The Quick Edit feature allows you to easily edit a control by changing its name, caption, alignment, and layout options.
To edit a control:
Right-click the component and click Quick Edit to open the dialog box with further settings.
To edit the control name, type the new name in the Name field.
To edit the text displayed on the control, type the text in the Caption/Text…
Massive Collection Of Design Patterns, Frameworks, Components, And Language Features For Delphi
November 12, 2017
DeveloperbeNative over on GitHub has a project called Concepts which is a massive collection of Delphi modular demos featuring over twenty differentlanguage features, design patterns and some interresting frameworks, and components. A copy of all of the libraries…
9 FireMonkey Component Suites To Get You Up And Running Fast In Delphi 10.2 Tokyo
November 11, 2017
Delphi 10.2 Tokyo ships with a massive amount of FireMonkey components for cross platform development on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. However, there is always room for more custom components to be built to get your app done that much faster. Additionally, once you start…
Cross Platform Activity Progress Dialog For Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows In Delphi 10.2 Tokyo
September 15, 2017
The Hospitality Survey Client project is part of the Hospitality Survey App template for Delphi 10.2 Tokyo, which Embarcadero released through their GetIt platform. The Hospitality Survey App consists of four different projects. In this blog post, I will cover the…
Author: Landerson Gomes
Watch this video tutorial on how to create a retractable container using Delphi Firemonkey. (In Portuguese)
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Follow my personal blog with various tips from…
Author: Pawe Gowacki
It did not take long since the release of Delphi Linux compiler to have the ability to build Linux GUIs with Delphi!
Just go to http://fmxlinux.com and get the only currently available download of FireMonkey for Linux which is “Free Trial v…
In Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio 10.2 we are providing two new FireMonkey styles: a dark blue style for Android Wear devices and a dark graphite style for macOS.
You can access the FireMonkey styles at…
Author: Marko Von Richards
We have a lot of great demos to help you get started with RAD Studio. Today’s blog post focuses on our CopyPaste FireMonkey demo.
The CopyPaste sample demonstrates how to create applications that use the system’s clipboard to copy and paste text or images. The sample uses IFMXClipboardService to interact with the system clipboard. The SetClipboard method is…
