Kryvich

See my comment from 2020.

There are no major language and RTL differences between Delphi 10.4 and 11. At the same time, the new version is more stable, has better HighDPI support, improved LSP based ErrorInsight... There is no reason to stay on the old version of Delphi. Only if you have specific requirements that do not allow you to switch to a new one.

I wonder if it is possible to create a similar binding for the PyTorch library? To use it directly from Delphi without installing Python.

The new Community edition cannot be installed from ISO in any way. Moreover, they don't provide a link to the ISO for the CE's users, only a link to the online installer.

Have you prepared the Edge Browser component for using with your Delphi application? You need an appropriate WebView2Loader.dll to put in a folder with your EXE file.

I tried Bing AI to convert from C to Delphi and it worked quite well. However, I converted individual functions, not the entire library.

However, they have updated the build-in assembler, and now you can write quick code snippets right in the PAS file.

Just installed and immediately ran into a problem with the main toolbar. But there is already a solution.

I have just installed a new Delphi 11 Community Edition. And I see something similar with positions of non-visual components (MainMenu, ActionList, OpenDialog etc.) on my form in the VCL Form Designer. Positions are shifted when opening and saving the form. When I compare DFM files, before and after saving, in the new file, the explicit dimensions (ExplicitWidth, ExplicitLeft) differ from those in the old file. For. ex. in the old file: ExplicitWidth = 1630 ExplicitLeft = 1306 In the new file: ExplicitWidth = 1272 ExplicitLeft = 948 Workaround: Immediately after opening your form in the designer, click Save to correct the positions of the non-visual components.

Time to upgrade! I guess it was not an easy decision. Thank you Embarcadero!

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@David Schwartz What type is ln, AnsiString or String? Try ln := StringReplace( strs[n], AnsiString('➤'), '>', [rfReplaceAll] );

I just tried the PlusMemo editor. Looks very interesting. Loads a text much faster than standard Windows RichEdit. The Win32 version failed to load large files, but a 50MB XML file can be loaded, plugged in a highlighter, and edited comfortably. Conclusion: it's a great rich text editor, thanks for bringing it to our attention! And thanks to the developers for open sourcing it! It would be great to see it on Github.

365 Copilot much better.

May be aliexpress-api-delphi is a closed source repository. Or never existed, but was made up by a neural network. Only Thomas can answer.

@David Schwartz If you need a ready to use solution, you may look at the answers to this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9533760/how-can-i-get-a-dataset-of-in-memory-objects In particular, The Dduce library, TListDataSet<T>.

@David Schwartz The chain TList -> TClientDataSet -> TListDataSet is too long. It would be enough TList -> TClientDataSet. The client dataset is a dataset, so the problem is solved.

Even if this TListDataSet existed, I do not think that the proposed approach is optimal.

It `s Magic. Before our eyes, large artificial neural networks are becoming more and more intelligent.

Initially, it was assumed that the community edition would be updated before the expiration of the license, simultaneously with the release of a new version of IDE. But then they changed their mind.

An external MM can help catch double free errors. Try FastMM4 by Pierre le Riche. Declared support for Delphi 4 (or later)

@RCrandall You can put some likes for his answers in this thread, and thus increase his already high reputation on Delphi Praxis. 😉

You are late. Somebody already posted this position here.

I wrote about PAS2JS developers. PAS2JS is a subproject of FPC, written mostly in the same style.

AFAIK, no free edition for CE. And you couldn't use the old Delphi CE 10.3 with the free FR because the registration keys for Delphi CE 10.3 have expired.