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  1. Check out how you can use Custom Managed Records to reduce the number of try..finally blocks you write. https://blog.grijjy.com/2020/08/03/automate-restorable-operations-with-custom-managed-records/
  2. StyleControls VCL v. 4.73 released! http://www.almdev.com StyleControls VCL is a powerful, stable package of components, which uses Classic drawing, system Themes, GDI+ and VCL Styles. This package contains the unique solutions to extend standard VCL controls and also has many unique, advanced controls to create applications with UWP / Fluent UI design. Also with this package you can really improve applying and using of VCL Styles in your application.
  3. Vincent Parrett

    Invalid Compiler Directive: 'MESSAGES'

    that should be $MESSAGE {$IFNDEF MSWINDOWS } {$MESSAGE Fatal 'This unit should not be included in a Windows project. Make sure you use Winapi.Messages instead'} {$ENDIF}
  4. Please report this issue to quality.embarcadero.com, and get it fixed in 10.4 Update 1.
  5. Just to finalize this: I could solve the issue, with the help from Phillip in the German DP. After I cleaned-up the permissions, I always used to set COARSE and FINE location both, I've set to COARSE location only, which I was sure that this is good enough to start Bluetooth. But that was a wrong assumption, as the Android documentation tells me here: The strange thing was that BLE started anyhow ignoring that it was not allowed to, after an external permission change back and forth, while I expected a sudden, startup crash (as usual with permisson issues), when touching any of these dangerous APIs. Never saw such half-allowed states before, and I still think this is a kind of Android bug. Maybe I've got used to sudden, startup crashes so much meanwhile, that I don't think twice when they not appear .
  6. Thats what I meant too: - if device is currently in landscape, - the user switches a button to show a new page which requires Portrait mode - give the user an advice that turning the device is necessary before, or - possible too that the new mode appears automatically, when the user has turned the device into portrait
  7. Just noticed that in 10.4 /// Lorem Ipsum.... works just as well as /// <summary> Lorem Ipsum.... </summary> This makes in source XML documentation much easier to write. I could not find anything about this in the release notes (or I overlooked). Is this a side effect of the LSP?
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