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Implement CreateAnonymousThread with BCC32.

Author: h.mohri C++Builder 10.2 BCC32 can not write lambda.So write an implementation inInvoke() with TCppInterfacedObject<>. struct T_thread_proc : TCppInterfacedObject<TProc>{ TNotifyEvent f_ev_; struct T_sync_proc : TCppInterfacedObject<TThreadProcedure>{ TNotifyEvent f_ev_; T_sync_proc(TNotifyEvent& ev2){ f_ev_ = ev2; } …
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Delphi

"Expert Delphi - Part 1" Webinar Replay

Author: Pawe Gowacki Great thanks to all people that attended “Expert Delphi – Part 1” webinars in different time zones. It was a pleasure to give a taste of the first six chapters of the “Expert Delphi” book and walk you through selected…
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Expert Delphi Webinars with Paweł Glowacki

Paweł Glowacki’s book Expert Delphi and he is hosting a couple webinars where he will share some of the best parts. Expert Delphi – Part 1 Tue, September 12, 2017 at8 AM, 1 PM, 8 PM CDT Join Paweł for the tour through the first part of his recently published “Expert Delphi” book. In this demo oriented session, we are going to focus on how to become developer…
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Hotfix for 10.2.1 Inherited VCL Forms Released

This hotfix addresses a bug introduced in RAD Studio 10.2.1 and reported as RSP-18792 in Quality Portal. The issue causes an inherited VCL form to fail to scale on high DPI displays. Actually the fix resolves also a couple of related problems. The download is available…
Delphi

REST with Datasnap Details in Practical Application Part 2

Author: Landerson Gomes When exposing the project I decided to make use of REST DataSnap on the server side, and on the client side of the REST Client Library, and Firemonkey to create our solution. For serialize and deserialize of JSON types, we use the new features of the JSON Frameworks (inserted from the Seattle version): System.JSON.Readers and…
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How Does Reliable Delphi Keep This Wonderland Running 365 Days A Year?

When you are open every single day of the year, rain or shine, your timings are measured in milliseconds, and your smallest distances are 0.7mm (0.03 inch) apart you begin to really appreciate how…

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