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Hi there, This problem is probably stemmed from upgrading from Borland Builder 4.0 to 5.0. Does anyone know how to solve this error of #include <vcl0.h> being nested too deep? Thanks a bunch! -sassygirl

Hi, Here's the simple setup that'll require a simple answer. I've got a PageControl with a couple TabSheets. How do I make a Button click to select a particular TabSheet to be on top? =) -sassygirl

Hiya, Thanks to everyone's help in the forum, I completed my first Borland Builder device driver <handing out Hershey Kisses> =). My task now is to allow Labview to access my driver through DDE(Dynamic Data Exchange) in order to automate testing. So my question may be a Labview...

No need to search Cyprus, &quot;Key = NULL&quot; works, thanks! By the way, how would you search for a previously asked and answered question? It seems that the search engines available will search every forum and not just a specific forum like C++ Borland Builder. -sassygirl

Hi, Is there any way to get rid of that single beep sound after hitting return? -sassygirl

Hey cyprus! Nevermind, it works. I was confused because after hitting the return key, it would still give a &quot;beep&quot; sound and so I thought it didn't work. Anyhow, it's working, thanks a bunch. =) -sassygirl

Hi, I see what you're trying to do and it seems like it would work but it doesn't. This is what I have so far: void __fastcall TForm1::HexDisplayKeyUp(TObject *Sender, WORD &Key, TShiftState Shift) { if (Key == VK_RETURN) { Write_XIOClick(Sender); } } What's missing...

Hi all, I want to make my program user friendly by allowing the user to press &quot;Enter&quot; after editting a value in a TEdit box. After pressing &quot;Enter&quot; or the return key, I want Borland to call a function. Simple as that. Any ideas? =) -sassygirl

Hi, Thanks for the tip. I was hoping making active an TEdit box would highlight the value in it. Well, how copmlex IS it to highlight an item? -sassygirl

Hi all, To be simple, here is the setup. There are only two components: a BitBtn and a TEdit. This is what I want: After clicking on the BitBtn, it will automatically go to the TEdit box and make active or highlight whatever value is in the TEdit box. Simple enough? =) Thanks for you...

Whoops, you're using Borland Builder 5.0 whereas I'm still using 4.0. Your file is not compatible. =( But I'll keep working on how to implement your previous code.

No where in the code does it mention &quot;57&quot; so how would it know to click on TBitBtn with tag 57? This is what i did, I first changed a few TBitBtn tags to 57 and ran the code. Apparently it did not click on any of them. Also, in the section: SendMessage( hwBtn, WM_LBUTTONDOWN, 0...

Hiya, Borland has a nifty Win32 feature which is UpDown; however, it seems to only allow you to increment or decrement decimal numbers. In my case, I need to increment and decrement Hex numbers. What to do? =) -sassygirl

Hello, I forgot to mention that I abandoned the &quot;if else&quot; statement approach but now going with something similar. So this is part of my current code: TX_controlClick(Sender); Read_XIOClick(Sender); TX_fcw_iClick(Sender); Read_XIOClick(Sender)...

Almost there, jnecciai. My intentions are closer to your first suggestion but I was not able to see what this code does: for(i=0;i<this->ControlCount;i++) { TControl* ctrl = this->Controls[i]; if (ctrl->Tag == 57) ctrl->Enabled = true; } This code...

Hiya, This is the setup: I have 80 TBitBtn's and each one has it's own information. By clicking on a button, it sends that information to a couple displays. Then, from there I do calculations from the display's->Text. This is what I intend to do: I need for Borland to...