TFParse Delphi Component, version 1.1

All source code copyright 1996 Kevin L. Boylan

The TFParse Delphi component makes it easy to parse words from files, 
strings, or PChars.  It allows you to carefully define what makes a word 
and what words will be parsed.  TFParse makes it easy to perform tasks 
like indexing words for full text search and retrieval applications.
Source included.  Example program included. Help files included.

This has not been tested on a system other than mine so please let me know
if there are any missing files or something that doesn't work.  I am continuing
to improve this component so also let me know if you have any suggestions for
enhancements.  Thanks!

Component Installation:

Put the Component files (FPARSE.PAS and FPARSE.DCR) into a directory where you 
will keep non-Borland components.  Then in Delphi click the Options|Install 
Components menu selection.  Be sure that the directory with the component files 
is included in the 'Search Path' edit box on this screen.  If not, add it.  
Next, click the Add button and then the Browse button and find the directory 
that you just copied the component's files to.  Find  and select the FPARSE.PAS 
file. Now click OK.  Click OK again and the component will be compiled. You are 
now out of the Install Components dialog box.  You will find the TFParse 
component has been added to the Samples pallette.

Move the TFPARSE.HLP file from your component directory to your DELPHI\BIN 
directory. Move the TFPARSE.KWF file to your DELPHI\HELP directory.  Now run 
the HELPINST.EXE (either double click from File Manager in the HELP directory 
or from the icon in Program Manager.   Now, while in HELPINST, click the open 
file toolbar button and find and select the DELPHI.HDX file in the DELPHI\BIN 
directory.  Then click the '+' toolbar button and find and select the 
TFPARSE.KWF file in the DELPHI\HELP directory.  This will add the TFPARSE.KWF 
file to the listbox that you can see.  Now click the 'Save' toolbar button and 
the TFPARSE help file will be registered with Delphi.  You may now exit.

Installing help in this way will allow you to get context sensitive help on each 
property and event by pressing F1 while a particular property or event is selected 
in the Object Inspector.


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