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Delphi 10.2 How do I get Log.d to ignore % in the HTML source code?
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How do I get Log.d to ignore % in the HTML source code? Or tell Log.d not to format the code?
The HTML code I send to my program:
<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />
The procedure I created:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d(CombineStrings);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
How I use it:
Target := '<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />'
DebugText('Target: ', Target);
The error I'm getting:
First chance exception at $756C1812. Exception class EConvertError with message 'No argument for format 'Target: <input type="hidden" na''. Process htmlParserExample.exe (5168)
What I think is happening, that Log.d thinks the % in the HTML code is for formating when it is not.
delphi format arguments firemonkey delphi-10.2-tokyo
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
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asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
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How do I get Log.d to ignore % in the HTML source code? Or tell Log.d not to format the code?
The HTML code I send to my program:
<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />
The procedure I created:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d(CombineStrings);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
How I use it:
Target := '<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />'
DebugText('Target: ', Target);
The error I'm getting:
First chance exception at $756C1812. Exception class EConvertError with message 'No argument for format 'Target: <input type="hidden" na''. Process htmlParserExample.exe (5168)
What I think is happening, that Log.d thinks the % in the HTML code is for formating when it is not.
delphi format arguments firemonkey delphi-10.2-tokyo
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
Where is the rest of ThtmlParser declared? What is the declaration of log.d?
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 17:47
@MartynA Log.d is in FMX.Types
– Dave Nottage
Jan 1 at 21:06
2
@DaveNottage: But how are readers supposed to guess that that's what the OP is referring to? There isn't even a FireMonkey tag on the q.
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 21:12
@MartynA log.d is accessible to VCL projects as well, despite being in FMX.Types!
– Pat Heuvel
Jan 2 at 8:48
@PatHeuvel: Yes, but readers shouldn't have to guess whether that is te log.d the OP intended; the information should be in the q.
– MartynA
Jan 2 at 9:06
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How do I get Log.d to ignore % in the HTML source code? Or tell Log.d not to format the code?
The HTML code I send to my program:
<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />
The procedure I created:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d(CombineStrings);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
How I use it:
Target := '<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />'
DebugText('Target: ', Target);
The error I'm getting:
First chance exception at $756C1812. Exception class EConvertError with message 'No argument for format 'Target: <input type="hidden" na''. Process htmlParserExample.exe (5168)
What I think is happening, that Log.d thinks the % in the HTML code is for formating when it is not.
delphi format arguments firemonkey delphi-10.2-tokyo
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
How do I get Log.d to ignore % in the HTML source code? Or tell Log.d not to format the code?
The HTML code I send to my program:
<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />
The procedure I created:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d(CombineStrings);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
How I use it:
Target := '<input type="hidden" name="Mode" value="Search%20Statutes" />'
DebugText('Target: ', Target);
The error I'm getting:
First chance exception at $756C1812. Exception class EConvertError with message 'No argument for format 'Target: <input type="hidden" na''. Process htmlParserExample.exe (5168)
What I think is happening, that Log.d thinks the % in the HTML code is for formating when it is not.
delphi format arguments firemonkey delphi-10.2-tokyo
delphi format arguments firemonkey delphi-10.2-tokyo
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
edited Jan 2 at 0:10
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
339k19263458
asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
asked Jan 1 at 17:33
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
276
Where is the rest of ThtmlParser declared? What is the declaration of log.d?
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 17:47
@MartynA Log.d is in FMX.Types
– Dave Nottage
Jan 1 at 21:06
2
@DaveNottage: But how are readers supposed to guess that that's what the OP is referring to? There isn't even a FireMonkey tag on the q.
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 21:12
@MartynA log.d is accessible to VCL projects as well, despite being in FMX.Types!
– Pat Heuvel
Jan 2 at 8:48
@PatHeuvel: Yes, but readers shouldn't have to guess whether that is te log.d the OP intended; the information should be in the q.
– MartynA
Jan 2 at 9:06
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Where is the rest of ThtmlParser declared? What is the declaration of log.d?
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 17:47
@MartynA Log.d is in FMX.Types
– Dave Nottage
Jan 1 at 21:06
2
@DaveNottage: But how are readers supposed to guess that that's what the OP is referring to? There isn't even a FireMonkey tag on the q.
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 21:12
@MartynA log.d is accessible to VCL projects as well, despite being in FMX.Types!
– Pat Heuvel
Jan 2 at 8:48
@PatHeuvel: Yes, but readers shouldn't have to guess whether that is te log.d the OP intended; the information should be in the q.
