Multicast Events for Win32, in my (new-ish) blog

Not strictly speaking "non-technical" at all, aside from the fact that
my blog was a breeze to get up and running.



A visitor to my blog (www.deltics.co.nz/blog) kindly pointed out that a
post I made via google groups wasn't showing up here on the official
servers and suggested I re-post directly.

(Thanks Bruce)

As well as some stuff on anonymous methods and Tiburon etc, there are
going to be a series of posts about my multicast events implementation.
It is now almost 2 years old (the implementation, not the blog) and has
seen extensive use in my own projects, so it's about time I shared it I
think.



I hope eventually to get aggregated on DelphiFeeds.com and avoid having
to make these TTrumpet.Create(Self).Blow type posts in the future, but
the blog is still less than a week old at this stage so doesn't qualify.
Yet.

--
Jolyon

Jolyon Smith escreveu:
> Not strictly speaking "non-technical" at all, aside from the fact that
> my blog was a breeze to get up and running.
>
>
>
> A visitor to my blog (www.deltics.co.nz/blog) kindly pointed out that a
> post I made via google groups wasn't showing up here on the official
> servers and suggested I re-post directly.
>
> (Thanks Bruce)
>
> As well as some stuff on anonymous methods and Tiburon etc, there are
> going to be a series of posts about my multicast events implementation.
> It is now almost 2 years old (the implementation, not the blog) and has
> seen extensive use in my own projects, so it's about time I shared it I
> think.
>
>
>
> I hope eventually to get aggregated on DelphiFeeds.com and avoid having
> to make these TTrumpet.Create(Self).Blow type posts in the future, but
> the blog is still less than a week old at this stage so doesn't qualify.
> Yet.

Nice blog and interesting content. Congrats!

Best regards

In article <4898dee7@newsgroups.borland.com>, alexandre@nospam.com.br
says...
> Jolyon Smith escreveu:
> > Not strictly speaking "non-technical" at all, aside from the fact that
> > my blog was a breeze to get up and running.
> >
> >
> >
> > A visitor to my blog (www.deltics.co.nz/blog) kindly pointed out that a
> > post I made via google groups wasn't showing up here on the official
> > servers and suggested I re-post directly.
> >
> > (Thanks Bruce)
> >
> > As well as some stuff on anonymous methods and Tiburon etc, there are
> > going to be a series of posts about my multicast events implementation.
> > It is now almost 2 years old (the implementation, not the blog) and has
> > seen extensive use in my own projects, so it's about time I shared it I
> > think.
> >
> >
> >
> > I hope eventually to get aggregated on DelphiFeeds.com and avoid having
> > to make these TTrumpet.Create(Self).Blow type posts in the future, but
> > the blog is still less than a week old at this stage so doesn't qualify.
> > Yet.
>
> Nice blog and interesting content. Congrats!
>
> Best regards

<blush>

Thanks.

"Jolyon Smith" <jsmith@deltics.co.nz> wrote in message
news:MPG.2303846733e3cdd89897b5@newsgroups.borland .com...
>
> Not strictly speaking "non-technical" at all, aside from the fact that
> my blog was a breeze to get up and running.
>
>
>
> A visitor to my blog (www.deltics.co.nz/blog) kindly pointed out that a
> post I made via google groups wasn't showing up here on the official
> servers and suggested I re-post directly.

Hi Jolyon.
Great blog so far, so I'm looking forward to your next installments.
I'm also intrigued by your TMotile class that you mentioned in passing. Can I
tempt you into blogging about that sometime too .

In article <48997543$1@newsgroups.borland.com>, angus@undisclosed.loc
says...

> Great blog so far, so I'm looking forward to your next installments.

Thanks for the kind comments, very much appreciated.


> I'm also intrigued by your TMotile class that you mentioned in passing. Can I
> tempt you into blogging about that sometime too .

I thought that might be of interest, and yes I certainly shall be
blogging on that at some point.

Jolyon Smith wrote:

> (Thanks Bruce)

The more blogs the better.

You should also ask to be added to DelphiFeeds.

http://www.delphifeeds.com/

--
Regards,
Bruce McGee
Glooscap Software

Inspired by Marco Cantu I've been playing with the mouse-following
screen capture. Early days yet but the results are functional if a
little rough around around the edges.

www.deltics.co.nz/blog

Oh, and my colleagues tell me I sound like a girl in the video (no
offence to any girls), my voice lacking it's usual booming bass.

Which is probably the result of not having a decent microphone to hand
and using my webcam pinned to my shirt collar, so apologies in general
for the sound quality!

Jolyon Smith wrote:

> Inspired by Marco Cantu I've been playing with the mouse-following
> screen capture.

Since I'm way too lazy to search Marco's site for which screen capture
program was used, would you be able to tell me which one? <g>

--
Dave Nottage [TeamB]

In article <xn0ftm21h39cdbj000@newsgroups.borland.com>,
bmcgee@glooscap.com says...
> Jolyon Smith wrote:
>
> > (Thanks Bruce)
>
> The more blogs the better.
>
> You should also ask to be added to DelphiFeeds.
>
> http://www.delphifeeds.com/

I've contacted the guys at that site and begged and pleaded to have
myself made an example of. Um, I mean "exception".

In article <489a3b56$1@newsgroups.borland.com>,
davidn.cgng@radsoft.com.au says...
> Jolyon Smith wrote:
>
> > Inspired by Marco Cantu I've been playing with the mouse-following
> > screen capture.
>
> Since I'm way too lazy to search Marco's site for which screen capture
> program was used, would you be able to tell me which one? <g>

Sure. It was CamStudio: http://camstudio.org/

I've since been told about Bobyte AVIScreen: http://www.bobyte.com/


But I haven't had a chance to play with bobyte yet beyond taking a quick
look - first impressions were that it didn't seem to be as flexible and
had trouble with my dual monitor setup. It also didn't seem to support
audio capture - only video.


CamStudio was far from trouble-free itself, but being something of a
noob in this area I don't know to what extent my initial problems were
down to CamStudio, my codec(s) or my NVidia drivers.