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From: LehrerOffice - Jürg Räss <juerg.raess@lehreroffice.ch>
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 10:53:27 +0100
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>> ==============================
>> An error has occurred while compiling this project.
>>
>> Message: syntax error.
>> File: Office
>> Location: SourceListItem.Get
>> Code:
>> ==============================

I've seen this 'File: Office' error in the following situation:

Project (.rbp) that has
- encrypted classes
- encrypted pictures
- File Type Set

I saved the project as .rbvcp to another location

When opening the .rbvcp and trying to 'run', I got the 'File: Office' error.


If your 'SourceListItem.Get' is encrypted:
unencrypt it, then the debugger will show where the error occured.
in my case it was one of the following:
- file type set (it was empty when saved as .rbvcp)
- picture


>Some of the users who are downloading my sample project
are you providing a .rbvcp or a .rbp?


If you're providing your project as .rbvcp, you might also run into other 
issues:
Constants that have a 'Platform'-Target can loose this when opened in a RB-IDE 
that runs in another language than yours.
Example: English RB-IDE saves it as 'Any', German IDE saves it as 'Alle'
         -> if the 'english .rbvcp' is opened in a german IDE, the 
platform-target will be 'empty'...


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Hello, all...

     In a message dated 1/29/09 6:17 PM, Jeremy Cowgar writes:

> What is the quickest/best way to build a string? For instance:
>
> myString = "John Doe"
> myString = myString + " had "
> myString = myString + " a "
> myString = myString + " dog. "
>
> is probably not the best way. Is there a class out there that deals with
> a buffer and expands the buffer when necessary?
>
> myBuf.Append "John Doe"
> myBuf.Append " had "
> ... etc ...
>
     Does Theodore H. Smith's FastString class satisfy you?
Here's the link: <http://www.elfdata.com/>

     -- Charles Kelley.


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