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I found some strings where with space in the front It OK now

ListBox language sorting I have 2 languages in listbox Hebrew and English When sorting I get 3 sections Hebrew English Hebrew I tried with TStringList same effect Any Idea? thanks

@Anders Melander Have a look here https://limelect.com/downloads/avi2gif-program-decode-avi-into-gif/

This is mine see link not nobady

I found the source on D6

If this might help you get in touch It is so old 2014 and I think it was done with D6 And I have to find the source. https://limelect.com/downloads/avi2gif-program-decode-avi-into-gif/

This is what I came up to now and I do not get the inside text function GetActivePageUrlFromChrome(Handle: HWnd; Param: LParam): Bool; stdcall; var List: TStrings; hWndChrome, hWndChromeChild: HWND; Buffer: array[0..255] of Char; begin List := TStrings(Param); hWndChrome := FindWindowEx(0, 0, 'Chrome_WidgetWin_1', 0); if hWndChrome <> 0 then begin hWndChromeChild := FindWindowEx(hWndChrome, 0, 'Chrome_RenderWidGetHostHWND', 0); if hWndChromeChild <> 0 then begin SendMessage(hWndChromeChild, WM_GETTEXT, Length(Buffer), integer(@Buffer)); List.Add(Buffer); end; end; Result := True; end;

I have added this to Chrome https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/google-search-100/dbnmpiokdhpgjdimidpaggnkcdmbdmmi?hl=en But it still nice to get help

I want your help Chrome (google) stopped finding a search amount of 100 As for that, I would like to make a small application that adds &num=100 to the search link. (I checked and it works). I would like some sources for 1. find the active search link on my Chrome 2. most importantly, write it back to the link after adding the above. 3. I do not care for the others as I work only with Chrome Any idea?help?

Thanks

I tried some projects to compile with D10.2.3 and all had errors all kind so I gave up. Only your about component compiled OK P.S no FMX.fhtmledit

@DelphiUdIT as per https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Athens/en/Compiler_Versions It does not have 12.1 or 2 May be 37 or 38?

I found this on my CodeSnipet Returns the version of the Delphi or Free Pascal compiler used to compile the program. 0.0 is returned on error, or if the compiler is not recognized. On test on D10.2.3 it return 32 I hop it helps It works for this https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Athens/en/Compiler_Versions function CompilerVer: Double; begin {$UNDEF HAVE_RESULT} {$IFNDEF FPC} // Delphi {$IFDEF VER90} {$DEFINE HAVE_RESULT} Result := 9.0; // Delphi 2 {$ENDIF} {$IFDEF VER100} {$DEFINE HAVE_RESULT} Result := 10.0; // Delphi 3 {$ENDIF} {$IFDEF VER120} {$DEFINE HAVE_RESULT} Result := 12.0; // Delphi 4 {$ENDIF} {$IFDEF VER130} {$DEFINE HAVE_RESULT} Result := 13.0; // Delphi 5 {$ENDIF} {$IFDEF CONDITIONALEXPRESSIONS} {$IF Declared(CompilerVersion)} {$DEFINE HAVE_RESULT} Result := CompilerVersion; // Delphi 6 and later {$IFEND} {$ENDIF} {$ELSE} // Free Pascal {$IFDEF VER1} {$DEFINE HAVE_RESULT} Result := 1.0; // FPC v1.x {$ENDIF} {$IFDEF VER2} {$DEFINE HAVE_RESULT} Result := 2.0; // FPC v2.x {$ENDIF} {$ENDIF} {$IFNDEF HAVE_RESULT} Result := 0.0; {$ENDIF} {$UNDEF HAVE_RESULT} end;

@Anders Melander You are right

@DelphiUdIT I tested your function on D10.2.3 and it return program version and NOT the Delphi version As for that mine is simple