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Using Python4Delphi with C++Builder (webinar)

David I. has a fantastic blog post on using Python4Delphi with C++Builder. This was inspired by our previous webinars on the topic. and is the result of his collaboration with Kiriakos (AKA PyScripter), the maintainer of Python4Delphi, who also made some changes in the library to work better with C++Builder. By popular request, David and Kiriakos have also agreed to run a Python for C++ developers…
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C++CodeDelphi

Learn To Use Events To Build Python GUI Apps For Windows With Delphi And C++

An event links an occurrence in the system with the code that responds to that occurrence. The occurrence triggers the execution of a procedure called an event handler. The event handler performs the tasks that are required in response to the occurrence. Events allow the behavior of a component to be customized at design-time or at run time. Do you want to trigger and handle an event similar to…
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Powerful Chromium Based WebView Component To Host Web Content In Your Delphi/C++ Builder FireMonkey Apps

Intro RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney brings support for working with web content through the Chromium-based Edge WebView2 browser control in VCL applications via the new TEdgeBrowser component. Embarcadero DocWiki But, this is for only the VCL applications currently. So, what if you want to utilize this feature in your FireMonkey application?! Problem solved! We have the WebView for FireMonkey…
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C++RAD Studio

Learn C++ Event Handling In 5 Minutes

In this short tutorial, C++ Product Manager, David Millington, explains what event handlers are and how to use them in your C++ application development. Overview The event is that something happens, such as a button being clickedEvent handler – a…
C++DelphiRAD Studio

Quickly Migrate and Modernize Your Delphi/C++ Apps Using FastReport With Windows High DPI Setup

Display panel manufacturers have packed an increasing number of pixels into each unit of physical space on their panels resulted in the dots per inch (DPI) of modern display panels. In the past, most displays had 96 pixels per linear inch of physical space (96 DPI); in 2017, displays with nearly 300 DPI or higher are readily available. Variety of monitors like SD, Full HD, 4K Ultra HD, 8K Ultra HD…
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