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Dean Hill
Delphi Developer |
Dean Hill
Delphi Developer |
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio2006-09-10 01:41:12 PM delphi122 Nick Hodges (Borland/DTG) writes: QuoteWhat would it take to get you to use BDS for .Net stuff? Everyone at the office uses VS 2005 so whatever I did would have to be compatible with them which is why I list VS 2005 compatible projects. Coding would be done in C#, no question. It may sound crazy but it would also be nice to have the VB.NET compiler included in BDS as client code is done in VB.NET because developers are easy to come by. Cheers Dean |
Andreas Hausladen
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 04:37:49 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
TurboMerger download is down. There is a (heavy) bug in it that I try to
fix, but I don't know if I can ever fix it. because it does not happen on my system. But I do not want anybody who uses TurboMerger to reinstall his Windows system. "Fortunatelly" this bug seems to happen only on very few machines and at the moment only hobbiests have reported that bug. But the risk of a Windows reinstallation is to high, so I dropped the download for the moment. PS: It is not the Windows XP 64bit bug. -- Regards, Andreas Hausladen (andy.jgknet.de/blog) |
David Clegg
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 05:46:20 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
Dean Hill writes:
QuoteIt may sound crazy but it would also be nice to have the VB.NET cc.borland.com/Item.aspx -- Cheers, David Clegg XXXX@XXXXX.COM cc.borland.com/Author.aspx QualityCentral. The best way to bug Borland about bugs. qc.borland.com "But Marge, what if we chose the wrong religion? Each week we just make God madder and madder." - Homer Simpson |
Dean Hill
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 05:55:20 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
David Clegg writes:
QuoteBDS already has rudimentary VB.NET support. You can compile and debug, Cheers Dean |
Diego
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 06:16:03 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
On 2006-09-10 19:46:20 +1000, "David Clegg" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>said:
QuoteDean Hill writes: |
Dean Hill
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 06:23:04 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
Diego writes:
QuoteNO, NO NO!!! Kill VB.NET. Let it die. Earth will be a better place! :) VB of old. Cheers Dean |
Diego
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 06:28:57 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
On 2006-09-10 11:27:05 +1000, "John Jacobson"
<jake@j[nospam]snewsreader.com>said: QuoteIf Borland intends them to be used a certain way when free and they never listen to FM in the car because it was promoted by the car company to only allow AM and FM was only available in the higher end model? I don't think morals have anything to do with it. You didn't do anything illegal or wrong. But you've got FM baby!!! :) |
Oliver Townshend
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 06:56:22 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer StudioQuoteSo you buy a car that reports to only allow you to listen to AM radio. But Oliver Townshend |
Diego
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 08:24:05 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
On 2006-09-10 20:56:22 +1000, "Oliver Townshend" <oliveratzipdotcomdotau>said:
Quote>So you buy a car that reports to only allow you to listen to AM radio. Move along. Stop being all high and mighty, preaching morality on something so trivial as being able to install third party components in Turbo. Listen to FM. Do {*word*110}, get chicks and rock on man! :) |
John Jacobson
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 09:42:49 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
Diego <"diego at somewhere dot com">writes
<XXXX@XXXXX.COM> QuoteSo you buy a car that reports to only allow you to listen to AM radio. shredded Quicken files. -- ***Free Your Mind*** Posted with JSNewsreader Preview 0.9.4.2769 |
John Jacobson
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 09:57:52 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
Diego <"diego at somewhere dot com">writes
<XXXX@XXXXX.COM> QuoteLearn morailty? Who are you to preach such things? Next you're gonna [BTW, religion has nothing to do with this, at least not in my case. I happen to be an atheist.] -- ***Free Your Mind*** Posted with JSNewsreader Preview 0.9.4.2769 |
Michael C.
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 10:13:22 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
Jon Robertson writes:
QuoteMichael C. writes: |
Michael C.
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 10:30:49 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
John Jacobson writes:
Quote"Michael C." <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes Until then, your assertion is only a hypothesis - it is not even a theory yet. Quote
QuoteIf you learned in Sunday School that something must Stealing is taking something away from someone else. You can not take away something that is already GIVEN to you for free. Quote>This ain't stealing folks. And stop making stupid assertions saying your reasonings are my own. Get one. |
Jon Robertson
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 10:40:55 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
John Jacobson writes:
QuoteI happen to be an atheist. |
Jon Robertson
Delphi Developer |
2006-09-10 10:59:20 PM
Re: Borland "Turbo Explorer" Developer Studio
Nick Hodges (Borland/DTG) writes:
QuoteWhat would it take to get you to use BDS for .Net stuff? create DataSnap servers using VCL.NET. The coolest solution, IMO, would be: VCL DataSnap Client <->VCL DataSnap Server (uses DCOM, as it does currently) VCL.NET DataSnap Client <->VCL DataSnap Server (uses DCOM, does it currently? I haven't tried this, as our client will stay Win32 for a *LONG* time) VCL DataSnap Client <->VCL.NET DataSnap Server (uses DCOM via COM interop) VCL.NET DataSnap CLient <->VCL.NET DataSnap Server (uses .NET Remoting "automagically", with nothing required by the programmer) |