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Now I cant even install bookmarks via getit, I get "Invalid serial number". Whats up with embacadero?

I need to convert some webp images to jpg or any other format (target format does not matter). How can I load a .webp image into a timage without using any external dll/dylib like Skia4Delphi? I just cant find anything realted to .webp and fmx.

When I close a form on macOS by clicking the top/left red close button of the form, the onClose event of the form is not trigggered. This was already with Delphi 10.4.x the same. I need to save things and cleanup things when the form close, but how without the onClose event getting triggered?

The form is displayed with showmodal, not triggering onCloseQuery and onClose. onDestroy is triggeed, so I might move the code in onClose to onDestroy instead until this very old bug is fixed.

It will only work when the form is the main form. When you open a form, and create there another form via buttonclick, that new form does not trigger its onClose event. Example: A main form is displayed and has a button. On the buttonclick, it created another form. That form, when its red close button is clicked, does not trigger its onClose event. procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); begin myform:=TMyForm.Create(self); myform.ShowModal; myform.Free; end;

When I select an entry from the picklist of the TValueListEditor, the existing cell text will get replaced with the text from the list. Is there any way to insert the text from the picklist at the current cursor position in the cell instead of replacing the whole cell?

I have an empty TValueListEditor on the form. user enter the key, and select the value cell to enter the value. How can I show the ellipsis in the value cell at that time (when the user select the cell)? For example, there are some key/value pairs already, and the user add a new row by pressing cursor down key in the last row. The new row appear empty and I can type key and value. But I cand display the ellipsis in that new row so the user could click the ellipsis instead entering a value.

I have some buttonedit controls, each has left and right buttons. The left buttons have all the same popup menu assigned as dropdownmenu. When I now select a menuitem, how can I know which buttonedit control showed the popupmenu?

The menu is a TPopupmenu, but assigned to the dropdownmenu property of the TButtonedit buttons. And with that, it seems not to work and TPopupmenu.popupcomponent return always nil.

Unfortunately, it does not work with dropdown menus, it seems to work only with popup menus.

I just wanted to work again a little with Android, so I installed via Tools->Manage Platforms "Delphi Android Professional" and selected Android SDK and OpenJDK, it installed, done. But when I now create a new Multi-Device project, I only have macOS and Win32/Win64 platforms, no Android. What could cause this?

No, I did not. I gave up with it. I will use something else.

The sdk does not appear there, so there is nothing to configure.

This is so frustrating, still no Andoid platform, whatever I try. I did a clean installation of Windows on another PC, installed D11 from the .iso, mac platforms are there, but still no Andoid, even its checked and it installed a lot of android stuff.

How must be the prototype of a function inside a bpl in order to return a string to the caller? This is the test bpl code: unit test; interface uses Winapi.Windows, Winapi.Messages, System.SysUtils, System.Variants, System.Classes, Vcl.Graphics, Vcl.Controls, Vcl.Forms, Vcl.Dialogs, Vcl.StdCtrls; type TForm1 = class(TForm) private { Private declarations } public { Public declarations } end; function GetPluginName:string; var Form1: TForm1; implementation {$R *.dfm} function GetPluginName:string; begin result:='test'; end; exports GetPluginName; end. And here is the test caller code: unit Unit1; interface uses Winapi.Windows, Winapi.Messages, System.SysUtils, System.Variants, System.Classes, Vcl.Graphics, Vcl.Controls, Vcl.Forms, Vcl.Dialogs; type TForm1 = class(TForm) procedure FormCreate(Sender: TObject); private { Private declarations } public { Public declarations } end; var Form1: TForm1; GetPluginName:function:string; implementation {$R *.dfm} procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var h:nativeuint; s:string; begin h:=LoadPackage('test.bpl'); @GetPluginName:=GetProcAddress(h, 'GetPluginName'); s:=GetPluginName; UnloadPackage(h); end; end.

I create a new package, add a form, compile and the ide add the needed dcp files like rtl.dcp etc. The bpl gets created just fine. Now I drop the synedit memo on the form, compile, and it popup: Add SynEditDR. SynEditDR contains implicit unit(s) SynEdit, SynEditDragDrop, SynEditDataObject, SynEditExport, SynEditStrConst, SynEditMiscProcs, SynDWrite, SynEditTypes, SynUnicode, SynEditTextBuffer, SynHighlighterMulti, SynEditHighlighter, SynEditMiscClasses, SynEditCodeFolding, SynEditKeyConst, SynExportHTML, SynEditWordWrap, SynEditUndo, SynEditKeyCmds, SynEditScrollBars, SynEditKbdHandler. und when I allow to add them, I get an error: [dcc64 Fatal Error] Package1.dpk(35): E2202 Required package 'SynEditDR' not found Synedit works just fine in a normal vcl app. What am I doing wrong? There are a handful of 3rd. party components doing exactly the same, when added to a form in a bpl project.

Thanks. I use sharemem, and I played around a little, and it seems to work fine as of now.

Oh heck, I would have to deploy a lot of bpl then. I think I will just switch to use a dll instead of a bpl. I just tried it with a dll, and no issue at all, the 3rd. party control are displayed just fine.

A workaround would be this I guess: var tmp:=GetPluginName; s:=copy(tmp,1); tmp:=''; "tmp" gets the correct text, so I copy that text to "s", and set "tmp" to nil, and "s" still contains the right text after unloading the bpl. If I dont set "tmp" to nil, it will crash. So its somehow related to the reference count I think.

I tried, but its the same. var s:='Test'; result:=s; UniqueString(result); When I get the string from the caller code with s:=GetPluginName; s contains 'Test', as it should. But when I unload the package, s will be "inaccessible" and I get an AV.

I updated the first post with the complete test code for bpl and caller. I removed the stdcall. The result is the same, an AV as long the bpl return anything. If I remove the line with the result:=..., no AV and its fine.

I did that a couple of times, and it did not work. Today, I tried to install Android on the office pc, which has Delphi 11 Enterprise, and its exactly the same, no Android platform to select.

No, it wont show Android platform. And compiling is useless because it will compile for the selected platform, which is either Win or macOS.

Yes, I checked all of them. No Android Platform in the context menu to add. Yes, Delphi 11.0 Alexandria Professional with Mobile

Every time I start a new project, I have to change many options for that project. Is there any way/hack to change the default options, like default copyright, company, compiler output directories?