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<0> yes, don't you?
<1> going to try it out?
<0> not in the immediate future no
<1> lol
<1> http://chamorrobible.org/gpw/gpw-20060808.htm
<2> hi all.
<2> spent $205 on groceries... whoa.
<3> replace 50% of your food intake with bread, oats, and potatoes. :)
<2> k.
<2> not sure my diabetes dietician would like me then.
<3> umm .. eating the potatoes cold will have less glycemic effect on your blood glucose? :)
<3> but yeah thats a serious condition, IANAD (I am not a dietician)
<2> carbohydrates are carbohydrates... cold/hot cook/raw... makes almost no nevermind... unless you horribly overcook them destroying dietary fiber...
<4> arent there simple and complex carbs?
<5> what does diabetes actually mean you need to eat anyway.. just out of interest..
<3> http://www.diabetes.org/nutrition-and-recipes/nutrition/foodpyramid.jsp
<5> i've seen the films with the kid who has to raid the local sweet shop imediately before he dies of no sugar or something.. that's about as much as i know about the condition
<2> cmf: simple carbs are sugars... complex carbs are broken down directly to sugars during digestion.
<2> joe90: you need a balance of carbs and protein... carbs = grains, dairy, fruits and veggies. proteins = everything else.
<2> joe90: too much or too little carbs can send your blood sugar in one direction or the other... both of which are bad.
<5> oh right..
<6> and make sure to eat the carbs before the proteins ;)
<2> no... at the same time.
<2> protein extends the time it takes to absorb carbs... making you feel fuller longer...
<6> but they'll act like yeast in your stomach
<6> since they normally p*** right through there
<6> and if you wanna feel full, drink a gl*** of 2 of water, problem solved
<6> or*
<2> 90% of the 'intollerance' people have with some sources of complex carbs (like whole grains) is they don't properly chew their food.
<2> they are so used to chew chew chew swallow... with fast food...
<1> gehy
<6> yeah, i notice i always chew long compared to other people
<2> they don't realise that masticating whole grains is a necessity
<6> hence, i'm a slow eater :)
<1> hey dayna
<2> hey Rahly :-) got the pchar thing solved.
<1> you had a pchar problem?
<2> plugins are now working
<2> oh you missed that?
<1> i guess i did
<2> was causing a memory leak between app and dll
<1> ahhh
<1> didn't copy the pchar huh
<2> everything I tried to do to ***ign to the pchars was causing the pchar value (address) to change.
<1> Move(MyPChar^,Data, Size);
<1> you should always let the caller, send in the pchar buffer, that way, they create the memory, and their memory manager will fix it up
<2> Rahly: I was ***igning the pchars before p***ing them... but strnew, and strcopy were creating new pointers.
<2> Rahly: I was trying to avoid using strings at all ... so I p***ed over strpcopy
<2> and that turned out to be the answer to my issue.
<1> hmmm
<1> i don't ever use any of those functions
<2> which functions do you use for pchars?
<1> hmmm none
<1> oh
<1> Move(), thats about it
<1> i never work with PChars directly
<2> I used to use pchars exclusively... when I was doing c++
<1> weird
<1> sounds ugly
<1> c++ has nice strings
<1> reference counted, copy on write, and NOT null terminated
<1> for example, program would have function GetName(Name: PChar; Size: Integer): Integer; DLL would Move(Name^, MyString[1], Length(MyString)); // all done and happy
<1> that way both delphi program, and dll could keep strings and be happy, plus you have support for other languages
<5> someone take a look at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\control panel\desktop\windowmetrics.. what's the value of 'Shell Icon Size'?
<5> hm, seems there isn't even thta value on mine..
<7> yo
<8> joe90: 28 on mine
<5> ah, ok.. ta
<2> mine is 32
<2> night all.
<9> hi !
<9> anyone here know some hardware stuff good for connecting two wires together.. ?
<9> in a way that makes it look like it was supposed to be that way ?
<10> ducktape? ;)
<11> someone ready to help ? :PP
<9> TAtari, hehe.. that looks ugly
<9> I want it to look nice
<9> :)
<10> there is a type of plastic tube that shrinks when you heat it
<10> dunno the english word for it
<12> I know what you're talking about, but I don't know what they're called either :P
<12> butt connectors
<12> http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2104096&cp=2032058.2032231.2032283&parentPage=family
<10> http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2104090&cp=2032058.2032237.2032316&parentPage=family <-- that's what I was thinking of : Heat-Shrink Tubing
<10> but the Goodge thinges looks more fancy ;)
<12> mine you crimp closed to keep the cables connected, and then shrink
<10> prolly works better
<13> *** connectors
<12> the *** bones connected to the...*** bone
<14> Hi. Anyone here know if there are any best-practise of coding Delphi?
<14> Eh, not coding, but commenting code.
<14> Anyone?
<15> why do you commenting ?
<15> use // and that's it ?
<10> delphi doesn't come with any special commenting practise like Javas /** or C# ///
<16> AA!!!
<17> who? where? why? :)
<5> how can you tell if a find/replace dialog is at the for front?
<5> infact, i don't even know if that will solve anything.. but it might be a start..
<18> How can I know how many partitions there is in the pc by delphi?
<19> hi
<19> does anyone if there is a list of bugs like these: http://blogs.msdn.com/cumgranosalis/archive/2006/03/18/ListViewVirtualModeBugs.aspx
<19> does MS publish the .NET bug list at all?
<19> or only available to MSDN subscribers?
<15> i doubt it
<15> of course there is the support site where they post known issues and their solution
<15> but I doubt it's centralize
<15> d
<19> oLeOlE: what's the address?
<20> hi
<15> support.microsoft.com :)
<20> anybody think mastering delphi is a less than boring book?
<5> what can i do, to simply paste text into a create some sort of event/action whatever.. to paste text into a tfinddialog?
<20> it puts me to sleep
<5> with ctrl+v..
<5> clipboard contents..
<20> how the heck am i suppused to learn delphi?
<5> ? help
<21> Debugging Help: http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=16bWb.4721%24sO4.642077%40news20.bellglobal.com
<21> Castalia for Delphi: http://www.delphi-expert.com/
<5> ? beginner
<5> ? newbie
<21> Dayna's Website for newbies: http://delphi.programmer-goddess.com/
<21> Delphi Basics for newbies: http://www.delphibasics.co.uk/
<5> laserbeak ^
<20> cool
<20> thanks guys!!
<20> weeeeeeeeeeeee
<5> :)
<20> how much is kylix?
<20> i'm thinking of moving to linux
<5> too much.. it's not really used either really now..
<5> and it won't run on the latest linux versions.. not most of them anyway without tweaking
<20> hmm
<20> ****s
<5> you could try Lazarus..
<20> true
<20> but lazarus is mainly the pascal portion and not the visual side no?
<5> it has an IDE..
<5> very similar infact to delphi
<20> hmm ok
<20> would i be able to do the delphi tutorials in lazarus in linux?
<5> you'd run into problems..
<5> why start learning on linux?
<5> you'd find it easier to start on windows.. then you'll know how to deal with the problems when you move to linux
<20> i want to totaly leave windowss
<20> been a goal of mines for years
<20> true true
<20> well thanks for the links i'll look em over
<5> np
<16> can I write to a console from a thread?
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