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<0> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDYaU46g6rY
<0> lol
<0> "Hollywood is blaming Canada as being the source for at least 50% of of the world's pirated movies. According to an investigation by Twentieth Century Fox, most of the recording is taking place in Montreal theatres where films are released in both English and French. This has led to consideration of delaying movie releases in Canada. "
<1> hah
<1> they are funny
<1> ironically enough most is recorded over there.
<2> blame canada"
<1> when in doubt.
<1> it's the french for them
<0> f*cking french ;-)
<0> "eBay Delisting All Auctions for Virtual Property"
<3> Why delay all of Canada? Just don't release in Quebec until the DVD comes out. .... Normally I'd insult Quebec for being French, but it's too late on a Friday so maybe someone else can fill in the comic relief....
<1> why delay it at all ?
<1> just not show it there.
<4> Anyone know how to grab an image of a form that is not visible?
<4> Using Form.PaintTo() and Form.GetFormImage() don't work, btw.
<4> They both only get partial data, many controls are missing when the image is received.
<1> try calling invalidate first.
<1> who knows it might help.
<4> Nope, no difference.
<5> do you need the entire form, or just some part(s) of it?
<4> Even calling all the TWinControl descendants Repaint methods doesn't work.
<4> The whole form...
<5> ok
<5> well that's not going to work, it requires a bit more arcane techniques than that
<4> I'm guessing they won't paint when they aren't visible.
<5> i was wondering about what you need, because if it implements IViewObject you can use that
<5> but not a lot of things do
<4> I want a button that has a scaled version of a form displayed within it.
<5> i see
<4> Then when you click it, the form simultaneously fades and zooms in.
<5> i did this a few years ago but i dont think i have the source code anywhere anymore :\
<4> The fading and zooming are easy.
<5> obviously :)
<4> Getting the actual image to do it with seems to be the hard part.
<5> it will be, ill see if i have the code still, but i doubt it
<4> Yeah, there doesn't seem to be much of any help on either the newsgroups nor tamaracka.
<4> Sigh.
<3> Sir_Xpax Having done something like this, I will warn you now that it is not simple. ... What may get you through this is move the form to some off-screen coordinate, capture it, then hide it, if you just want a static image. If you want the controls to actually do something while hidden, welcome to hell.
<5> it's a pretty obscure thing
<5> heh
<4> Mjolnir: I don't need a live image, that would be substantially more work.
<5> under the DWM it will/would be easy
<5> because there all windows are rendered offscreen and you can actually obtain their "vanilla" state image
<5> but i suspect you don't want that limitation
<4> edge_: Perhaps, but it'd also introduce a whole new API I know nothing about
<4> Yeah, I'd prefer this to work under XP as well, especially since I haven't installed Vista on my dev machine yet.
<4> Mjolnir: From what I've read, if the window is even partially obscured, that part of the image will be missing. I'd suspect that if the entire form was offscreen, it'd be blank.
<4> edge_: I wonder if doing it that way under Vista would work on non-Aero systems...
<4> Or whether non-Aero systems work the same way was the old GDI.
<5> it wouldn't work on non-accelerated vistas
<5> hmmm im wondering
<5> what you could try, and this is just off the top of my head
<5> create a d3d device as D3DDEVTYPE_HAL
<5> from the present parameters of your window dc
<5> then go and hide the window and business *** usual
<5> and try to get either the front or back buffer of the d3d device
<5> and just use D3DXSaveSurfaceToFile with D3DXIFF_BMP, and try to load that into a bitmap
<5> your front and/or back buffer might not "go away" just because you hide the window
<5> if i remember correctly i had to do something like that to display an image on a window onto something else, and then translate mouse/key messages between the two, ie the hell mjolnir was referring to
<5> but this is some years ago :( and i looked, i don't have any code lying around
<6> well my pvr is back up and running.
<6> only... this system has no outputs to the tv *sigh*
<6> k. fine. don't talk to me.
<6> must be shower time then.
<7> :)
<8> Dad! Mom! I'm Home!
<9> good morning
<8> Hello beautiful Dayna.
<10> I'm not feeling beautiful today
<10> having m***ive muscle cramps the last few days.
<8> I want you to think positive.
<8> Think about good things.
<10> I'm fine now... but it threw me str8 outta bed...
<10> and its not just one muscle group... its 5 or 6 different ones at a time.
<7> hm navicat is pretty nice but it lacks one major thing... sql import..
<10> I had one 2 nights ago... thought my leg was gonna pull my heel right off...
<10> if I didn't know it was impossible... I'd have sworn my leg was in danger of breaking.
<11> ey
<8> http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/07/01/26/1840231.shtml
<0> http://www.metacafe.com/watch/401497/two_friends_and_wife/
<12> that was nasty ;x
<13> asl?
<13> =]
<6> hi
<10> hi
<6> hi
<6> 4th server
<6> yawn
<6> k. ****ya then. don't talk to me.
<6> weren't for men like my usbande you wouldn't have JOB chuvlin Inian ****!
<14> ??
<14> hi
<6> la.
<15> is there a simple way of sorting a tstringlist by the number of '\' that is in the items?
<16> simple ? no
<15> can u point me to a solution ?
<16> first count them into another array, then sort your tstringlist accordingly
<6> actually there is.
<6> oh wait... TTstingList. no
<15> shouldnt a customsort of somekind work?
<6> any type of short should work.
<6> an insertion sort is pretty fast.
<6> man I am soooo tired.
<6> took 3 sleeping pills... mom discovered our cats made wee wee in her bed ...
<17> Ouch. SleuthQA reports 2099 memory leaks.
<17> Not cool.
<6> ouch.
<6> Vibes: remember that day you wrote several hundred lines of code and it worked first time...
<6> you said "oh-oh"
<6> I had something similar happen to me this project I just completed. (similar)
<6> I wrote a few thousand lines of code and 1 AV later... it ran and didn't leak.
<17> Wierd feeling, isn't it?
<6> the AV was a matter of timing ... main program needed a timer to wait for a third party component to finish closing down before closing.
<6> since I didn't write it... I didn't count it :-)
<17> :)
<6> it was freaky.
<17> The worst debugging... working around other people's bugs.
<17> Speaking of which, this interesting...
<6> web apps.. this has been my worst nightmare debugging.
<17> I did the analysis on Delphi WITHOUT Castalia installed, and the leak count was similar.
<17> So these leaks may not be mine at all.
<6> specially with asynchronous connections.
<17> Though I'm curious as to why CodeWatch is reporting thousands of memory leaks in D5.
<6> I dunno.
<17> Makes it hard to tell whether I'm the one leaking or not.
<6> I send a post to a web site. it runs a php script and returns XML.
<6> the code detects the return and parses the xml
<6> only while waiting... the code continues
<17> Web programming, eh?
<17> Have to do it in Delphi?
<6> An AV later and you have no idea when it was called or from where cuz it was probably sent 4 to 40 times...
<6> its post/response stuff.
<6> delphi is the thin client type setup.
<17> Ah, you're not writing the web app, but something that consumes web services. Got it.
<6> anyways... those 3 sleeping pills are kicking in finally.
<17> It is getting to be bedtime.
<6> night. good luck with your bailing.
<17> :)
<18> tey.
<18> *hey.
<18> is there a quick way to add some strings to a stringlist or tstrings.
<18> something like, stringlist.addstrings(['one','two','three'])
<18> ?
<9> .CommaText
<19> hey
<20> aloha
<20> anybody done a lot of webservice devlopment here?
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