Dave Nottage

Does it happen with a blank project? Either way, can you post the source here?

Yes, they did: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-43324

It's working for me (in the IDE) from here.

What does JAVA_HOME show as, and do you have C:\Program Files\Eclipse Adoptium\jdk-11.0.14.101-hotspot\bin (or a variation thereof, depending on the hotspot version) in the PATH variable? Do you have anything else in the PATH that points to some other JDK?

Creates .caf files by recording audio? You realise you can record to AAC format on iOS, which can be played on Android?

I don't know, sorry.

For photos, it's via SelectorImageStreamHandler. Videos are yet to be supported - thanks for the reminder 🙂 Edit: I've opened this issue in Kastri.

It works on Android and iOS. That comment is from 3 years ago, and the implementation has changed since then

This might be what you are after: https://github.com/DelphiWorlds/Kastri/tree/master/Demos/FilesSelector

If this is the same issue as I encountered a few months ago (I really should have kept notes), then it's because the Files app ignores singleTask for launchMode and attempts to start a new activity, and Delphi does not support starting a completely new activity in the same app. This is an SO discussion about it being a problem also using Java. I seem to recall that I was going to try and work around it by constructing an Activity in Java, and have it forward the intent to the Delphi app, not trying to start it again if it was already running, of course. I am yet to do anything like that as it's not a priority for me.

Which ones are these?

This may be what you're after: https://github.com/synopse/mORMot/blob/master/SynCrtSock.pas

Only on iPad, or does it crash on iPhone, too? Does it crash immediately on startup?

Not sure how "good" it is, however you might like to look at: https://github.com/r1me/TOpenALPR Incidentally, that took less than a minute of Googling. I had heard of the library before though, so I knew it was somewhere...

I have a client who is using JEDI VCS and would like to use the add-in for Delphi, however there is as yet no version for Delphi 11. They have attempted to contact Uwe Schuster, however there has been no response. Does anyone know whether anyone has access to the source that can build the add-in for Delphi 11?

Are you using the demo (the BarcodeReaderD11 project should work in Delphi 12) or your own project? If it's your own project, have you followed the instructions as per: https://github.com/DelphiWorlds/Kastri/tree/master/Demos/BarcodeReader#vision-libraries

TOpenDialog is the class. Vcl.Dialogs.pas is the file containing that class

This is a separate, and known issue - currently no debugging from Delphi for iOS 17 devices. Any reason why you're not using Delphi 12? Are you planning to deploy the app to the App Store? You can ensure you receive a proper SDK import (usually) by following these steps: On the Mac, under the ~/PAServer/scratch-dir folder, remove any folders starting with cache-dir- On the Windows machine, delete the SDK folder from C:\Users\(username)\Documents\Embarcadero\Studio\SDKs where (username) is the logged in username In the Delphi SDK Manager, delete the SDK, then re-add it. I added "usually" because that might not be the case for Delphi 10.4 and current iOS SDKs. If you're targeting mobile, you really should stay current.

This might be a better description:

See this report: https://quality.embarcadero.com/browse/RSP-43383

Even when no project is loaded? Then that is a bug.

It's a case of poor or missing documentation. If you have a project open and uncheck a package, the package will not be loaded again for that project. If you uncheck a package with no project open then you should see the package unchecked if you reload the IDE.

Cloud logging, or local? If local, see this, which includes a mention of Device Lens. See this discussion: As @Rollo62 mentioned, Grijjy Cloud Logger has not had an update in a few years, however I suspect it's still viable as a cloud logging solution.

For Delphi 12, starting from line 98 in the source: FontFile := TPath.Combine(TPath.GetDocumentsPath, CurrentSettings.Family); if not CurrentSettings.Style.Weight.IsRegular and TFile.Exists(FontFile + '-Bold.ttf') then FontFile := FontFile + '-Bold.ttf' else if CurrentSettings.Style.Weight.IsRegular and TFile.Exists(FontFile + '-Regular.ttf') then FontFile := FontFile + '-Regular.ttf' else FontFile := FontFile + '.ttf'; i.e. the changed parts start from the line starting with: if not CurrentSettings.Style.Weight.IsRegular

In terms of Delphi, the best way forward to put apps on Google Play Store is to use Delphi 12, since you need to target API level 33. You might be able to use Delphi 11.3 CE, however you'd need to consider any functionality used that might not work in Android 13 or higher, particularly taking/selecting photos.