On 2007-12-16, Joe <joe@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>> Note that an editor is already a complex piece of software. You might
be
>>>> better served by simply starting e.g. notepad and reading the result
after
>>>> saving (though that probably would be easier in Delphi)
>>> Ok, well you lost me. I'll have to find some doc's that go step by
step
>>
>> Start with what compiler (and version) you exactly have, and if it is
BP7,
>> what parts you got. BP7 comes with 70cm of manuals.
>
> Ok, Now I under stand. I did some searchs on BP7. I take it that its a
> unit of some kind.
>
> any way I use Vpascal 2.1 Build 279 and in Turbo Pascal I use version
7.0.
> Can you tell me where I can get this unit at. I fount a lot of pages on
> it. Just no links to download it.
Hmm, that is old stuff.
About VP, what's left of Vpascal hangs out at http://vpascal.ning.com/
you
could ask some questions there too. I never knew it that well besides the
basic level but I vaguely remember them having some deal with Borland so
they could package compiled TV units.
Assuming TP7 has TV, there should be an editors unit. Then there should be
a TV directory somewhere in the examples, that might demonstrate it.
The following site has a list, note specially the last ones "tvdemoes" and
see if you have got such a directory somewhere:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.programming/tree/browse_frm/month/1998-01?_done=%2Fgroup%2Fcomp.programming%2Fbrowse_frm%2Fmonth%2F1998-01%3F&
I've been using FPC and Delphi for so long now that my knowledge of the
ancient is faltering.
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