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A clipboard history is a convenient way to see lots of passwords in plaintext. Who wouldn't love that.

Here are a few recent projects I've created that might be useful to others: CScript: C99 Scripting Engine for Delphi 🅲🆂cript represents a sophisticated 🅲99 scripting engine meticulously crafted for experienced 🧑‍💻 Delphi developers. Leveraging the compact yet highly versatile TinyCC compiler, 🅲🆂cript seamlessly integrates ⚙️ dynamic backend code generation into the Delphi development environment. With 🅲🆂cript, Delphi developers can 🛠️ compile and execute 🅲 scripts at runtime, directly in 💾 memory, and generate output in the form of 🪟 Win64 executables (.exe), dynamic-link libraries (.dll), or 📂 object files (.obj). MemoryDLL: In-Memory Win64 DLL Loading & Execution for Pascal. The MemoryDLL unit provides advanced functionality for loading dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) directly from memory in Win64 environments. Unlike traditional methods that involve loading DLLs from the file system, MemoryDLL allows you to load DLLs from byte arrays 📂 or memory streams 💾, retrieve function addresses, and unload them—all in-memory. This library is ideal for Delphi/FreePascal developers who need to manage DLLs without relying on the filesystem, enhancing both performance ⚡ and security 🔒. PSFML: SFML for Pascal PSFML is a Pascal binding for the ⚡ Simple and Fast Multimedia Library (SFML), providing Pascal developers with a straightforward way to utilize SFML’s multimedia features directly in their projects. Whether building 🎮 games, 🤖 interactive applications, or 🎥 multimedia tools, PSFML integrates smoothly with SFML, bringing robust multimedia functionality to the Pascal ecosystem. Enjoy! 👀

Enumerating Windows clipboard history in C++/WinRT and C# Enumerating Windows clipboard history in PowerShell But, the way Microsoft describes this API, they make it sound like it is "the clipboard" history.

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Why don't you use what I proposed? You will always get an 8 characters key and make use only Delphi RTL functions. Please comment on this. I proposed you use CRC32 which is a kind of hash. https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Sydney/en/System.ZLib.crc32 IntToHex: https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Sydney/en/System.SysUtils.IntToHex

Yes, it compiles and it prints. First It didn't print, but then I added the command Nextline(1) first and PrintText after then it printed. Now I just need to create the rest of the app. I'm working on two different apps at the same time as you can see on my posts, not getting enough sleep lately. Again, thanks for all your help.

Yes - you can safely remove any declarations that have a signature that ends with $ and a number (and remove the corresponding xxxClass declarations), as these are anonymous inner classes.

Thank you all for the answers, ans links to resources. Yes, you are of course right, and I'm doing that as we speak. I have gotten quite fluent in c# in the last years (day job), and that would maybe be the obvious path to take. But in this project I am able to choose whatever stack I want(my own company) and since I have a long lasting love affair with pascal/Delphi in earlier years, I am drawn to get back into that universe 🙂 Having one environment and one source code for most of the project is appealing because I'm the only one doing this project. So I think it will save me time and resource, although Delphi is not cheap. Thanks for that, that looks great, and further solidify the point of using one language for everything. True, I need stable, and I have Delphi apps written twenty years ago that still works as expected. Not many dev tools can deliver something like that. That is the kind of stable I need, considering this is a one man project. No web app yet, but it is something to consider yes. Yes, web app too :O. I have been reading a lot about Webcore lately, and will probably be the tool of choice going forward, expecially with the new visual designer I guess I am not finding any reason to not go forward with using Delphi for this

This is apparently fixed in the latest patch: https://blogs.embarcadero.com/rad-studio-12-2-athens-patch-2-available/

You're welcome--I hope you find it useful. Appreciate it but I have access to a couple of servers on Azure and have a couple of old licenses to Thinfinity. The application is proprietary--I know a simple generic app would work so would need to test this one in particular. I'm pretty sure Cybele Software would give me a trial of their latest version.

Oops sorry. Teach me a lesson for posting.