Attila Kovacs

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/

on the second screenshot username: Joe password: 12345

Do not read too much documentation. Just enter the plaintext l/p into the boxes.

@Dalija Prasnikar Ah, I see. Hopefully they will automate it or get rid of it.

? @Dalija Prasnikar did something change in the licensing? No more perpetual license?

the last time I got runtime error 217 on startup was an winapi call in the initialization where I queried the computer name into a (15-16?) byte lenght buffer but the computer name was longer. I can't remember the problem/solution, it was on g+. btw. you could step through with ollydebug, maybe you find something

here you can read about the time protocol: https://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi and because I would not query an oversea server https://www.pool.ntp.org/zone/europe

Here is an implementation which passes @Schokohase's tests. class operator TPoint.Explicit(Value: TPoint): TSmallPoint; begin case Value.X of High(SmallInt), High(SmallInt) + 1: Result.X := High(SmallInt); Low(SmallInt), Low(SmallInt) - 1: Result.X := Low(SmallInt); else begin Randomize; Result.X := Random(High(SmallInt)); end; end; Result.Y := Result.X end;

Never seen this behavior. Maybe because I have Autosave Project Desktop on?

Glad to hear that. You can't. And you will get it resolved the second time tomorrow by others 😉 It's ok.

umm, if "boundary=---2-1d1a304dc9" in the header, shouldn't be the boundary -----2-1d1a304dc9 in the body? And closing with -----2-1d1a304dc9--? Or just omit a -- in the header.

Hm. Maybe the missing closing '--' suffix on the last boundary.

What happens if you set the stream's position to zero before posting?

Should be SmallInt(Value.<x/y>);

http://docs.embarcadero.com/products/rad_studio/delphiAndcpp2009/HelpUpdate2/EN/html/delphivclwin32/Classes_TStrings_StrictDelimiter.html

No, it comes from TRSSVGImageList ( Riversoft SVG Library ) and the trackbar sets its width and height. Exactly the same as in your demo. Ah, and just for the record, Riversoft's SVG Library comes with the sources.