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Date functions - Undeclared Identifier
Great Lou - many thanks. Michael- mmaxwell
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Date functions - Undeclared Identifier
Hi Lou - No, I haven't. I have not seen this advice anywhere and presumably there are other functions that need mention in the uses clause? Is there a list? I couldn't find it under help (Delphi 7 Enterprise). Many thanks for your prompt help. Michael- mmaxwell
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Date functions - Undeclared Identifier
I'm tearing my hair out! this simple line Edit1.Text:= InttoStr(DaysInAMonth(2020,2)); gives when I compile [Error] Unit1.pas(35): Undeclared identifier: 'DaysInAMonth' However I use the function (& other date functions) I get the same. Help please! Many thanks Michael- mmaxwell
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typed constants -v- true constants
I am new to Delphi. The following should work - procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); const a: Integer=0; begin a:=7; end; I get error "Left side cannot be assigned to" I would expect this if I used const a:=12; but not as above. I would appreciate some guidance.- mmaxwell
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