acidrain
Executive Member
I took a look at Havocs code, must be honest i was a bit confused with the involvement of a boolean value.
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if (Upcase(InputS) in ['A','E','I','O','U']) then
TempS:=TempS+InputS;
Lol jokes...bring em on
bring what on? more questions?
Well ya, but i dont want to burden everyone with my assignment
easy question tho... ill let you guys know when im stuck again
EDIT: NVM your DOB suggests the latter![]()
Lol, ye... but its not just delphi... also working with dev-cpp but ive been concentrating more on the latter than on delphi.
The boolean value is needed so that it stops killing spaces after it hits the first real/non-space character.I took a look at Havocs code, must be honest i was a bit confused with the involvement of a boolean value.
The "In" checks to see if the character InputS equals any of those (A,E,I,O)
Its like saying - Is your name IN this list
name1,name2,name3
Boolean value is a true or false value![]()
I borrowed the IN [] part from you're code.Havoc and s1ght are gonna show me up again
I borrowed the IN [] part from you're code.![]()
Accounting/Auditing. U?At least ur honest..
What are you studying?
Accounting/Auditing. U?
Okay now it seems when i run the program, type in a word and transfer it... the listbox doesnt want to display it.... it shows something there ( i think ) because i can select the empty space with my mouse... it just doesnt want to physically show whats there?
ANy solution or sudden reason for this?