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<0> hehe - he said "trim"
<1> hehe
<0> When seen from above, a ***ually mature female hamster has a trim tail line - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamster
<2> reading alt.binaries.duct-tape.hamster again? (or wahtever that group is called)
<3> do delphi has a procedure which put some strings in ABC ordinary?
<4> are they in a TStringList?
<2> abc ordinary?
<2> sort alphabetically?
<3> yep
<4> i think he wants to sort with a TStringList
<3> alphabetically
<2> ya TStringList has .Sort() doesnt it?
<3> hmm...
<3> i never used tstringlist
<3> :)
<5> yeah tstringlist has sort



<2> just create a tstringlist object, add the strings using .add() and then .sort() and you can read them out again
<3> hmm... i'll try it
<2> you can set .sorted also i guess, but it's probably faster to sort() afterwards
<3> hmmm
<3> TStringList.sorted;
<3> ?
<2> just .add() the strings first, then do .sort()
<2> no use in sorting the strings each time you add a new one
<3> yes, yes, i know
<6> Does C++ have an #IGNORE WARNINGS thing?
<6> like IGNORE WARNING C4947
<2> msvc has i think
<6> I know C# has
<3> hmm...
<6> I'm debugging in VS.NET 2005 but it has to compile with 2003
<3> can i do this stuff on tcombobox?
<6> so I have to use methods that are deprecated in \2005
<7> Can I create partially semi-transparent windows with Delphi for Windows XP?
<6> yes
<7> That's good...
<6> property since d7
<6> on the form
<2> Alpha* on form isnt it
<6> think so
<7> And.. Are there some libraries of elements or something? I want to find an element capable of displaying text of different encodinds and images at the same time.
<3> ootje, TCombBox has a sorted property, but how can i use it?
<3> just set into true?
<2> `XXL: you just set it, i ***ume
<3> thx
<3> it works
<7> Are Unicode and Delphi friends?
<6> sure.
<8> haha
<6> It's just that the VCL doesn't like unicode that much
<4> utf16 and delphi are not
<8> they're as friendly as China is to North Korea
<6> utf16 = widestrin
<6> delphi's rtl supports widestrings just fine
<6> it's the gui that does'nt.
<8> actually
<4> i could not find an easy equivelant to TStringList.LoadFromFile for widestring
<7> But utf-8?
<8> it's rtl isn't that widestring friendly either
<6> Hylander: you can see your influence on this channel again... I never have made so many mistakes in a sentence
<6> Blade^: well... :)
<2> miu-miu: you can use the Tnt unicode components
<7> Tnt?
<2> http://www.tntware.com/delphicontrols/unicode/
<8> a type of explosive ;)
<6> TNT components can do it
<7> But I need a more or less complicated component
<7> I want Delphi to work with perl.. to become a good IRC client :)
<2> uhoh.
<6> euhm
<6> Good
<6> Perl
<6> in one line?
<6> :)
<7> Um?
<6> not that I have anything against perl



<6> but i can think of easier scripting languages
<7> Perl is the best string-handling language
<7> IRC is about that too
<6> That is debatable
<2> well i like perl also, but wheres the link to delphi? :)
<6> you can link to the activesync perl stuff
<6> crappy to distribute though
<7> I don't think it can be dine in a more smooth way..
<8> they all take up too much of your time?
<8> :)
<6> that is so true
<9> Take delphi, fold in perl. Mix well.
<9> *poof* IRC client?
<6> mix well?
<6> hah
<8> hehe, delphi does the app, perl does the scripting? :)
<4> why does everyone want to make their own irc client?
<7> Can you suggest anything better?
<9> warjest: Stupidity.
<4> indeed
<7> warjest: lack of good clients
<4> mIRC works quite well for me, and when i'm at remote sites then any terminal client of ssh is fine (irssi/bitchx)
<2> whats missing in the 53928 existing irc clients?
<9> I'm quite happy with the client I'm using.
<7> mIRC is full of bugs
<8> ootje: a good ui? :)
<4> nah
<7> Xchat is ugly as hell
<4> everything has bugs
<2> Blade^: well, youre looking for minority report style stuff? :P
<7> I can't use japanese in mIRC while speaking russian
<6> duh
<6> Ever thought of what IRC IS?
<6> It's an ascii protocol
<4> but with what mIRC has to offer versus the few minor bugs, i like it
<7> I can't have two windows with the same name and dofferent encodings
<9> Knowck yourself out. Add another failed IRC client to the pile.
<2> mirc supports utf8
<7> mIRC is not enough for me
<9> Just don't come here and ask for help on it.
<9> Because, frankly, we don't give a ****.
<2> miu-miu: my recommendation: use tnt components, and send utf8 data :p
<2> if you really have to,.
<4> haha. we're all friends here. enough about the clients i suppose :)
<4> i didn't want to start a fight
<7> So. Did you say many people wanted to make their own IRC clients?
<6> oh yes
<6> 99.999% fail
<6> of those that don't, some sell their work
<6> wr*cough*aith*cough*
<7> And they all come here to ask questions?
<4> wraith?
<4> miu-miu: everyone who starts learning delphi and uses mIRC wants to code their own irc client
<4> its like a right of p***age
<6> hehe
<4> ki9a: wraith is a botpack, not a client? unless you're referring to something else?
<7> I don't want to make it just ffs. I need it to chat!
<4> miu-miu: open two instances :)
<6> warjest: check the nickname list.
<4> ah
<4> did he code an irc client worth a damn?
<7> That's a nice solution :P
<6> warjest: bitchX
<4> [11:26] [WraithY VERSION reply]: Bersirc v1.41 Jamie Frater
<6> heh
<6> yeah
<6> Bersirc
<6> was a nice client btw
<4> i wish i had found those tnt components before i did my own utf16 solution
<4> i'm finding out that all the new microsoft log files, even registry exports, are utf16
<6> took a while


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