Moving from Delphi 7 to Delphi 2007Is there any compelling reason to move (quite a large project) from
Delphi 7 to Delphi 2007?
Specifically, is there better Vista/Win7/Win8 integration provided by
Delphi 2007? (In the project I am already using a custom manifest file
for Vista/Win7 etc.. and not the std XPMan component)
Does 2007 add any new bugs to the scene?
Thanks
Rael
Rael wrote:
> Is there any compelling reason to move (quite a large project) from
> Delphi 7 to Delphi 2007?
If you are going to upgrade, why not upgrade to something newer?
> In the project I am already using a custom man...
Migrate from Delphi 2007 for Win32 to Delphi XEwe use Delphi 2007 for Win32 to support legacy (32Bit) OWL-based pascal applications (yes i know it was a mistake not to switch to VCL 15 years ago).
could our applications still be opened and compiled with Delphi XE?
The existing projects are all plain Pascal-Code, coming back from the times of Turbo Pascal for Windows and later on Borland Pascal.
Are there any improvements we could profit from (i.e IDE, Debugger)?
Thanks
Andrej
> {quote:title=Andrej Dimic wrote:}{quote}
> could our applications still be opened and compiled with Delphi XE?
I'm not sure, but I guess ...
Migration from Delphi 2007 Rad to Delphi XE Where is QuickreportsHave installed and finally registered Delphi Xe, I am looking for Quickreports but am unable to find it anywhere, I asked the Distributer and was told its packaged in Delphi XE, Well I should have gone to specsavers......cos I cant see it any where ?
> {quote:title=Colin Coleman wrote:}{quote}
> Have installed and finally registered Delphi Xe, I am looking for Quickreports but am unable to find it anywhere, I asked the Distributer and was told its packaged in Delphi XE, Well I should have gone to specsavers......cos I cant see it any where ?
Hello Colin,
Delphi X...
How to use a delphi XE3 obj file in delphi 2007?Hi,
I'm migrating an application from delphi 2007 to delphi XE3 and I would like to do it in several steps. To do this I need to use a part of my new code (XE3) in the current delphi 2007 application. So I want to use the .obj file from my XE3 file. I know I have to use the {$L 'Filename'} and I know that I have to declare the functions that I want to use in external in my D2007 project.
I wanted to make an easy and simple example to see how it works with only 1 function 'hello world' compiled in obj with XE3 but I can't find the way to use it in D2007.
In D200...
can i use delphi 2007 bpls in delphi 2009can i use delphi 2007 bpls in delphi 2009 ?
"Gaetan SIRY" skrev i meddelelsen news:8703@forums.codegear.com...
> can i use delphi 2007 bpls in delphi 2009 ?
No.
--
Finn Tolderlund
The compatiblity between D2006 and D2007 was unique.
Normaly they can't be compatible because new version enhance/change the API. And D2009 defines String = Unicode where older version has String = Ansistring so D200x/Dx-BPL are 200% incompatible with D2009.
...
Delphi 7 to Delphi XEHave been using Delphi 7 for many moons ( have got later versions but never
upgraded to )
My first problem is:
Component Palette. in XE it is a small toolbar docked in top right
in Delphi 7 it gives a large view of all the components.
I am struggling to be able to cope/access my components.in Delphi XE.
Can I make the component pallette tool bar the same size as Delphi 7, or is
there a fast way to view/choose all available components in XE, that I have
not spotted yet?
Kind Regards,
Robert.
Hi,
What I know is that in Delphi 2010 and XE you can choose
between t...
Delphi 4 to Delphi 2007Hello,
I will have to port a D4 application (with source) to D2007.
what kind of problem could I face ?
I will have to go to customer site tommorow to analyse its source code
to quote the work, what should I care of to hestimate the porting time ?
Thanks
John Terry wrote:
> Hello,
> I will have to port a D4 application (with source) to D2007.
> what kind of problem could I face ?
> I will have to go to customer site tommorow to analyse its source code
> to quote the work, what should I care of to hestimate the porting time ?
You can probably do it by just changi...
