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Category Archives: Third Party Components
Did you know…?
Did you know that TMS Web Core supports record helpers for intrinsic types? They are located in the unit WEBLib.Utils and are compatible to the Delphi record helpers but support further methods like e.g. if lString.NotIsEmpty then begin … end; … Continue reading
Posted in Delphi, RAD Studio 10 Seattle, RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin, RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo, RAD Studio 10.3 Rio, RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney, RAD Studio XE7, RAD Studio XE8, Third Party Components, Tips and Tricks, TMS Software, TMS Web Core
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Orpheus
I fixed several minor bugs in Orpheus according to Win64 and Unicode. Embarcadero has updated GetIt. I have the impression that still many people are using this library which I have seen for the first time with Delphi 2.
Posted in C++-Builder, Delphi, RAD Studio 10.3 Rio, RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney, Third Party Components, TurboPack, TurboPower
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PNG
This time I fixed a bug in the PNG components. These components are quite up-to-date, contrary to the old TurboPower components.
Posted in Delphi, RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney, Third Party Components, TurboPack, TurboPower
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Orpheus
During the last days I fixed two bugs in the good old Orpheus components. Both were related to the TPictureField component. As I mentioned several times you can use Orpheus in legacy code, but you should avoid to use it … Continue reading
Posted in RAD Studio 10 Seattle, Third Party Components, Tips and Tricks, TurboPack, TurboPower, Uncategorized
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Hands On With Delphi Part 2
Today I received my copy of Holger Flick’s new book “Hands On With Delphi Part 2“. From what Holger said I received the first copy of this great new book. Many thanks to Holger for this wonderful work!
Posted in Delphi, Third Party Components, Tips and Tricks, TMS Software, TMS Web Core
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Mustangpeak
As I mentioned yesterday, pyscripter joined the TurboPack team. He maintains not only SynEdit but also the Mustangpeak libs. That’s why I merged the different Mustangpeak forks and pushed them to Turbo pack. Many thanks again for your help and … Continue reading
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DOSCommand
Since I’m currently working on the TurboPack components, I just updated DOSCommand. There was a pull request by a user and I merged it into the main branch.
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PNG Components
I synchronized the Turbo Pack PNG components with these ones. I also added an explicit cpp output dir for the hpp files. During installation with GetIt, the IDE now compiles the components and creates the necessary hpp files, so that … Continue reading
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Virtual Tree View
I just synchronized the Virtual Tree View with the official version. Both libraries are nearly the same, but the names of the packages are slightly different. GetIt deploys the TurboPack version, that is now also up-to-date.
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LockBox reloaded
A user asked me if he can use the LockBox component in a new multi-platform application. I told him that he can do it theoretically but he should consider the following: LockBox has been developed by TurboPower that discontinued the … Continue reading
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