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2006-10-26 11:20:25 PM
cppbuilder81
Are there any components available?
 

Bob Gosnell a écrit :
It is for Delphi but you should be able to use it with bcb too. Notice
that I don't use it myself.
Olivier
 

Olivier Bertini < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:
hand I don't like to deal with Pascal. Thanks anyways.
 

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It's meant to be great for getting rid of bugs, etc.
www.phyton27.com/index.html
"With its broad and expanding label, Phyton-27R is your partner in
controlling bacterial an
d fungal diseases in your floriculture and nursery operations.
Keep your crops clean and healthy all season long - use Phyton-27R from
start to finish."
But maybe that wasn't what you meant to ask...?
 

"Roddy Pratt" <>wrote:
 

Bob Gosnell < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:
you meant. I suspect some others might have missed it entirely.
Perhaps reposting with the correct name may help.
Alan Bellingham
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Alan Bellingham < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:
more and more applications using this script engine in an integrated way. But it
also looks like the most professional apps prefer VS over BCB :( This might be
the reason Borlanders didn't take notice of it :(
 

On Sat, 28 Oct 2006 19:07:04 +0200, Bob Gosnell
< XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:
quite a distance from "Python" (so doesn't look like a typo) and could
very easily be a tool that people would think they've never heard of,
so wouldn't bother to answer, even though they might know something
about embedding Python. Why should people have to spend time asking
what you mean if you can't be bothered writing a clear question.
 

Bob Gosnell wrote:
It works for Delphi well, so I am sure could be fitted into a C++
Builder program.
Charles