Is it posible to configure Delphi XE3 IDE to use Delphi 7 compiler/debugerHi!
Like many other developer out there I have several project which has been developed with older version of Delphi (Delphi 7). Since theese projects rely on some components which are not compatible with newer versions of Delphi (no newer versions available) I'm forced to do any maintnance on theese projects using Delphi 7.
Another solution would be to find replacment components which would provide me with same capabilities and work with latest versions of Delphi. But this would probbably require compleete rewritings of my projects (lots and lots of work).
So currently I'm using...
To use or not to use DelphiSadly, it seems to me that there is a sort of race between the two threads, for and against using Delphi in new projects, with more or less the same users posting in both threads. Arguments are fiercely debated in both camps.
Borland had their own vision. As a community, now that Delphi has changed ownership I believe we should try to be more consistent, more clear, and more articulate in what we expect from Embercadero in terms of Delphi. We can contribute to keeping Delphi alive and moving in the right direction.
"Laurent Cocea" schrieb:
> Sadly, it seems to me that there is a sort of race ...
<snip>
Some people go fishing, some go to the movies, some like to take long walks
on the beach, and then some like to type their fingers bloody discussing
totally irrelevant issues on public Newsgroups. And my wife likes to watch
soap operas and follow posts from a forum where new-baked parents are
discussing their kids-issues.
Everyone needs a hobby :-)
Regards,
Danijel
Laurent Cocea wrote:
> Sadly, it seems to me that there is a sort of race between the two
> threads
They're essentially the same thread with a little more trolling in one
than the other. Lots of free time over the holidays and all.
I think the discussion in general is a good thing, though. Help remind
people why a tool like Delphi is worth while, and maybe even shed some
light on some of the things that still need attention. I still learn
about ...
Delphi IDE running on Linux using WINEHi,
I have recently retested the Delphi IDE on WINE and was surprised that it actually worked (there are issues however).
Since I'd really like to use Delphi outside a VM on my Linux system, I decided to invest some time into this.
I have now become the official maintainer of Delphi in the WINE appdb:
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=42
Any other test results are welcome, I'm going to test all the Delphi versions I have access to in the near future.
So far I know that Delphi XE3 and Delphi XE7 work.
The installation is not strai...
Alternative to using USE in a PROCEDURE
is there a way to get around not using USE in a PROCEDURE?
I need to because I have a main site that inserts information into other DB's that i use for various subdomains. But without being able to use USE i cant select which database is needed.
thx in advance "Only when we are no longer afraid do we begin to live" -D. Thompson // f bush.
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"No man succeeds without a good woman behind him. Wife or mother, if it is both, he is twice blessed indeed." -Harold MacMillan
should i use the master database and prefix my procedures with sp_? "Only when we are no longer afraid do we begin to live" -D. Thompson // f bush.
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"No man succeeds without a good woman behind him. Wife or mother, if it is both, he is twice blessed indeed." -Harold MacMillan
Huh second time in 2 mins. Use the fully qualified path to the entity
<database>.<owner>.<entity>
...
Is there a plan to rewrite the Delphi IDE using FireMonkey ?I guess this should be a logical move to target multiple platforms and prove that Embarcadero is eating its own dog food. Although I think I've read somewhere that Delphi is using some Microsoft technology for the form designer but I might be wrong there.
Is FireMonkey suitable for that kind of application or is the VCL still the way to go for "professional" business oriented applications ? What are your thoughts ?
When XE2 is released I hope there will be a clear indication as to what kind of applications FireMonkey is suitable for or not.
<John Riche> wrote in message...
Can I use a DataWindow OCX in Delphi IDE?I've tried to use a DataWIndow OCX, but got a message i have no
design-time license. Can I set up a license? Is it legal practice to use
this OCX in different IDE then Power++? How can I obtain license number
?
Thank You. Max.
No, it is not legal to use the Datawindow OCX in any tool other than
Powerbuilder, Power++ and PowerJ. It shouldn't even be possible. They've
got it locked down.
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Jim Egan [TeamPS]
Dealer Solutions, LLC
Houston, TX
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How to get the style of tabs used in Delphi 2010 IDE?Hi,
When you have a project open in the Delphi 2010, each unit has its own tab in the IDE. What component is being used for that?
I don't think it is the standard TPageControl, or TTabControl, as those look a bit different. Each tab in the IDE has rounded corners, while the standard components have tabs with squared corners.
Anyway, I am not that concerned about the look, but what I would really like to get is the little controls that appear on the right side of the IDE tabs group. If you have a few units (tabs) open, these controls on the right side consist only of a chevron poin...
Delphi IDEI am using an external manifest file to support UAC elevations via the RC to RES technique.
