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Category Archives: C++-Builder
TMS Passkit at German Code Rage 2017
This year I will hold a presentation at the German Code Rage 2017. You can join it on Thursday, 22th at 1 pm. I will talk about the new TMS PassKit component. With TMS PassKit, wallet PassKit files can be … Continue reading
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Converted dfm to Text Format
Today Stefan Glienke mentioned at Google+ that there are some libraries which still use the binary format for dfm files. This is an issue since it is nearly impossible to recognize the changes in your vcs. I do remember old … Continue reading
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Free Capacities
Hi all, I currently have free capacities. I’m looking for remote contract work. I’m a specialist in all Delphi versions, particularly components, SQL databases, ORM and multi-threading. — Thanks, Roman
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PNG Components and Tokyo
This week I received an email from Uwe Raabe that he has updated his png components under bitbucket. That’s why I just updated the TurboPack version under GitHub. As I mentioned in a previous post the RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo … Continue reading
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TFile.Size 2.0
Yesterday I got a suggestion for a better implementation for TFile.Size from Stefan Glienke. Many thanks for it, Stefan. In order to make the code compatible to other functions in System.IOUtils, I modified it in the way that I’m raising … Continue reading
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TFile.Size
I use very often the System.IOUtils units with the wonderful classes/records TPath, TDirectory and TFile. They are much more comfortable than the old functions from System.SysUtils like FindFirst etc.. But there is one method I’m really missing: It is the … Continue reading
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RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo and TurboPack
Maybe most of you already heard that the next release of RAD Studio will be 10.2 Tokyo. Additionally to supporting Win32, Win64, MacOS, iOS and Android RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo will support Linux64. As always I updated the TurboPack libraries … Continue reading
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EncodeString
This week I had to migrate an application from Delphi XE3 to Delphi Berlin and this application uses a Base64 encoding. Normally Base64 encoding is not difficult stuff and Delphi XE3 simply offers the function EncodeString in the unit Soap.EncdDecd. … Continue reading
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GitHub or Bitbucket
I’m currently hosting the TurboPack components under GitHub but which not surprisingly supports Git. But normally I’m working with HG because of the great TortoiseHG tool. With the the help of the HGGit extension I can use TortoiseHG with Git … Continue reading
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RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin and TurboPack
Maybe most of you already heard the latest news, today RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin shipped. With the release of the version of RAD Studio I updated the TurboPack libraries. You can download the TurboPack libraries manually from the TurboPack website … Continue reading
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