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Simple Moving Average summation/offset issue

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问题 I wrote a simple moving average with a moving window of Temperatures read as a voltage between 0 and 10V. The algorithm appears to work correctly, however, it has a problem where depending upon which Temperatures filled the window first, the moving average will have an offset for any values not near this value. For example, running this program with the temp. sensor plugged in a room temp yields 4.4V or 21.3 C. Though, if I unplug the temp. sensor the voltage drops to 1.4V yet the moving

How to embed a browser object, other than IE<n>, in a Delphi application

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Using the default TWebBrowser makes things easy to embed a web browser. Unfortunately the one that comes in by default is IE<n>. I'm wondering how does one integrate a Gecko or WebKit one. Are there VCL examples somewhere? If not, how would one go about doing it? Where's the best place to find the core for Gecko and/or WebKit in an embeddable format? TWebBrowser is IE. It is not a plugable construction for browsers. You can have other browsers integrated in your application. See http://www.adamlock.com/mozilla/ http://delphi.mozdev.org/articles/taming_the_lizard_with_delphi.html http://ftp

How to embed a browser object, other than IE<n>, in a Delphi application

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问题 Using the default TWebBrowser makes things easy to embed a web browser. Unfortunately the one that comes in by default is IE<n>. I'm wondering how does one integrate a Gecko or WebKit one. Are there VCL examples somewhere? If not, how would one go about doing it? Where's the best place to find the core for Gecko and/or WebKit in an embeddable format? 回答1: TWebBrowser is IE. It is not a plugable construction for browsers. You can have other browsers integrated in your application. See http:/