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Delphi and C++Builder 10.2.4 Tokyo Professional Edition - Mobile Pack Install Instructions

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March 14, 2018
Posted: March 14th, 2018 New in 10.2 Tokyo Release 3 for Delphi and C++Builder Professional edition is the inclusion of mobile support for new purchases and customers on active Update Subscription. We’re very excited to include Mobile support in the Pro SKU, and we hope you will find it as exciting as we do to have mobile support out of the box. Previously sold as a separate add-on pack for…
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Media file meta-data on Windows in Delphi.

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March 14, 2018
Author: Craig Chapman Here’s a littleDéjà vu for regular readers of my blog. One of my customers emailed me with an interesting problem this morning. “I need to be able to peek into a video file, specifically a .mp4 file, and determine if it’s PAL or…
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Media file meta-data on Android in Delphi.

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March 12, 2018
Author: Craig Chapman One of my customers emailed me with an interesting problem this morning. “I need to be able to peek into a video file, specifically a .mp4 file, and determine if it’s PAL or NTSC.” This seemed like a fun challenge, so I thought I’d write a…
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Delphi Xlib headers

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March 9, 2018
Author: Craig Chapman Back in November for CodeRage-12, I demonstrated a partial translation of the Xlib headers for X11. At that time I explained that I’d not completed the headers, but would notify on my blog when I had. Well, I’ve just done a major update to those…
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Asking Questions to Get Answers

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March 9, 2018
Asking development and troubleshooting questions is a mix of art and science. Sites like Stack Overflow and other developer community forums will often reject questions that do not meet their standards. Even when you are sending a support request to our premium update…
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Delphi Blogs of the Month #58

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March 9, 2018
The last few months have been really a bit hectic, and I failed to find the time for my regular “notable Delphi blog posts” summary. I’ve also done very few blog posts in general. Here is one, with key entries only (or I’d be way too…