Sean, your argument is pour and pointless. What's your goal? Creating programs
that are efficient, or expending the least amount of effort while creating a
program? If it's the latter, you're lazy...




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From: Sean Roberts <sean_c_roberts@...>
To: memtable@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 11:15:12 AM
Subject: RE: [memtable] Re: Pb with TkbMemTable when migrating from Delphi5 to
Delphi7



All I meant was that TClientData set doesn't require that any additional VCL
components be installed.
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To: memtable@yahoogroup s.comFrom: dkeith2@yahoo. comDate: Wed, 10 Dec 2008
15:33:05 +0000Subject: [memtable] Re: Pb with TkbMemTable when migrating from
Delphi5 to Delphi7

--- In memtable@yahoogroup s.com, "herveroy13" <herveroy@.. .> wrote:>> hello
everybody,> I have a Pb with TkbMemTable when migrating from Delphi5 to
Delphi7.> Compiling is Ok but an error occurs when running. > > Format not
specified> > It occurs on an instruction : MmTbl.LoadFromFile( MmTbl.Persistent
File);> where persistent file is a .txt file> This instruction was correct on
Delphi 5.> > Where is the pb ?> > Hervé> > Thx>Herve -Sean was right about using
a separate format component, a kbmCSVStreamFormat class. Kim separated the file
I/O logic from the memtable several years ago. It basically works the same way,
but makes the property page smaller/less complex on the memtable. Instead of
specifying the import file properties on the memtable, you specify them on a
kbmCSVStreamFormat class. Then you assign the kbmCSVStreamFormat class to your
kbmMemTable' s DefaultFormat property. Since you are performing the same basic
tasks, converting your
kbmMemTable code to the newer format should be relatively painless.As for
TClientDataSet being 'native' to delphi, I'm not sure what Sean was talking
about. TkbmMemTable is as 'native' to delphi as it gets, being composed of 100%
delphi code. Incidentally, kbmMemTable has much better performance than
tclientdataset, is more stable, is thread safe etc. It is a VAST improvement
over TClientDataset, and is completely 'native' to delphi.David Keith

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