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Category Archives: RAD Studio XE7
Encoding of .pas files part 2
In my last post I explained that it is a good strategy to encode .pas files in UTF8. From RAD Studio 10.4 you can set under “Tools/Options/User Interface/Editor” the “Default file encoding” to UTF8. In older versions of RAD Studio … Continue reading
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Encoding of .pas files
This week I would like to talk about the encoding of .pas files. Normally they are ANSI encoded which is no problem since all Delphi statements are ASCII encoded. But the exception are comments. Many developers overlook this issue, but … Continue reading
Posted in C++-Builder, Delphi, RAD Studio 10 Seattle, RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin, RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo, RAD Studio 10.3 Rio, RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney, RAD Studio XE5, RAD Studio XE6, RAD Studio XE7, RAD Studio XE8, Tips and Tricks, Uncategorized
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The Power of Delphi
One of my customers is working with Delphi for more than 20 years and he is now using the same codebase for an incredible number of project types. These types will show you how powerful Delphi is compared to other … Continue reading
Posted in Delphi, FireMonkey, HTML, RAD Studio 10 Seattle, RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin, RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo, RAD Studio 10.3 Rio, RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney, RAD Studio XE5, RAD Studio XE6, RAD Studio XE7, RAD Studio XE8, TMS Software, TMS Web Core
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HTML templates in Web Core
Did you know that you can connect TMS Web Core applications to existing websites? This is a very important feature since it allows you to create websites by web designers and then implement the business logic in pure Pascal. But … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday!
Hi all, today is Delphi’s 26th Anniversary! Happy birthday to this wonderful development language! I started to work with Delphi 2 and used Delphi 1 for legacy 16 bit applications. From this moment I used all Delphi versions 1, 2, … Continue reading
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Async and Await in TMS Web Core
Today we published a blog article on the TMS Software web site. In this article Leon explains how to write complex asynchronous Web applications with TMS Web Core and Pascal. The trick is that asynchronous calls can be written in … Continue reading
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Did you know…?
Did you know that inside Delphi designtime packages you can use all global Vcl variables like Application and Screen? Particularly the Screen variable is very interesting since it fires events like OnActiveFormChange and also offers the useful Forms collection. The … Continue reading
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Did you know…?
Did you know that TMS Web Core projects allow to add further file types to a project? One example are .svg files, that are often used in web applications. That’s why the IDE plugin of TMS Web Core allows to … Continue reading
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20 Year Anniversary
Today is a wonderful day. It is the 20th anniversary of TMS Software. I’m sure that most of you know the TMS products like VCL UI Pack, FNC, Flexcel, BIZ and last but not least Web Core. Exactly 20 years … Continue reading
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Did you know…?
Did you know that TMS Web Core supports record helpers for intrinsic types? They are located in the unit WEBLib.Utils and are compatible to the Delphi record helpers but support further methods like e.g. if lString.NotIsEmpty then begin … end; … Continue reading
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