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It highlights its ideology, its organizational set up, its militant posturing, training of its cadres, its dress code, its political goals, and its frontal organization & political face. The brotherhood in saffron pdf files. It is a chronology of RSS's complete biographical profile.[] Keywords,,,,,,,,,,, [] Accession Number BK-001057 Author #Walter K. Description Almost every organized religion except, perhaps Buddhism, has a narrow fundamentalist, militant streak and aggressive fascist ideology along with its moral, humanitarian outlook. It is the fundamentalist / fascist, exclusivist streak which has been causing communal tensions and violence all over the globe. This book gives a comprehensive history of the Hindu fundamentalist organization called the Rashtrya Svaymsevak Sangh (RSS) from its origin in the early twentieth century up to last decade of 20th century.

A little further down page: Lazarus/ Delphi/ Programming Tutorials, Table of links to tutorials. All from one author. First: Headers.

I have, if you would add a translation. (As grateful as I am to everyone, I think is, today, more worthy of translation!) This 'translations' block has grown so large, that some have been moved futher down the page. But you can jump to the right place with the link! This page, as it stood August 2018, is, translated by Alana. This page, as it stood July 2018, is, translated by Zoltan. This page, as it stood in April 2018, is, translated by Lars.

I am especially pleased to have this version after a wonderful trip to Oslo and Svalbard, and more especially as I can very precisely identify the start of my whole life in computers. The teacher grew up in Norway. His nickname became 'Pooter' because of his pronunciation of 'computer'. He was a remarkable man.

When he was 15, he was helping the Norwegian Resistance get downed Allied airmen out of Nazi occupied Norway. This page, as it stood in March 2018, is, translated by Marek. This page, as it stood in March 2018, is, translated by Sherali, student and blogger.

This page, as it stood in February 2018, translated by humans, into, by Laura. My thanks to these helpful people. And I hope you'll send them your thanks, too! Lazarus/ Delphi/ Programming Tutorials File: Tut.htm Suggestion: Your browser has a ' Find in this page' tool. Probably worth using, if you are looking for something specific.

The following search tool will search this site, not just this page. Powered by Looking for help with how to do specific things in Delphi, Pascal or Lazarus? You've got the right site! Feel free to use these tutorials in programming courses, but a credit of the source would be appreciated. Speaking of which. The following was a great help to my own programming: 'Borland Delphi How-To', from the Waite Group, by Frerking, Wallace and Niddery, ISBN 1-57169-019-0. Its approach suited my needs, and helped inspire the form of these tutorials: Most are self-contained explanations of how to accomplish a specific task, or use a particular component of the language.

First catch your. I now prefer Lazarus, because it is free and creates applications for multiple platforms. I have yet to encounter something Lazarus can't do that Delphi could. Lazarus has been my main programming language since July 2011.

Is not as easy as it once was, but I hope you can still do it, if you want to explore an alternative to Lazarus. Lazarus- All I use now, except to maintain legacy apps Lazarus is very like the older, commercial RAD, Delphi. You can work in Windows, in Linux or Mac OS.

You can compile your code to create applications for Windows, Linux or Mac. And yes, in general, you may sell the code thus created. (See the Lazarus site for 'fine print' about that.) For some years now, all of my new work has been done with Lazarus.

Many of the things explained on my Delphi pages 'work' under Lazarus. In addition, I have some for you. (They arose after I moved from Delphi. I haven't written a new Dlephi tutorial for some time. (But I still 'maintian' the old ones.)). I've begun working thorough my Delphi tutorials, annotating them with indications of anything that isn't quite the same in Lazarus.

If you are trying to do Lazarus with one of my Delphi tutorials, and it isn't going well, please which tutorial you are working with. I'll move it up my 'add comments to this one' list! I've also started.

Brower-friendly web-pages I aim to make my pages browser friendly. Make your browser window as wide as you want it. The text will flow nicely.

It is easier to read in a narrow window. And the rest of your screen will be free for your Delphi or Lazarus work! Hold down the control key ('ctrl') and press the plus sign, the minus sign, or zero to change the size of the text in Firefox and other good browsers. This and another good hint explained on page! There are more notes at the bottom of the page about other offerings, my editorial philosophy, a button to email me, and a search engine to help you find things in my site. For a bit of fun, see my demonstration of with nothing more than! Forgive a little impertinence?