– MartynA
Jan 2 at 9:06
Where is the rest of ThtmlParser declared? What is the declaration of log.d?
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 17:47
Where is the rest of ThtmlParser declared? What is the declaration of log.d?
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 17:47
@MartynA Log.d is in FMX.Types
– Dave Nottage
Jan 1 at 21:06
@MartynA Log.d is in FMX.Types
– Dave Nottage
Jan 1 at 21:06
2
2
@DaveNottage: But how are readers supposed to guess that that's what the OP is referring to? There isn't even a FireMonkey tag on the q.
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 21:12
@DaveNottage: But how are readers supposed to guess that that's what the OP is referring to? There isn't even a FireMonkey tag on the q.
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 21:12
@MartynA log.d is accessible to VCL projects as well, despite being in FMX.Types!
– Pat Heuvel
Jan 2 at 8:48
@MartynA log.d is accessible to VCL projects as well, despite being in FMX.Types!
– Pat Heuvel
Jan 2 at 8:48
@PatHeuvel: Yes, but readers shouldn't have to guess whether that is te log.d the OP intended; the information should be in the q.
– MartynA
Jan 2 at 9:06
@PatHeuvel: Yes, but readers shouldn't have to guess whether that is te log.d the OP intended; the information should be in the q.
– MartynA
Jan 2 at 9:06
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Since Delphi is "looking for a format", I gave it a format to follow.
I am not sure why Delphi's developing team would create a class procedure d(const Msg: string); overload; inline; and not let us use it? That is what got me confused. So instead, I used this instead:
class procedure d(const Fmt: string; const Args: array of const); overload;
Here is my new procedure that fixes my issue:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d('%s',[CombineStrings]);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
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I would useLog.d('%s%s', [ExtraStr, Str])instead, and get rid ofCombineStrings. You should also file a bug report about the single-argument version ofLog.d()misbehaving. It should not be formatting anything.
– Remy Lebeau
Jan 2 at 0:07
2
@Remy, ElDiablo:Log.d(Msg)seems to callLog.d(Msg, );. That is a mistake, indeed. It should be the other way around. Or it could callLog.d('%s', [Msg]);. That would be fine.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 7:48
Reported it: quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-23171
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 12:15
Was just notified that my report was a duplicate of quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-20021 and that this is resolved in Delphi 10.3 Rio.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 15:46
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Since Delphi is "looking for a format", I gave it a format to follow.
I am not sure why Delphi's developing team would create a class procedure d(const Msg: string); overload; inline; and not let us use it? That is what got me confused. So instead, I used this instead:
class procedure d(const Fmt: string; const Args: array of const); overload;
Here is my new procedure that fixes my issue:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d('%s',[CombineStrings]);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
2
I would useLog.d('%s%s', [ExtraStr, Str])instead, and get rid ofCombineStrings. You should also file a bug report about the single-argument version ofLog.d()misbehaving. It should not be formatting anything.
– Remy Lebeau
Jan 2 at 0:07
2
@Remy, ElDiablo:Log.d(Msg)seems to callLog.d(Msg, );. That is a mistake, indeed. It should be the other way around. Or it could callLog.d('%s', [Msg]);. That would be fine.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 7:48
Reported it: quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-23171
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 12:15
Was just notified that my report was a duplicate of quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-20021 and that this is resolved in Delphi 10.3 Rio.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 15:46
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Since Delphi is "looking for a format", I gave it a format to follow.
I am not sure why Delphi's developing team would create a class procedure d(const Msg: string); overload; inline; and not let us use it? That is what got me confused. So instead, I used this instead:
class procedure d(const Fmt: string; const Args: array of const); overload;
Here is my new procedure that fixes my issue:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d('%s',[CombineStrings]);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
2
I would useLog.d('%s%s', [ExtraStr, Str])instead, and get rid ofCombineStrings. You should also file a bug report about the single-argument version ofLog.d()misbehaving. It should not be formatting anything.
– Remy Lebeau
Jan 2 at 0:07
2
@Remy, ElDiablo:Log.d(Msg)seems to callLog.d(Msg, );. That is a mistake, indeed. It should be the other way around. Or it could callLog.d('%s', [Msg]);. That would be fine.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 7:48
Reported it: quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-23171
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 12:15
Was just notified that my report was a duplicate of quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-20021 and that this is resolved in Delphi 10.3 Rio.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 15:46
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Since Delphi is "looking for a format", I gave it a format to follow.