Once I do this, I have to add the Theme aware info to that manifest or I get resource warnings. To get rid of the warning, I uncheck the themes option on the project.
This works fine, but the IDE shows the form designer as non-themed. When it the runs, it is themed, but not in the designer.
I am using Delphi 2010, but I tried on Delphi XE3 with the same results. If I use the Delphi XE3 "Use custom manifest" option, it works fine.
Is there a way to use an external manifest and still have the IDE show a themed form designer using Delphi 2010?
Thanks.
Isaac wrote:
> I am using an external manifest file to support UAC elevations via the
> RC to RES technique.
>
> Once I do this, I have to add the Theme aware info to that manifest
Yes. If you use a custom manifest, you have to provide ALL manifest values
that your app uses. At this time, Delphi is not able to merge multiple manifest
sources into a single manifest resource (that would be a nice feature to
have).
> To get rid of the warning, I uncheck the themes option on the project.
Yes, you must do that if you provide a custom manifest.
> This works fine, but the IDE shows the form designer as non-themed.
> When it the runs, it is themed, but not in the designer.
Since the Form Designer runs within the IDE process, it should be using the
IDE's theming, n...
Using Delphi 7 and Delphi 2010I had a project in Delphi 7.
I worked on it in Delphi 2010.
When I try to open the .dpr again in Delphi 7, the IDE toolbar widens across both monitors, and Delphi 7 locks up.
It appears that Delphi 2010 modifies the .dpr in a way that makes Delphi 7 unable to open it again.
All my forms & units appear to open fine in D7 after D2010, except for the warnings on the ExplicitHeight and ExplicitWidth properties being missing...
I can easily recreate the .dpr, but is this expected behavior?
Thanks.
Tom Field wrote:
> I had a project in Delphi 7.
>
> I worked o...
delphi Win32 using delphi .NET dllHi,
I'm trying to use a delphi.NET dll in delphi.WIN32. I am currently using CodeGear Delphi 2007 with version2(base version) of .NET
I can get the dll to import into the WIN32 application the only problem is when i include things such as: "using Classes,DateUtils, SysUtils" in the .NET dll the win32 application will instantly hang when any of the dll functions are called.
Any help would be great thanks.
Also I have tried this example and it also crashes for me? http://cc.embarcadero.com/Item/22688
-Braden
I also found this..
"The problem is that, wehn you instal...
How design a COM using Delphi and Using in PB7?I need some component, So, we want using DELPHI5 to develop a COM or
Activex.
What type of knowege or Skill I must know it.
Can anyone tell us?
from DRAOGN
Can you explain what type of component you want to create? You may not
need to a) build your own, or b) use Delphi. If the component should be
used from within a PB application, you ought to use PB to develop it
unless it is something that PB does not let you do.
regards,
Bill
DRAGON wrote:
> I need some component, So, we want using DELPHI5 to develop a COM or
> Activex.
> What type of knowege or Skill I ...
VS ide / delphi ide key mapI'm quit lost in VS ide, F9 run, F8 / F7
Ctrl+Alt+P for tool pallet and the fast find when you type component
name
F11 to switch to code view / object inspector, the ability to navigate
in the object inspector with tab and writing property name.
Will someone make a Delphi to VS guide?
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Henning Swiboda wrote:
> I'm quit lost in VS ide, F9 run, F8 / F7
> Ctrl+Alt+P for tool pallet and the fast find when you type component
> name
> F11 to switch to code view / object inspector, the ability to navigate
> in the object inspector with tab and writing propert...
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.
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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.
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Delphi 2006 vs Delphi 2009 IDE stabilityHello, all.
I have medium sized project which includes about 20Mb of source code (just
size of *.pas files). I use Delphi 2006. There are third party component
suites JVCL, DevExpress Bars, Pegasus Imaging. All updates applied. The main
problem is IDE stability. About four..five times a day IDE become unstable
after intensive usage of code insight functions (most often I press
Ctrl+Space key). The best outcome is that I have to save everything and
restart the IDE. The worst outcome is when IDE stalls or falls into endless
loop of error messages and any unsaved work is lost. OS...
If you use Delphi...If you use Delphi for .NET with ASA, please vote for this:
http://qc.borland.com/wc/qcmain.aspx?d=31677
...
Comparison between Visual Studio 2008 IDE and Delphi 2010 IDE?Hi,
I wonder which is more programmer friendly. Especially for syntax
highlighting and fast code writting, viewing..
Thanks..
Mehmet Fide wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wonder which is more programmer friendly. Especially for syntax
> highlighting and fast code writting, viewing..
>
>
> Thanks..
See "RAD Studio 2010 vs. Visual Studio 2010" in non-technical group.
