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    Hi...

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    I'm not using any typical source control systems

    ...in japan they say "harakiri" to that. :classic_huh:

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    I feel like I need to switch to proper solution

    YES! :classic_tongue:

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    is Delphi IDE really ready to work with real source control?

    ...imho not. The features in the IDE are are too little. Better you use other tools like Tortoise for (GIT, SVN) ...what you like.

    https://tortoisegit.org/

     

    Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1KNw1tr47k

     

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  10. Posted · Edited by haentschman

    Hi...

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    INPUT dialogs

    I have not needed it yet. But..." scalable...dialog with every controls you want (inheritance)" :classic_cool:

     

    ...you must programming it by yourself. :classic_happy:

     

    You must have:

    1. A base (form) dialog, where the others inherited from. This form encapsulates the logic for the Buttons, Colors, Parent.

    2. A new one inherited from the base.

    3. design your dialog with treeview, checkboxes, edits, animations...

    4. programming the logic for your controls

    5. overload the class function with your new dialog

     

    ...in saxony (Germany) we say "Fertsch" (like finish) :classic_cool:

     

     

  11. Posted · Edited by haentschman

    Hi...:classic_cool:

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    MessageDlg show the dialog in the center of the SCREEN

    ...you programming a own MessageDialog. :classic_tongue:

     

    MessageDlg.thumb.png.a892504d1f612b699d8c032f9aa169f7.png

      

    TOwnMessageDialog = class
  strict private
    // own formular
    class function ShowMessage(MessageCaption: string; MsgType: TMsgDlgType; Buttons: TMsgDlgButtons; MessageLines: TStrings; Help: LongInt = 0; MessageColor: Integer = clBlack; Parent: TForm = nil): Integer;
  public
    constructor Create;
    destructor Destroy; override;
    class function MessageDlg(MessageText: string; MsgType: TMsgDlgType; Buttons: TMsgDlgButtons; Help: LongInt = 0; MessageColor: Integer = clBlack; Parent: TForm = nil): Integer; overload; // wie MessageDialog Original
    class function MessageDlg(MessageText: string; MessageHeader: string; MsgType: TMsgDlgType; Buttons: TMsgDlgButtons; MessageColor: Integer = clBlack; Parent: TForm = nil): Integer; overload;
    class function MessageDlg(MessageLines: TStrings; MessageHeader: string; MsgType: TMsgDlgType; Buttons: TMsgDlgButtons; MessageColor: Integer = clBlack; Parent: TForm = nil): Integer; overload;
    class function MessageDlg(E: EDatabaseError; MessageHeader: string; MsgType: TMsgDlgType; Buttons: TMsgDlgButtons; MessageColor: Integer = clBlack; Parent: TForm = nil): Integer; overload;
  end;

    Advantages:

    1. own formular with corporate design

    2. Parent for the message

    3. own high (Count of MessageLines)

    4. own with (longest text in MessageLines)

    5. own Colors (Text)

    6. scalable...dialog with every controls you want (inheritance)

    ...and so on. :classic_wink:

     

     

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  13. Posted · Edited by haentschman

    Hi all...:classic_cool:

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    You should think twice before using TMEMO as a list handler 

    :classic_cheerleader:

     

    Proposal:

     

    1. create a TStringList as a private variable

    2. read the *.txt file into a TStringlist  http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Seattle/en/System.Classes.TStrings.LoadFromFile 

    List.LoadFromFile

    3. show the content of the *.txt File in the MEMO 

    Memo.Text := List.Text

     

    4. iterate through the lines of the List if you want to Work with the data 

    for I := 0 to List.Count - 1 do
begin
  // your work
end;

    5. if you change the data in the list, reload the MEMO 

    Memo.Text := List.Text

     

    ...finish. :classic_cool:

     

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