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  1. Uwe Raabe
    As I said, it heavily depends on the coding style. I would never do this. The last time I wrote this kind of stuff was about Turbo Pascal 4 or so. I would declare explicit types for these records. Even if they are only used locally.
  2. Darian Miller
    I started up a new blog recently and just added a quick article on using SVG with TPath. I didn't know how easy it was to do in FireMonkey: https://www.ideasawakened.com/post/simple-svg-images-in-delphi-applications
  3. David Heffernan

    Overrided TForm.DestroyWnd is not executed

    David Heffernan replied to ertank's topic in VCL

    You can presumably remove the drop target code and just create and free a TObject instead to show that the issue is not in the drop target code. Making a minimal example is really useful.
  4. Fr0sT.Brutal
    © JK Rowling, HP & Philosopher's stone. That's all what should be said about English measure system 😄
  5. DarkDucke
    In this case it was a badly formed url. ex: ttps://www.url.com (error) Https://www.url.com (OK)
  6. Fr0sT.Brutal

    Creating an array of controls in Delphi

    Fr0sT.Brutal replied to dummzeuch's topic in Tips / Blogs / Tutorials / Videos

    In some places I use such constructions for ctrl in TArray<TControl>.Create(Button1, Checkbox1, Memo1) do ctrl.Enabled := True;
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