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  1. Stefan Glienke

    Hex2Binary

    Nice, now make it run on multiple cores 😅
  2. Roger Cigol

    Primary Key on FDMemTable

    Hi Uwe - Just spotted that you are different person to Anders. sorry to be so rude (and confusing?) with my last post !
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  4. Lachlan Gemmell

    Delphi 10.4 GetIt connection issue

    There's also a problem with the IDE accessing GetIt on Win7 related to out of date OS encryption. There's instructions from Microsoft on how to rectify that.
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  6. David Schwartz

    looking for animated 3D lettering

    Someone gave me a bunch of PowerPoint slides that have a static background image and some fly-in text. They play a short music track over it, and record a video using Camtasia. That's ok for a few, but it begs to be automated. They make short videos that are delivered via a web page. My goal is to load the image, start the audio file playing, then fly-in the text, using TMS WebCore, inside of a web browser. The audio stops and that's it. Simple. I'm trying to make it so we can skip the whole process of setting up the PPT slides, the music, then recording each one in Camtasia. Instead, we'll either select a BG image, music track, and text randomly, or make a list of triples that will be used together. It's easy to load up a static image and trigger an MP3 to play, but how do I do the fly-in text? (What I'm referring to are the text animations you can do in PowerPoint where it slides, drops, flips around, spins, and other stuff.) While I think FMX may be able to do this directly, TMS WebCore probably requires a graphics lib that's VCL compatible. Can CSS do fly-ins? Also, we don't need hundreds of different fly-ins. It's just for some variety and eye-catching animation. A dozen would be fine.
  7. julkas

    NERO5 chess engine

    Nero 5 is a chess program written in Pascal by Jari Huikari.
  8. Steve Maughan

    NERO5 chess engine

    I'm reasonably well know in the field of computer chess and competed in the 2015 World Computer Chess Championships. Although Delphi is my first language, my engine was written in plain old "C". However, there are a number of strong open source chess programs written in Delphi. Here are a few: Booot: booot6_4_release.rar (dropbox.com) Open-Critter: GitHub - rchastain/open-critter: UCI chess engine written in Pascal by Richard Vida Durandal: GitHub - rchastain/durandal: UCI chess engine written in Pascal Steve
  9. Lars Fosdal

    auto-generated REST APIs?

    IMO, it is crucial for a REST API to not directly reflect the underlying system. The goal should be to ensure that any underlying implementation detail is hidden from the REST API. I would be wary of creating APIs that go 1:1 on the DB structure.
  10. Stefan Glienke

    Hex2Binary

    Why can't we have both - a fast compilation generating debug friendly non optimized code and one that churns a little longer and emits those juicy optimizations. Anyhow the current slowliness in the compiler comes from sloppy code in the compiler and not because it does so many amazing things.
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