Jcl delphi xe10 code#

Jcl delphi xe10 code#

Please edit your question to provide those details, as well as the OLE code that works. Without seeing your actual XML documents, or what the merged XML is supposed to look like, I can't help you further. I can do this by code using Word OLE (open the first file, append the second and save the result as XML) but i want to do it using XML interfaces because the user may has not MSWord installed but some other editor. I need to merge two MSword docs (saved as XML) to produce a new MSword doc (in XML format). Thanks Remy, the second code snippet produces an XML file but it isn't readable from MSword.

XMLDoc2 := LoadXMLDocument(OpenDialog1.FileName) ДЄ((True)) ДЄ((True)) Procedure TForm30.Button2Click(Sender: TObject) XMLDoc1 := LoadXMLDocument(OpenDialog1.FileName) Procedure TForm30.Button1Click(Sender: TObject) On the other hand, if you need to preserve both documents' top-level elements, you will have to create a new document with its own top-level element and then add the two documents as its children: If you need to add the second document's top-level element as a child of the first document's top-level element, then try something more like this: To access the top-level element node, use the XMLDoc2.DocumentElement property instead. In this case, it sounds it is the XML prolog node. It can be other node types, like processing instructions, etc. XML can only have 1 top-level document element, but your code is trying to create 2 top-level elements.ДЄlso, you are not taking into account that XMLDoc2.ChildNodes may not be the top-level document element. How do I determine the Delphi version which created a Delphi project. The unit search path may provide a hint about which compiler version the project was linked against. Btw: I have now solved the problem by adding a batch file to the project that opens it in the correct ide. This is not as difficult as actually editing the files but still annoying.

dpr With 'by hand' I meant clicking on the files and selecting Revert in TortoiseSVN. This has become so annoying that I wanted to prevent it by registering my own program as handler for. ini file so the next time the program knows which Delphi version to start.Д«tw: The reason I was looking into this is that I have several times accidentally opened Delphi 2007 projects with a later Delphi version which upgraded it and I had to reverse these changes by hand. Maybe I will let the program ask the user if there are two possibilities and store his answer in a.

Unfortunately this does not allow me to write a program that automatically starts the correct Delphi version for a given project. bdsproj file exists -> Delphi 2005 or 2006 dproj files created by Delphi 20.ДЎ2.2 or 12.3 -> Delphi XE1 (according to Uwe Schuster) Also, there is no difference between the. bdsproj files of Delphi 20 and there is no difference.