Attila Kovacs

It happens to me every time I add a new unit to the project, mainly because I have other compiler directives in the .dpr. I think it works as designed...

https://9to5mac.com/2017/08/10/macbook-pro-ssd-capacity-samsung-4tb/

Pretty weird. Never seen assigning something to "self", I'm wondering that this compiles. But for your problem, think on "self" like if it was a variable. It should be rather Person := TJSon.JsonToObject<TPerson>(aJsonString);

Not to mention, once you get it to work, you will face in a very short time capthcas on every google pages for your IP.

I told you already that this is not something google wants to be able and they are very good at this and changing continuously their code. Good luck

I don't get it. Even if you have a translator (which I would make with rtti), how would you handle different instances of a specific form?

Even if you get it to work, they will vary the output in a very short time, obviously.

you can detour TForm's DoCreate, DoDestroy, DoShow, Activate etc... from a separate unit and set some flags if it helps

@Lars Fosdal you could also pass classes in attributes. there you could have class vars for example. I like the json way. More flexible. (And more fragile, true)

No. What exactly do you want to know?

@Lars Fosdal use json for your attribs, syncommons.pas can convert them to records

I was watching the getit versions of Raize after the acquisition but the only change in the sources were just updates in the ifdefs for the new compiler version. Did something change since then? Also, AFAIR, there were always 2 batch files included for Raize, to compile and/or install the whole lib for x86 and x64.

So true. Everything else is just botching. User setting belongs to roaming.

<o> And what if the smtp server works when your app starts, but then I shut it down? on every IO, file / network / etc.... try it / catch the error / do what you want

try a decent API tester like https://www.soapui.org/