programmatically determine the edition of RAD Studio 12.3

[dmitrybv 5]

Hello,
How can I programmatically determine the edition of RAD Studio 12.3?
In the registry key Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Embarcadero\BDS\23.0, there is no value named Edition.
I have the same question regarding RAD Studio 11.3 and 10.4.

[Anders Melander 2015]

GetRTLVersion would be my guess.

The actual values appears to be undocumented though - but here's an unofficial list to get you started: https://delphidabbler.com/notes/version-numbers

Edited 3 hours ago by Anders Melander

[dmitrybv 5]

4 minutes ago, Anders Melander said:

GetRTLVersion would be my guess.

The actual values appears to be undocumented though.

1. RTLVersion and RAD Studio Edition (Professional, Enterprise, Community Edition) are different concepts. 
2. RTLVersion for RAD Studio 12.3 cannot be called from an external program.

[Anders Melander 2015]

Just now, dmitrybv said:

1. RTLVersion and RAD Studio Edition (Professional, Enterprise, Community Edition) are different concepts. 
2. RTLVersion for RAD Studio 12.3 cannot be called from an external program.

Oh - You meant what version of RAD Studio is installed on the local system.

 

I think the InstalledUpdates registry key is the closest you can get. There's no guarantee that it's valid though since it's only informational.

[Cristian Peța 122]

I don't have an answer but the edition is in the license. And I don't think there is a public API to read it.

But if you run ddc32 with different small projects the messages can tell you something about this.

[Die Holländer 88]

There is this small component I use for ages (CEVersionInfo) that takes the version info from the Delphi IDE. (Menu-Projects-Project Options-Version Info)

In the IDE I put the Delphi version name into the "Comments" field and in the program source you can use it just like: "myEdit.Text:=CEVersionInfo.Comments" 

 

I've searched the web for the component but only saw some sites where I didn't dare to click to..

I'm willing to publish the source because there is no copyright involved and it is quite small code.

 

It can take the following info fields:

  FCompanyname      :='<info not available>';
  FFileDescription  :='<info not available>';
  FFileVersion      :='<info not available>';
  FInternalname     :='<info not available>';
  FLegalCopyright   :='<info not available>';
  FLegalTradeMarks  :='<info not available>';
  FOriginalFilename :='<info not available>';
  FProductName      :='<info not available>';
  FProductVersion   :='<info not available>';
  FComments         :='<info not available>';
  FMajorVersion     :='<info not available>';
  FMinorVersion     :='<info not available>';
  FRelease          :='<info not available>';
  FBuild            :='<info not available>';