I installed DHTMLEDIT and SCRIPTLET for Ie5 in BCB4. CPU Usage went up
to  100% and Memory Usage climbed from 64M to 128M before it offered to
compile
the Million Plus lines of code. The operation took a very long time and
I  nearly cancelled it thinking that it was in error. I did the same for
Delphi 4 and it was a breeze. Quick and Clean. What is the difference?

Vince

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We count from 1-10, 1-100, 1-1000. When a baby is born it is the 1st
Year of its life. The Days are from 1-31, 1-30, 1-28|29. The Months are
from 1-12. Why would the $%&#ing Year be from 0-999?

: Vincent Risi <vi...@jhb.bbd.co.za> wrote:

Delphi does not have this text search+replace concept called "header
files". Delphi uses units.

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In article <37B414F8.E35B0...@jhb.bbd.co.za>,
Vincent Risi  <vi...@jhb.bbd.co.za> wrote:

Do you have the patch installed?

C++ source tends to take significantly longer to generate than
Delphi source in the first place; if you have the patch
installed, there is additional code generated that isn't generated
in Delphi until D5 --- server wrappers that provide easy
event support on the client side.

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Caminante, son tus huellas el camino, y nada mas;
caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar ...
Caminante, no hay camino, sino estelas en el mar.

Mores the Pity -- Units have been around since before Turbo Pascal 4.0
(long before C++) (In fact came from UCSD Pascal - TP used it for the Mac
first I think.)
I guess in the long term Java is the way to go.

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We count from 1-10, 1-100, 1-1000. When a baby is born it is the 1st Year
of its life. The Days are from 1-31, 1-30, 1-28|29. The Months are from
1-12. Why would the $%&#ing Year be from 0-999?