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>> I think it would be easier if you could specify the
>> parser by code instead of adding header files...
> 
> Well, that is what happens when you use a header file - you are specifying
> in code what you want to use.

I just think it's not very intuitive. It would be easier to have a 
property where you can specify the list of parsers that you are 
insterested instead of having big list of header files included in your 
project.


> You haven't said what is not actually working.  So I am assuming that the
> Count is still returning 0?  If so, then either the parsers are not being
> registered correctly at program startup, or else you are simply retreiving a
> listing that there is no parser available for.

Yes, the count is 0. I don't know what else to try. It seems pretty 
straightforward. You saw my code. There is nothing else. In that example 
I'm retrieving data from the borland site. I would be surprised that 
there is not a parser for that.

>> void __fastcall TForm1::FormCreate(TObject *Sender)
> 
> DO NOT use the OnCreate event in C++!  It is a Delphi idiom that can produce
> illegal behavior in C++, as it ican be triggered before the constructor in
> run.  Use the actual constructor instead, or else wait until after the form
> is fully constructed.

Ok, I put my code in a different place but still doesn't work.


Thanks for your help.