I am not sure why Delphi's developing team would create a class procedure d(const Msg: string); overload; inline; and not let us use it? That is what got me confused. So instead, I used this instead:
class procedure d(const Fmt: string; const Args: array of const); overload;
Here is my new procedure that fixes my issue:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d('%s',[CombineStrings]);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
Since Delphi is "looking for a format", I gave it a format to follow.
I am not sure why Delphi's developing team would create a class procedure d(const Msg: string); overload; inline; and not let us use it? That is what got me confused. So instead, I used this instead:
class procedure d(const Fmt: string; const Args: array of const); overload;
Here is my new procedure that fixes my issue:
procedure ThtmlParser.DebugText(ExtraStr, Str: string);
var
CombineStrings: string;
begin
CombineStrings := ExtraStr + Str;
Log.d('%s',[CombineStrings]);
if Assigned(FOnDebug) then
begin
FOnDebug(CombineStrings);
end;
end;
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
edited Jan 2 at 0:06
Remy Lebeau
339k19263458
339k19263458
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
answered Jan 1 at 17:47
El DiabloEl Diablo
276
276
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I would useLog.d('%s%s', [ExtraStr, Str])instead, and get rid ofCombineStrings. You should also file a bug report about the single-argument version ofLog.d()misbehaving. It should not be formatting anything.
– Remy Lebeau
Jan 2 at 0:07
2
@Remy, ElDiablo:Log.d(Msg)seems to callLog.d(Msg, );. That is a mistake, indeed. It should be the other way around. Or it could callLog.d('%s', [Msg]);. That would be fine.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 7:48
Reported it: quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-23171
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 12:15
Was just notified that my report was a duplicate of quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-20021 and that this is resolved in Delphi 10.3 Rio.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 15:46
add a comment |
2
I would useLog.d('%s%s', [ExtraStr, Str])instead, and get rid ofCombineStrings. You should also file a bug report about the single-argument version ofLog.d()misbehaving. It should not be formatting anything.
– Remy Lebeau
Jan 2 at 0:07
2
@Remy, ElDiablo:Log.d(Msg)seems to callLog.d(Msg, );. That is a mistake, indeed. It should be the other way around. Or it could callLog.d('%s', [Msg]);. That would be fine.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 7:48
Reported it: quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-23171
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 12:15
Was just notified that my report was a duplicate of quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-20021 and that this is resolved in Delphi 10.3 Rio.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 15:46
2
2
I would use
Log.d('%s%s', [ExtraStr, Str]) instead, and get rid of CombineStrings. You should also file a bug report about the single-argument version of Log.d() misbehaving. It should not be formatting anything.– Remy Lebeau
Jan 2 at 0:07
I would use
Log.d('%s%s', [ExtraStr, Str]) instead, and get rid of CombineStrings. You should also file a bug report about the single-argument version of Log.d() misbehaving. It should not be formatting anything.– Remy Lebeau
Jan 2 at 0:07
2
2
@Remy, ElDiablo:
Log.d(Msg) seems to call Log.d(Msg, );. That is a mistake, indeed. It should be the other way around. Or it could call Log.d('%s', [Msg]);. That would be fine.– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 7:48
@Remy, ElDiablo:
Log.d(Msg) seems to call Log.d(Msg, );. That is a mistake, indeed. It should be the other way around. Or it could call Log.d('%s', [Msg]);. That would be fine.– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 7:48
Reported it: quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-23171
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 12:15
Reported it: quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-23171
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 12:15
Was just notified that my report was a duplicate of quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-20021 and that this is resolved in Delphi 10.3 Rio.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 15:46
Was just notified that my report was a duplicate of quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-20021 and that this is resolved in Delphi 10.3 Rio.
– Rudy Velthuis
Jan 2 at 15:46
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Where is the rest of ThtmlParser declared? What is the declaration of log.d?
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 17:47
@MartynA Log.d is in FMX.Types
– Dave Nottage
Jan 1 at 21:06
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@DaveNottage: But how are readers supposed to guess that that's what the OP is referring to? There isn't even a FireMonkey tag on the q.
– MartynA
Jan 1 at 21:12
@MartynA log.d is accessible to VCL projects as well, despite being in FMX.Types!
– Pat Heuvel
Jan 2 at 8:48
@PatHeuvel: Yes, but readers shouldn't have to guess whether that is te log.d the OP intended; the information should be in the q.
– MartynA
Jan 2 at 9:06