Lajos Juhász

No, mine is the same as yours.

LockType=5

In my case SLIPFile is empty with an activated Delphi.

I don't know what the IDE uses, but it is not usable on a mixed DPI multi monitor systems. I was forced to debug an aplication in such a scenario. Both the application and the IDE failed.

It is online in read-only mode until the migration is finished. Attention: Embarcadero is migrating its customer bug and feature request reporting portal to a new system. This site will remain accessible as a read only repository. We'll shortly provide information on how to access and report bugs in the new portal. See https://blogs.embarcadero.com/embarcadero-quality-portal-migration/. I get the same image after F1 on that property.

Why not keep the file locked while writing into it? In that case you have to do the hashing only when the file is done.

The install files are located at my.embarcadero.com (registered products portal).

You can try to contact support and ask to open a ticket for dbExpress. As you wrote this is a new feature in Firebird that should be supported.

Indy is a 3rd party free library. It is not owned or sponsored by Embarcadero. Embarcadero used it in the past, in recent versions it is replaced by Embarcadero implementation in the IDE and RTL.

You should check out https://github.com/danieleteti/delphimvcframework. What's DelphiMVCFramework DMVCFramework is a very popular Delphi framework which provides an easy to use, scalable, flexible RESTful, JSON-RPC and ActiveRecord framework for Delphi developers. DMVCFramework is the most popular Delphi project on GitHub and compiles for Windows (32 and 64bit) and Linux (64bit). DMVCFramework services can be compiled as console application, Windows Service, Linux daemon, Apache module (Windows and Linux) and IIS ISAPI (Windows). DMVCFramework works with Delphi 11 Alexandria, Delphi 10.4 Sydney, Delphi 10.3 Rio, Delphi 10.2 Tokyo, Delphi 10.1 Berlin, Delphi 10 Seattle.

Try to add the event handler using the object inspector. Delphi will generate the correct code. Select Server on the form then in Object inspector go to Events and double click on combobox for the OnHandleCommand event. (That is a more traditional way assign events.)

No, that was Turbo Pascal before OOP was introduced. https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Alexandria/en/Classes_and_Objects_(Delphi)

HandleCommand is an event handler, it should be a method of an object, not a procedure. You should add it to your TfrmMainClass.

You have multiple choice: - You can try to send money to Embarcadero. Maybe then they will be able to buy a better hardware. -Build a time machine. First travel back in time and install it while the "get it" was working.

Try to add https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Alexandria/en/System.Classes.ComponentPlatformsAttribute type [ComponentPlatformsAttribute(pidWin32 or pidWin64)] // Only supported on Win32 and Win64 TMyComponent = class(TComponent)

There is a bug in the component. Here is the call stack: rtl.System.Classes.ClassNotFound(???) rtl.System.Classes.FindClass(???) :55c8a47c FindClass + $18 :2490ca39 TPdfDoc.GetFont + $A1 :2490e778 TPdfCanvas.SetFont + $38 :2490e404 GetCurrentFont + $120 :2490e653 TPdfCanvas.SetPage + $13F :2490d393 TPdfDoc.AddPage + $23F :2490d7cf TPdfDoc.SetVirtualMode + $17 :24917b19 TPRPage.Create + $99 :526fd80a delphicoreide290.@Comppalmgr@TComponentPalettePageItemDelegate@CreateComponent$qqrxp25System@Classes@TComponentt1x60System@%DelphiInterface$33Componentdesigner@IDesignerModule%rx18System@Types@TRect + 0x1a designide.ComponentDesigner.TComponentRoot.DoCreateComponent(???,TWinControlItem($29E91FD0) as IItem,(0, 0, 0, 0, (0, 0), (0, 0)),True,True) designide.ComponentDesigner.TComponentRoot.CreateComponent(TComponentPalettePageItemDelegate($2450B928) as IInternalPaletteItem) :526f9b67 delphicoreide290.@Comppalmgr@TPalettePageItem@Execute$qqrv + 0x47 :54519dc5 coreide290.@Toolfrm@TToolForm@DoItemExecute$qqrxp29Vcl@Categorybuttons@TBaseItem + 0x3d :54516548 coreide290.@Toolfrm@TToolForm@FilterEditKeyDown$qqrp14System@TObjectrus58System@%Set$30System@Classes@TShiftStateItemt1$i0$t1$i10$% + 0x50 vcl.Vcl.Controls.TWinControl.KeyDown(???,[]) I have no time at the moment to investigate.

Bookmarks is at the section Subscription only, I believe that is not available for the CE version.

When the image format is registered the loadfromfile will create the class required to load the image. They are used the same way. Depending on the file type you have loaded the required object is created.

I hope that this is going to work the same for C++ (I am doing it in Delphi): 1.) Open the file, select View as Text (Alt + F12) 2.) Do a search and replace 3.) go back to View as Form (alt + F12) 4,) save the file. During the saving process the IDE should ask to replace the definition. This the Delphi way Plan b. do the search & replace using refind.exe - https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Alexandria/en/ReFind.exe,_the_Search_and_Replace_Utility_Using_Perl_RegEx_Expressions in case you have multiple forms.

An example would be Quick Report. It was designed to work only with 96PPI. When HighDPI is not allowed for the application the generated preview would be wrongly scaled and would not fit the page.

It is not about privacy. it is copyright. Anyone that has invested money into an algorithm and solution would not like to see it to appear inside an AI suggested code. That is one of the reasons why the source code for Microsoft Office is not open sourced.....

You can install XE5 only if you have had support for XE3 at the time when it was released otherwise no. You can try with your XE3 serial number to activate.

I am with the idea that was presented in the Delphi's birthday webinar, I do not want the code from any of the projects I am working on to land in some AI database and pop up as a suggestion on a query. The code I am working on belongs to the company I am working for or a client. Nobody wants that code to go public. I am ok with the idea and did it a couple of times to ask Bing to write some simple code that I can review faster than to type in, have some fun.

First step is to exclude the folder for a project that antivirus program reports and upload the generated exe to VirusTotal. If it is a false positive the next step is to report it to your antivirus program as false positive. Edit. So far, I have done this twice. Last time, a couple of years ago Microsoft Defender started to mark the Delphi executables as virus infected. After I filled the report, the issue was gone in 5-7 days. The other time when I did it was more than a decade ago.

Close the Local variables, it's that slow at least since Delphi XE5.