I have postfix setup using amavisd on linux. I'd like to know how much bandwidth each user is using, ie: monitor the bandwidth each mailbox sends and recieves. Any ideas how to do this?
I'm writing a java editor in Delphi and would like to have one of those code browsers.
Does anyone know of a free component that can do this or am I gonna have to write one from scratch? Any ideas?
Thanx!
I have a TMemo component and would like to add a gutter that displays line numbers.
Tried finding a component on the net, no luck. Looks like I'll have to make my own.
Any ideas??
I use one called Color Memo, don't have the address, what I like about it is that it extends the standard TMemo, and it's really simple to use, SynEdit is a bit difficult to set up, least I found it that way!
I have written a Vector<T> template class, and have declared one as a double and another as an int:
Vector<double> v1(10,1.0);
Vector<int> v4;
Now I need to perform the cast operation:
v4 = (Vector<int>) v1;
Do I need to overload some operator or someting?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Is it at all possible to reposition (drag) the main form with a panel on that main form. The form's border style is set to bsNone, but i still want the user to be able to move the form around on the screen. Any help???
So I have finished my own version of Notepad, quite nifty it is, and I have told windows to open all text files with it, so the problem is that when I click a text file, it opens MyNotePad but the file doesn't open!?!?!?!?
I'm guessing windows messaging or something? Anyone with an answer...
procedure TForm1.CrollCaret(X,Y:Integer);
begin
if Y > 0 then
Y := Y - 1;
RichEdit1.SelStart := RichEdit1.Perform(EM_LINEINDEX, Y, 0) + X;
RichEdit1.Perform(EM_SCROLLCARET, 0, 0);
RichEdit1.SetFocus;
end;
I'm pretty new to Delphi, so this may sound like a stupid question, but how can I scroll the caret in a RichEdit to an exact position say something like (line5,char10)?
Thanks for any help!!!
Thanks guys, but I'm afraid no luck. I tried the output to a text file and that doesn't seem to work, I think because the compiler exits with an error code or something. I've seen a basic Java Editor in Delphi that managed to get this right, but the guy wants cash for the source and I'm not into...
I am writing a Java Development suite and want to know how I can run the java compiler(dos based) from delphi and display its output messages to a TMemo.
Any help on this will be greatly appreciated!
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