Lars Fosdal

Have you filed a feature request in QualityPortal?

2 hours ago, ChrisChuah said:

how can delphi able to use the 64bit dll?

Is the Delphi app 64-bit?

That's terrible.

AFAIK, it is a C++ only issue.

TBH, I've never used the formatter, except a couple of times by accident - which quickly was undone.
I do have a somewhat unconventional formatting, but given that the team has adopted it as well - I'd say it works.

11.3 works well on WfW for ARM under Parallells on my MBP M1 Pro.

21 minutes ago, Juan C.Cilleruelo said:

It was because of copy&paste in these forums. It's not intentional. 

Ctrl+Shift+V = paste as plain text.

https://www.charlesproxy.com/ is invaluable for debugging authentication sequences, well, technically any kind of web request.

I've used it to find the difference between a working OAuth2 authentication .NET app, and a non-working Delphi app and solve the Delphi problem.

Those are not hacks - but techniques.

I try to avoid blocking the window thread when updating the contents, so I usually spin off queries and calculations in a biz.object.

I have a TriggerContentUpdate method that fetches/checks that I have the params I need, sets up the thread and starts it.

When the thread completes, it triggers a Window redraw which checks if there is data to update from in the biz object, otherwise painting a "No data" or "Processing..." message..

TriggerContentUpdate can then be called from Form.AfterShow, or whenever the parameter data changes, or by timer for automated refresh.

12 hours ago, Anders Melander said:

A box blur is almost always faster.

For me, the fastest blur is created by taking off my glasses...

On Windows, there is the concepts of file type associations, URL handlers, etc.

On Android, you must use intents.

MacOS and iOS also has intents, but I don't know if FMX support them?

Linux - not sure.

IMO, connecting directly to a DB from a mobile app is not a good approach.

I would recommend that you put a REST API between the app and the DB.

3 hours ago, Juan C.Cilleruelo said:

 

Try this: Matlab. 

From what I read, the 32-bit version of Matlab has issues under W11ARM, while the 64-bit supposedly works.

IMO - making a general statement that 32-bit and 64-bit intel apps doesn't work on ARM, is a far cry away from specifying some specific apps that don't work.

@Juan C.Cilleruelo

I've run

- RAD Studio (32-bit) and Windows apps (32 and 64-bit) made with it 

- Visual Studio 17.4 (64-bit) and .NET apps made with it.

- GitKraken (Electron)

- VS Code (Electron)

under Windows 11 for ARM in Parallells on my MacBook Pro M1.

Windows 11 for ARM emulates x86 and x64 apps pretty darn good - there is no need to have a native ARM app.

Considering my projects compiles faster in RAD Studio under Windows 11 for ARM in Parallells under MacOS, than on my one year old Lenovo P16 i7. I am not sure what went wrong for you.

5 hours ago, JohnLM said:

Nope.  Does not work on my laptop, no "Num" key here.  I also tried Ctrl+ and Ctrl- and still does not work. 

Do you have an overlayed numpad accessible via Fn key?
In that case, Does Fn+Ctrl +/- (on the overlay) work?

What about
 

If you have access to the beta, you can still prepare libs for its release - but you cannot publish / make available the libs.

I remember having this discussion with an american on LinkedIn. He had written a tool that sorted the uses clause, and he turned a darker shade of crazy when I pointed out the risks, "chanting" USA, USA, USA. No point in discussing with such people.

I absolutely love Win 11 for ARM on my MBP, but it does irk me that I cannot create native apps for ARM.

17 minutes ago, Uwe Raabe said:

it went smoothless.

I assume you mean "smoothly" or "effortlessly"? 

LiveSearch

It depends on the amount/size of the data, the frequency of uploads (batch or streaming).

A REST server and JSON data packages sounds like one possible solution.

Comparing YAML and ProtoBuf is like comparing Horse & Carriage with a Cargo Train.

ProtoBuf is for transmitting large amounts of structured transactional data. 

@sandokhane - The question way to general to be answered.  Be more specific.

Has anyone seen any Delphi code intended to support Google's Protocol Buffer spec?

I've found

https://github.com/marat1961/protobuf-delphi

Edit: I also found

https://github.com/grijjy/GrijjyFoundation/blob/master/Grijjy.ProtocolBuffers.pas
so, I guess that is all I need, but other suggestions are welcome.