TMaskEdit Format ?
lazarus / 31-LCL

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majid.ebru · 2017-09-24 05:14

Hi

i use TMaskEdit for show data.

in PC1 , "FormatSettings.DateSeparator" char is "-" (windows
DateSeparator" char is "-") and in PC2  "FormatSettings.DateSeparator"
char is "/".

i write my code in PC2 and create EXE file.

my file work in PC2 and show correctly data (2017/09/24)but in PC1
does't show correctly(__-__-2017) and occur Error?

how can i solved it?

thank you

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ASerge · 2017-09-24 14:50

Quote from: majid.ebru on September 24, 2017, 07:14:36 amhow can i
solved it?
  Obviously, what to fix the code, especially since you already know
where to look for the problem.

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majid.ebru · 2017-09-25 08:38

Hi

i have an EXE file.

i run it in PC1.when i run it , i see "-" in the MaskEdit .

but when i runt it in PC2 , i see "/" in the MaskEdit?

Why??!?!

i always want to see "/"  in the MaskEdit

how can i do that?

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jamie · 2017-09-26 00:15

The Date separator Is part of the OS configuration. You can change
there or
you can change it directly I guess.

 FormatSettings.DateSeparator := '/';

If you don't want to change your settings in the PC then you should be
able
to do as above during your program initiation steps.

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majid.ebru · 2017-09-26 03:53

Quote from: jamie on September 26, 2017, 02:15:45 am
 FormatSettings.DateSeparator := '/';


@jamie Thank you

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PatBayford · 2017-09-26 05:32

By default, these conversions/format operators use the separators set
in the OS (the Locale settings). If you need non-standard entries,
then you will have to enter them by hand for each control.