I made a dumb mistake and, although my app compiled fine (passed the syntax
check gauntlet unmolested), it wouldn't run because I was getting:
[Pascal Fatal Error] JCPClientDM.pas(1748): F2084 Internal Error: C11919
On closer examination of the method where the compiler barfed, I saw I had
made a dumb boo-boo:
procedure TClientDM.Popul8MisfirePrinters(var ACombox: TComboBox);
begin
cdsGenericQuery.Active := False;
cdsGenericQuery.CommandText :=
'SELECT PRINTER_NAME, PRINTER_ID '+
'FROM PRINTERS_LU '+
'ORDER BY PRINTER_NAME ';
cdsGenericQuery.Open;
while not Pred(cdsGenericQuery.Eof) do begin
ACombox.Items.AddObject(cdsGenericQuery.Fields[0].AsString,
TObject(cdsGenericQuery.Fields[1].AsInteger));
cdsGenericQuery.Next;
end;
end;
Once I removed the Pred() -- something I always do with code like "for i :=
0 to Pred(Items.Count) do begin", the C11919 monster went away and I went on
my merry way.
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