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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/06/21
Another interesting SO thread that explains [##] numbers in DFM files.
They are used to determine the order of subcomponents when using form/frame inheritance.
–jeroen
via: Strange [number]s in Delphi DFM files – origin and necessity? – Stack Overflow.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/06/21
I’m in the midst of converting a suite of WinForms C# projects from a range of .NET versions (1.x till 3.x) to 4 totalling some million lines of code.
One of the problems is that some people hacked together some splash screen stuff using multi-threading, doing all sorts of things that was forbidden in .NET 1 (and broke in .NET 2+).
On my research list for getting this to work:
–jeroen
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