Re: Dream Controls: TDcInfoTree
- From: Adam Roslon <adam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 14:53:48 -0500
In article <460957b5$2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, uwe@xxxxxxxxxx says...
Ed Dressel schrieb:TMS's Scripter is a good replacement if you need to replace it, I place
is Dream Company still around? From my understanding, it's products were
dead ends (I still use their scripting components and would love to know
there is support for them somewhere).
I'm using them, too. Even in D2007 - just because I'm afraid that the
existing scripting solutions at my customer's may not run with another
scripting implementation.
Uwe Raabe
around with it and found the only thing I need to add to my source to
read existing Dream Scripts without breaking the TMS Scripts was to
parse the scripts upon reading them and change procedure declaration
commas to semicolons
S := MyScript.Strings[0]; //// change procedure declaration commas to
semicolons
HyperStr.ReplaceS(S,',',';'); //// Dream Scripter Hack
MyScript.Strings[0] := S; //// change procedure declaration 01/15/2006
.
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