, yes i know but how reformat my cbrutofecha field?
<14> cbrutofecha are varchar
<11> jak2000: thats up to you
<11> create a new field, convert the dates over to the new field, and then remove the current one?
<11> bam bam, done
<14> yes i want do....
<11> there you go
<14> mmmmm thinking in substring function...
<11> i just told you the steps
<13> can the dllmain know how it called, is there some events it can check or somthing
<16> anyone got a moment for a question relating to cl***es?
<14> Rahly, worked
<14> concat(substring(cbrutofecha,7,4),'/',substring(cbrutofecha,4,2),'/',substring(cbrutofecha,1,2)),
<8> dblue: Here's a hint. No one is going to answer that question because if they do, you'll expect them to answer your question. Your best bet is to simply ask your question, and if someone knows the answer, they'll answer it.
<16> haha ok
<16> ok so i have my main unit which has a function "myFunction()"
<16> then i have a cl*** "myCl***" or whatever
<16> i create an instance of the cl*** within my main unit
<16> blah = TMyCl***.Create;
<16> i want to know if it's possible to call myFunction() from within that instance of myCl***
<16> essentially, how to access the cl***' parent
<16> parent space, whatever you personally call it
<16> in actionscript for example you can simply use: parent.myFunction()
<8> Do you mean the ancestor cl***, or the unit that syntactically contains the cl***?
<16> i mean wherever that cl*** was instanciated
<8> What have you tried that didn't work?
<16> well to be honest i know it's probably a simple thing but i'm just struggling to find the right syntax i guess
<16> there's nothing in the help file relating to "parent" which is what i want
<8> Well, first thing I'd try is simply calling the function.
<8> MyFunction;
<8> And if that doesn't work, we'll take it from there.
<16> but the function isn't declared within the cl*** itself
<8> Is it declared in another cl***?
<16> yeah
<15> inherited poop() ?
<16> i'm writing a vst plugin, so i've got my main APlugin cl***
<8> Then you need an instance of that cl*** to call the function on.
<16> and my custom cl*** instanced within that
<16> so what i'd like to be able to do is just go: APlugin.MyFunction() from within my cl***
<16> i'm just not getting how to create that link back to it i guess
<16> ootje: tried inherited too, no go there
<15> dblue: btw, you're not that dopewhatnot webpage guy?
<16> maybe i'm not using it correctly, it seems like it should be what i need
<8> Ok, so let me make sure I understand...
<8> You have TCl***1 and TCl***2, and one is NOT the ancestor of the other.
<16> correct
<8> TCl***1 has a field Cl***2: TCl***2, which you instantiate at some point in the code of Cl***1.
<16> correct
<8> ANd from within the code of TCl***2, you want to call a method of the TCl***1 that instantiated the TCl***2.
<16> bingo.
<8> OK, TCl***2 needs a field Cl***1: TCl***1;
<8> Then when you do Cl***2 := TCl***2.Create;, the next line is Cl***2.Cl***1 = Self;
<8> And from withing Cl***2, you can reference Cl***1 and call its methods.
<8> Make sense?
<16> totally
<16> makes perfect sense
<8> Cool. That will be $5. Next!
<16> hehe :)
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