Delphi 2007 to Delphi 7I've written a class in Delphi 2007 that is not supported in Delphi 7. What
would be the best way to achive what I've done in Delphi 2007 in Delphi 7?
Thanks,
Tom
type BondConstants = class
{ Bond Types }
type BondType = record
const
TREASURY = 3;
AGENCY = 0;
CORP = 1;
MUNI = 2;
SBA = 5;
MBS = 4;
CMO = 6;
end;
{ Day Count Methods }
type DayCount = record
const
ACTUAL_360 = 2;
ACTUAL_365 = 1;
ACTUAL_ACTUAL = 1;
d30_360 = 0;
...
Delphi XE / Delphi 2010Hello!
I noticed that Embarcadero® Delphi® 2010 Version is not on the list of products on
Embarcadero page.
Or is it still possible to buy it?
Will RAD Studio XE compile programs written in Delphi 2010 without problems.?
Thanks.
Am 13.09.2010 09:04, schrieb Petra Nemec:
> Will RAD Studio XE compile programs written in Delphi 2010 without problems.?
As always you will probably have to recreate the projects as the import
is still a bit -- special.
Christian
Hello!
Does anybody know if it is still possible to get a Delphi2010 trial version
(if yes where)?
...
Trying to call a .DLL from Delphi XE (used to work with Delphi 6 :-) )Hi everyone,
I have a problem where perhaps some one could help point me in the right direction.
In Delphi 6 I used a stand alone package to train a neural netowrk,. The trained neural network was stored as a .DEF file.
The standalone software provided a .DLL and Delphi code to call the network and get the prediced values from your sw. (The .DLL was created in 2002 and apparently is 32 bit.)
I have'nt used it for years but am now coming back to it.... I now use Delphi XE on Windows 7 (32 bit)
The old .exe's I had compiled from that time work fine.
However in Delphi XE ...
Delphi and Delphi for .NetIt seems that Delphi for .Net is slower than Delphi Win32 native applicaiton.
I would like to know is it true all .Net application is slower than Win32 native applicaiton or it is Delphi for .Net only.
Your information is great appreciated,
Inung
On 2011-06-21 18:20:17 +0100, Inung Huang said:
> It seems that Delphi for .Net is slower than Delphi Win32 native applicaiton.
> I would like to know is it true all .Net application is slower than
> Win32 native applicaiton or it is Delphi for .Net only.
If you are only running the code in the application once then, yes, yo...
Delphi 2007 to Delphi 2009 ConversionCharArrayPtr = ^CharArray;
CharArray = array[0..MaxInt-1] of Char;
How to convert to Delphi 2009?
Bill
Bill Miller wrote:
> CharArrayPtr = ^CharArray;
> CharArray = array[0..MaxInt-1] of Char;
>
> How to convert to Delphi 2009?
>
> Bill
it depends heavelly on how it is used fearther down in your project and
what you want to convert it to.
I you want to simple convert the declarations ignoring UNicode
altogether then the only think you have to change is the CharArray
declaratin from a Char to an AnsiChar eg
CharArrayPtr = ^CharArray;
CharArray =...
Delphi 2009 alongside Delphi 2007Hi all,
I am about to install Delphi 2009 on the same development system
as Delphi 2007, before I embark is there anything I should be aware
of so as to not break my Delphi 2007 installation and projects ?
Thanks
JT
John Taylor wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am about to install Delphi 2009 on the same development system
> as Delphi 2007, before I embark is there anything I should be aware
> of so as to not break my Delphi 2007 installation and projects ?
As long as you install into a separate folder there is no problem with
the two versions getting into each other...
Migrate from Delphi 2007 to Delphi 2010Hi All,
Thanks in advance for your help.
Below is my query,
Currently I am using Delphi 2007 and i want to migrate to Delphi 2010.
1. What all things i need to take care while doing this?
2. What all third party components will get impacted?
3. Any known issues in Delphi 2010 which might impact the cause?
4. Any changes in database operation required as i am using Oracle?
Hope I have post this query under correct category. If not sorry for the trouble and could you please suggest me the correct category for this?
Looking forward for your response.
Have a great day.
Th...