Today I will show how to move the well known VirtualTree component to the new RAD Studio XE5 version. <\/p>\n
But before I would like to point out that it is a great honor for me that Embarcadero<\/a> has given me the permission to show my first experiences with the new RAD Studio XE5 product.<\/p>\n RAD Studio XE5 is the successor of RAD Studio XE4. Like RAD Studio XE4 it supports the Win32, Win64, OS X and iOS platform. In addition it also supports the Android<\/a> platform. Jim McKeeth<\/a> and Marco Cantu<\/a> already blogged about it. Okay, let’s come back to the VirtualTree. First, I checked out the latest version from Google Code<\/a>. After that I navigated to the “RAD Studio XE4” directory. I copied it and renamed it to “RAD Studio XE5”. In this directory you can find the “RAD Studio XE4.groupproj” project group. I opened it in the RAD Studio XE5 IDE and renamed it to “RAD Studio XE5.groupproj”. Since the including packages are XE4 packages they have the lib suffix 18 which I changed to the XE5 suffix 19. At last I compiled the packages and installed them into the IDE. That’s it!<\/p>\n As you can see it will be very easy to move existing projects to RAD Studio XE5. Today I will show how to move the well known VirtualTree component to the new RAD Studio XE5 version. But before I would like to point out that it is a great honor for me that Embarcadero has given me … Continue reading
\nYou can get more information about Android and RAD Studio at Embarcadero.<\/a>
\nI’m using a pre-release version of RAD Studio XE5.<\/p>\n
\nIn the next session I will migrate the well known component suite Orpheus to RAD Studio XE5, so stay tuned!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"