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Easily Manipulate Text With The FlashText Python Library In A Delphi Windows App

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December 17, 2020
We know how to search or replace text in our Delphi/C++ Builder using Regular Expressions. Similarly, Python’s standard library and some other low-level modules help to search or replace text using Regular Expressions. However, to perform the search or replace keywords in documents at scale from within Python, the performance of python standard library regular expressions is not fast enough. To…
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Custom Audio And Video Recording Library On Android From WINSOFT For Delphi

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December 16, 2020
Overview To make their jobs easier, all photo and video editing applications make use of media libraries. This article is about the WINSOFT Media Recorder component for Android. This Media Recorder component for Android makes use of the Android MediaRecorder API to record audio and video. The Android MediaRecorder API supports capturing and encoding a wide range of popular audio and video…
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Ultra-Fast Way To Wrap Delphi Objects To Python Objects With Python4Delphi Sample App

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December 11, 2020
How to wrap the existing or new Delphi Objects into Python Objects? Not sure? Python4Delphihas the flexibility to do that using a TPyDelphiWrapper component. This post will guide you on how to wrap a Delphi Object to a python Object. You can also use Python4Delphi with C++Builder. Python4DelphiDemo32Sample App shows how to wrap a Delphi Object to Python Object with some…
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Quickly Write Efficient Code With Modern Structured Bindings Available In C++17 On Windows With C++Builder

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December 9, 2020
C++17 has a new feature that consolidates syntactic sugar and automatic type deduction:structured bindings. This helps to assign values from tuples, pairs, and structs into individual variables. In another programming language, you can find this as unpacking. Applying a structured binding to specify various variables from one bundled structure is one step. Structured bindings always…
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