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Warm Regards,
Lee
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When to use ( and when to use ((?I'm just not getting it.
When do you use ( in a statement, when do you need to use ((, and is
the space after either or both mandatory?
For example, I coded this statement:
if (( $_ eq $bad_guys_ip )) { more_stuff_here };
Why the two (( in an if? And why does it seem to not work when I miss
the space after the ((?
Thanx!
Mark me as...
/Corn-fused|Dense/
> I'm just not getting it.
>=20
> When do you use ( in a statement, when do you need to use ((, and is
> the space after either or both mandatory?
>=20
> For example, I coded this sta...
TBitmap and TImageI need to display a bitmap image. In some cases I want to
display the entire image but sometimes I need
to display the rightmost part of it. I use a TImage and
a TBitmap which are fields of the form. I clearly miss
something because the following code does not work.
After starting the program if I first click Button1 then
Button2 it's OK, but if I start the program and I first click
Button2, then I get a truncated image when I click Button1.
The right part of the image is missing.
What am I doing wrong?
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
bmp := TBitmap...
MOVED: Use Delphi XE TLB importer in Delphi 2007?....to the ActiveX group:
https://forums.embarcadero.com/thread.jspa?threadID=47170
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Delphi/InterBase Weblog : http://blogs.teamb.com/craigstuntz/
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Delphi IDEsIs it possible to write applications for Android and touch sensitive screens
with Delphi XE4 or later versions of Delphi?
Is it possible to write applications for Windows 8 and touch sensitive
screens with Delphi XE4 and later versions of Delphi?
Pier
Pier wrote:
> Is it possible to write applications for Android and touch sensitive
> screens with Delphi XE4 or later versions of Delphi?
iOS support was added in XE4. Android support was added in Delphi XE5.
> Is it possible to write applications for Windows 8 and touch sensitive
> screens with Delphi XE4 an...
Using Using
I have just completed reading a chapter in my book on performance. The books says to speed up performance on your web site you should use the using statement when opening connections. My question is how do you catch errors if you are using this as apposed to a try catch block.thanksBryan
Why would you use it as an alternative to a try/catch statement. Couldn't you just do something like public void UsingSomeMethod() { try { SomeMethod(); } catch(SomeException e) { /// do something useful }}public void SomeMethod() { using (Something) { /// do something }}
public void SomeMethod()
{ using (Something)
{
try {} catch(SomeException e) {} }}
Hi,So what is the actual benefit of using the using statement if you still have to put it in a try catch to catch errors, I thought that was the point of using using... to get away from the try catch which is apparently more of a memory chomper. Will it really speed up my apps then? The only benefit i can see it that you dont have to explicitly close your connection which would free up some memory there.Bryan
First of all there are two things, using Statement and using directive, I think you are referring to the 'using' statement.
The using statement allows the programmer to specify when objects that use resourc...
How to use AppModeler to generate Delphi forms using Cached Updates<HTML>
<TT>A beginner's question regarding AppModeler 6.1, Delphi 3, and Interbase
5.x...</TT>
<P><TT>While I am impressed with the amount of thought and work that has
gone into AppModeler, I have nonetheless been surprised to discover that
the Delphi application generated by AppModeler is not suitable for real-world
situations because of the "fly-away" problem afflicting newly-entered records.</TT>
<P><TT>When I enter a record on an AppModeler-generated Delphi form, the
record disappears ("flies away") immedia...
How to use a .dmp file for a system which crashes using a delphi appHi, I put this post here because I am not sure of the best location.
I have been given a memory dump (.dmp) file by a client who thinks that a Delphi 7 application is causing their system to blue screen from time to time. Does anyone know how I can use this .dmp file to locate the problem in the delphi app? The build the client is using has debug symbols turned on.
I have downloaded Microsoft Debugging Tools for windows and have dupmchk.exe (and kd.exe) but I would really appreciate some help with how these or any other useful tools should be used?
Many thanks
Ben
> I have downloaded Microsoft Debugging Tools for windows and have dupmchk.exe (and kd.exe)
You'd have to learn how to use WinDbg, which is a little too complex to explain here. Anyway you can start by opening the .dmp file and follow what WinDbg tell you, it will point you to the executable and stack trace that led to the error. At least you'll understand what is exactly causing the BSOD. Delphi debug symbols are not useful because they are in a differend format than those used by MS tools. You'd have convert them to a suitable format. It's a pity Delphi can't output debug informations in those
formats.
Anyway I believe it is a little strange a "normal" Delphi app can lead to a BSOD, because it usually require some kernel-side error. But without knowing what error and where it happens is hard to tell.
Am 14.11.2011 11:20, schrieb Ben Russell:
> Hi, I put t...