How do you connect a key to a button in Free Pascal?
I would like to connect the Enter key to a button in a program, but I can't find anything clear that explains this…
I would like to connect the Enter key to a button in a program, but I can't find anything clear that explains this…
Does anyone have similar problems? See above. I started programming in OPP with Pascal. I also programmed in C++ at the same time. However, I often can't understand what's meant in C++. Furthermore, C++.EXE files are significantly longer, and the compiler is slower. I only program in C++ when it's not possible to do it…
The overpressure in the boiler should be calculated. My approach (see below) seems so logical to me, what could be wrong with it? I would be very grateful for your help!
Did I calculate the particle number correctly? And if the conditions weren't normal, but rather, say, 20 degrees and 2 bar, would I just have to recalculate V0m and then insert the individually calculated volume value? Or would I have to proceed completely differently? Thank you in advance.
I have a syntax error in the above procedure. Lazarus (ObjectPascal/FreePascal) thinks a ")" should be added after TPanel, but the procedure's parameters aren't even finished yet. Can anyone help me?
program Aufgabe5; var eingabeString: string; begin writeln('Gib hier einen Text ein:'); readln(eingabeString); if Length(eingabeString) = 0 then // Überprüfen, ob die Eingabe leer ist begin writeln('Sie haben keine Eingabe gemacht'); exit; end; for var i := 1 to Length(eingabeString) do // Schleife durch jeden Buchstaben der Eingabe und in Großbuchstaben umwandeln begin // Überprüfen, ob…
Hey, I have to write a program for computer science class that spits out a grade table for a sports event and also calculates the grade based on the achieved values using an array. I've created the grade table, but I'm stuck with the calculations. I'd appreciate some help. You can see images of the…
I abused Borland's Delphi IDE and wrote a Pascal interpreter using a text editor, timer, and button. Timer was intended as a delay because the two commands compile and save did not have to run at the same time after button click. That was around the year 98.