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<0> http://www.local6.com/news/9717727/detail.html
<0> anyone good at Excel?
<1> i am good
<2> what do you want to know?
<1> i think
<1> ki9a are the "best excel man"
<2> wtf?
<0> i'm trying to make a simple spreadsheet, but driven by 'weekdays' only
<0> so i want to automatically fill in all weekdays for a given date range
<0> as opposed to manually
<2> no clue.
<1> ok give a example
<0> so for example, if i would enter "9/1/2006 through 12/31/2006"
<1> a1=9/1/2006 b1=12/31/2006
<1> and?
<0> i want a column to fill up with: 9/1/2006, 9/4/2006, 9/5/2006, 9/6/2006, 9/7/2006, 9/8/2006, 9/11/2006
<0> etc
<3> Ive just watched kylexy two 1st eps, really nice
<2> indeed
<2> nice show.
<1> MrBtrieve thinking
<1> wait 20 minutes go to eat
<0> i think i figured it out....
<3> mrb: tried to enter two of them, select them both and use the recopy handle (the little dot in the lower right corner)
<3> not sure what you mean by automatically (macro?)
<0> nevermind, i figured it out.
<2> shouldI watch the next Kyle ep now
<2> or wait till tomorrow
<3> I'm getting 3-4-5 for tomorrow
<2> I have 6
<2> I think
<3> and prison break of course
<2> wait 9
<2> ep 9
<3> latest one yes
<3> strange yahoo has a link on the main page called "Fall back on your tv" that opens a video apparently, then it says "not available for your region"
<3> wonder why
<2> probably does a way too late check
<2> for location
<2> ABC used to do the same with their website
<3> i need an anonymizer
<3> werent here website for that
<4> http://static.flickr.com/61/217464922_21f4410ff6.jpg
<2> heh
<5> does strtoint not properly work with cardinals/longints ?
<5> er
<5> longword
<3> no reason
<6> strtoint will work for cardinal values too
<5> I'm getting an out of range error once a value im converting reaches a certain point, if I change the function to strtoint64 it works properly
<6> just type cast
<6> String to Integer will return a signed integer, but if you cast it, it'll become unsigned
<6> the way signed and unsigned works allows for simple type casting
<2> above 2147483648
<2> it won't work
<2> strtoint that is
<6> really???
<2> because that's the range of a signed int
<6> interesting
<2> you'd need strotouint
<5> hm
<5> hah
<5> 2147483648
<2> which doesn't exist
<2> :)
<5> thats the value too
<2> 7 probably stil works
<2> 8 doesn't
<6> I learnt about CPU operations on signed and unsigned numbrs
<5> The code worked before changing delphi versions
<6> casting the var reads it as unsigned, but if you tell me otherwise, i must be wrong
<2> TByte: this is about string to int conversions though
<2> not int to uint
<6> strtoint should work for cardinals too, err
<2> yeah
<2> up until a certain point
<5> What's my best option? Obviously strtoint64 works, but there has to be added overhead with that
<2> strotint64
<3> ddh: so because of the overhead your prefer to get wrong results ?
<5> did they change how the function works from 7 to 8, or just add better checking?
<2> probably just better checking
<5> oLeOlE um, I was simply asking if there is a function more tuned to what I need (str->card). Thanks for being a ****, k?
<6> they did bitwise deletion of signed unsigned strings from d7 to d8 ... ddh
<3> k tiger calm down
<2> write one yourself
<2> it's fairly easy
<6> lol no one noticed I was talking **** :)
<2> we're used to it ;)
<3> TByte: it's coz nothing has changed
<6> oLeOlE stop copying ki9a
<3> i'm a **** parrot
<3> i can't help
<6> you must be tired from work?
<6> let me guess, you had a drink or two
<3> no it's totally natural
<6> people type like they don't give a ****, sometimes...
<6> most people here have perfect typing skills
<3> why are you saying that ?
<6> i can't trace my thoughts, forgot now =]
<3> you've lost me
<6> o cause I thought you'd type like Mrb and Drk
<6> I'm not used to people typing "coz" and no sentences starting capital letters
<6> and lower case "i" :)
<3> ic
<3> well I'm more l33t than these two old gits
<6> rofl
<6> gits
<6> I try to write properly... for last few years I've been typing normally.
<6> But after a ****ty day, I end up writing with shortcuts, missing articles like "the" and "a"
<3> okay
<6> I could have got used to writing badly, if I carried on with "u noob fu stfu lmfao" stuff
<3> time to crawl to bed for me
<6> heh, neva mind me :-) I'm going to prive ki9a wrong on the integers=]
<3> good lucj
<6> :D
<3> luck too
<6> ki9a you were right
<6> ddh I could write a strtoint function for you if you like
<6> that returns cardinal
<6> it's piece of cake
<2> damnit. I was going to put that in the topic
<2> for my ego, but alas, there's a more important url in it
<2> so I'll skip it for the day.
<6> what you talking about?
<6> ki9a do you know whether a character after the last character in a string will always in #0 in Delphi?
<2> yes it is.
<6> cool, was hoping that
<6> ki9a what were you going to put in the topic?
<6> ugh im so stupid :)
<2> yes.
<6> my sense of humour owned me
<2> you had yourself fooled
<2> how wonderful
<2> :)
<7> argh! my delphi 7 is saving my dfm's as a binary form - anyone know what option to set changes this to text?
<8> mod_five: right click on the form and select text dfm
<8> hi guys.
<8> thinking of buying a new pda phone tomorrow.
<8> the one I'm considering buying is a 'PocketPC' compatible version.
<8> "Mobile 5.0" <-- is this a good thing?
<9> hey dayna :)
<9> Dayna: i have the Verizon XV6700 http://www.mobiletechreview.com/Verizon-XV6700.htm
<9> i wouldn't reccomend a phone with persistent storage though. its so much slower.. :(
<9> the reception on it is stellar though but thats cuz its verizon
<8> what is persistent storage?
<9> its like
<9> where yer phone uses ROM instead of RAM
<9> its a new 'feature' with windows mobile
<9> some phones don't have the new windows mobile.
<8> hmm.
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