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<0> ello
<0> http://b3ta.com/links/Slow_Kylie_George_Michael
<1> no a magic idea ? d8-(
<2> crc!
<3> wG: sorry my friend, im quickreports illiterate
<1> d8-[
<0> yo ki9a
<0> how goes it?
<2> Good :)
<2> was trying to ask you about the Implies operator
<2> (discrete math)
<2> earlier today.
<0> ah
<2> know about it?
<0> i've not had discrete math yet actually, we just use the implies thing a lot ;)
<2> A -> B <=> NOT A OR B
<4> LordCrc - first thing you'll learn is
<4> you aint supposed to tell noone
<4> :-P
<2> You are not supposed to tell no-one
<2> here that would imply everyone
<2> well
<4> we're talking english
<4> not math
<2> 'not no-one'
<2> here as in where I live.
<2> I know the english have some weird rules
<2> for double negativee
<4> well formal english double negatives are no-nos
<4> big ones
<2> :)
<4> 'slang english' they reenforce teh negative
<4> nothng real wierd about them
<2> Yeah I knew that
<4> ok
<2> Its sorta weird though.
<4> what? that people dont follow the formal rules?
<2> more like reverse the meaning
<0> ki9a: sorry, like i said ive not yet had discrete math :(
<0> and i cant find my discrete math book either
<2> yeh
<2> I looked it it up
<2> Implies means something like
<2> If the first one's true, the other one has to be true too
<2> (if the first one is false, it's true too)
<0> if the first one is true, the other one has to be true
<0> but if the first one is false, the other could be anything?
<2> indeed.
<2> it doesn't matter.
<0> yeah ok
<0> gotcha
<2> Which if you translate it to computer language
<2> it becomes something like:
<2> IIF(X, Y, True)
<2> (parameters only evaluated if they are needed)
<0> yeah
<0> or as they say over in javaland: "x ? : y : true;"
<0> eh
<0> or as they say over in javaland: "x ? y : true;"
<0> cut'n'paste error there
<2> yes they say that
<2> in C#
<2> java
<2> c++
<2> etc
<2> :)
<0> c++ has a welldefined true/false? though it was all c'ish when it came to that
<2> hrmm. I thought they had TRUE
<0> hmm perhaps
<0> i'm not skilled in the arts of voodo, i mean c++
<0> Silvia Saint, now there's a flashback to my youth :P
<0> rofl wikipedia article on her is funny: "Aside from her strikingly stunning facial features, she also receives much attention from fans for her naturally well sculpted breasts, buttocks, and stauesque legs."
<2> heh
<5> heh
<5> i think we need to revise that a bit
<5> tat great ***, nice tits,
<5> fnrd
<6> anyone ever use the ShellView Components on the samples tab in D6 and up?
<7> i think i did
<7> the ones that act pretty much like explorer ?
<0> yeah ive done it
<6> yes
<0> there are some bugs in them tho i think
<0> i got some AV's
<7> didnt notice anything like that
<0> might'a been me tho :D
<0> you know me ;)
<6> I'm trying to get the path of the current folder.
<6> and to set the current folder
<6> while keeping the root to be desktop
<6> but I'll be damned if I can figure it out.
<7> i just used them to display the contents of some folders
<6> oh.
<6> <pout>
<6> pretty nice set of components...
<0> DaynaWrkn: treeview or ?
<6> but you can't override the shellexec of dblclicked items without rewriting the components...
<6> ShellListView, ShellTreeView, ShellComboBox
<7> DaynaWrkn: hmm i think i did
<7> DaynaWrkn: if you remind me tomorrow i'll check out my code - my other computer is turned off now
<6> ootje: I'd be grateful for about 3 minutes if you could find me that code :-)
<6> boss is screaming at me... I need it in the next 3 hours or so.
<7> oh hehe ok second
<0> DaynaWrkn: uhm, i dont quite get your requirements... you want to get/change the selected/current folder?
<6> yes.
<7> im quite sure reading/setting that was straightforward
<6> ootje: Oh I'm sure it is... but I can't find the property!
<6> there is no map of the structure
<7> second
<6> I've been going through it for days.
<7> .SelectedFolder ?
<0> DaynaWrkn: .Path
<0> ie
<7> .selectedfolder.pathname;
<0> ShellTreeView1.Path:= 'c:\';
<6> path? oh I couldn't have missed that...
<6> jussec.
<7> doesnt seem like setting path helps
<7> and .selectedfolder is r/o
<0> ootje: does here
<7> LordCrc: hm, in a shelltreeview?
<0> ootje: yes
<7> oh well nothing happens here
<0> i can even send you the exe! :P
<6> undeclared identifier 'path'
<0> ootje: i got d2006, might be they fixed it?
<7> LordCrc: this is d6
<0> DaynaWrkn: ah, they added it then :D
<6> did they!
<7> DaynaWrkn: .selectedfolder.pathname definitely tells you the selected folder, though
<7> shelltreeview.path is in d6
<6> but every file is a folder.
<6> ootje: I just tried it. it said undeclared identifiery.
<7> .path gives selected folder also it seems
<7> DaynaWrkn: huh? hmm
<7> maybe the dingo ate your property
<1> i am using quickreport 4 pro in delphi 6 on windows 2000, when i open the same project opened on the windows 2000, with the same configuration on windows XP i have various error message: property QuickRep9.PrinterSettings.UseStandardprinter does not exist, QuickRep9.PrinterSettings.UseCustomBinCode does not exist, QuickRep9.PrinterSettings.PrintQuality does not exist etc etc... i have tested lot of things and i haven't found any solution. I hav
<7> took
<7> sorry for screwing that reference up :P
<7> DaynaWrkn: which delphi version?
<6> D6-Ent
<7> same here then
<7> let me paste my silly form code
<7> if that pastebin site would react.....
<7> ? paste
<8> Pastebin: http://www.vkarlsen.no/pastebin
<7> http://www.vkarlsen.no/pastebin/default.asp?id=7454
<7> just dropped a button and a tshelltreeview on my form
<7> sets the caption to the selected path whenever i press the button
<6> hmmm.
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