tsplitter | Thai word break written in GO | Internationalization library
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- wordBreakLeft is the same as wordBreakLeft except it returns the position of a word .
- searchLeft is used to find the next word in the given dictionary
- nextWordValid returns true if the word is valid
- NewFileDict creates a new FileDict .
- match takes a sentence starting at the end of the sentence and returns the longest matching position .
- Split splits a string into words
- removeSpecialChar removes special character
- isEnding returns true if s is an end of a rune .
- newWords creates a new word .
- notMatch adds a new segment to a sentence and returns the next position .
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QUESTION
I make the code by using Delphi.
When I press the button, it create a new MDI child form.
So, the program has multiple MDI child form, and I want to access the component(for example, timer) of each child form in the MainForm.
MainForm is fsMDIForm, and ChildForm is fsMDIChild.
Here is the code I tried. But it doesn't work because TChildForm and TForm is not compatible.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 09:28You need to use a cast like this:
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Answered 2019-May-16 at 06:40Thanks to @HeartWare, based on How can I disable screen update which updating a lot of controls?
This works remarkably well:
QUESTION
I´m designing a new VCL component using a set of existing TControls. The controls are placed on TPanels, some aligned to left position, one to the right position and finally one to the client area. Each of those panels has the customized component as it´s parent.
I need to place splitters between the panels, in order for the users to be able to resize the inner components.
The problem is, I simply can´t figure out the logic applied to the positioning of the splitters when created at runtime.
I visited quite a number of forums, each pointing to a different solution, but none of them worked.
Tried to:
1 - when creating the splitters, use the properties "lef"t and "width" of the component where it should be positioned aside, as its "left" property.
2 - Use the left property to assign the position where it should be.
and some others I can´t remember.
What am I missing?
In the code below, the splitters abre being created where it should be. Just after the corresponding panel, and theirs left property corresponds to the last thing i´ve tried (it´s position).
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-19 at 20:25I managed to figure it out. Since all the components created before are left aligned, their left property are set to 0, no matter where in the form they are located.
So, in order to fix the problem, i had to propperly fill the left property of the previous panels.
fThisPanel.left := fPreviousPanel.Left + fPreviousPanel.width + 1, and so on ...
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