SB>TU> Well, "Teach Yourself Delphi 2.0 in 21 Days," looks good.  So far
SB>TU> (Day4) it is pretty much covering the basics of Pascal, which I
SB>TU> alreadyknow, though the refresher helps.  (It has been many years
SB>Well, I am pretty familiar with this one ;) I am looking for a detailed
SB>reference that covers the entire lanaguage better than the borland 
stuff...A
SB>Johnny 5 says, "More Input!".
So am I.  Unfortunately, I haven't found exactly that.  Most of the
books I have seen are either beginner's tutorials (which is what I need
at the moment), or more abstract.  For example, Delphi 2.0 Unleashed is
a pretty good book, but it doesn't seem to have much in the way of
reference material.  I am hoping that the Delphi 2.0 Developers Guide
(due out soon) will prove to be what I am looking for.  Now, for Borland
C++, there is Tom Swan's excellent "Mastering Borland C++ 4.5," which
pretty much lists each command, and gives an example.  What is really
needed is a book like the old Osborne:McGraw-Hill "reference" series.
They did one for Borland C++ 3.1, and seem to be maintaining the series
for C, C++, and the Internet.  Oh well, maybe something will come along.
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