Delphi for fun library v12, latest.
This is the library for manuplating list, combination-permutation, BigNumbers etc. i think it s a must library to use. give a try.
DS18B20_two_thermo
This program will NOT work on BASCOM earlier than 1.11.6.2, cause of the CRC-function
and (maybe ?) its not possible to declare functions in earlier environment.
But the 1w-functions work from 1.11.4 , I think
The many variants of the Unix operating system require use of a mode of thought that s significantly different from the one that s required by simpler operating systems. think Unix introduces readers to important fundamental and intermediate Unix commands and, in the process, inculcates them in the Unix way of thinking. It s a worthy goal in a world with more Linux users than ever, and author Jon Lasser accomplishes it. He s both a capable writer and a knowledgeable user of Unix shell commands. Lasser uses bash under Red Hat Linux in most examples--which usually apply equally well to other Unix variants--and makes asides about other shells and environments, as needed.
TdcHintEx
Provides your users with a cool transparent hint. It replaces standard Delphi hint window.
Just drop a TdcHintEx in your main form. Set Enabled to True. And run your application.
Oh btw, please set ShowHint to True.. :)
Drop me a line, and tell me what you think of it.
Antony Hoon
antony7777@telkom.net
A network chatroom,a a project of database ,is highlighted by my teacher,which using the newest technics,such as ajax,struts 2 and so on,i think is very good for freshmen in web application
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How will future generations refer to our times? Will it be known as one
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installers.
