I have Delphi XE7.1 Ent, kbmMemtable Pro, kbmMW Ent installed.
Thanks to Kim Madsen, it was successfully installed.
However no one kbm objects/forms component appears in Delphi IDE Tool Palette.
How to fix it?
Create a new project. For example a VCL forms project.
Now you will see the wizards in File/New/Other/Components4Developers.
Or take advantage of one of the many sample projects and adapt/alter it to your needs.
best regards
Kim/C4D
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I'm using delphi 2010, and in order to create components i'd like to see the source of delphi components such TEdit, TButton... But the problem is this option is unavailable in my IDE, the type of any added component is written in black (and not in blue so i can see the source). So how can i get this option?
Thanks for your replies.
You seem to be using either a trial version or starter edition of Delphi. The source is deliberately not available. You would have to acquire / pay for a higher edition of Delphi, such as Pro, Enterprise, Ultimate, or Architect.
If you wish to study how components / controls work, find a popular third-party one. For example, I've been experimenting with Chrome Tabs lately.
I recently switched from Borland Delphi 7 to Embarcadero Delphi XE6 and I find it very difficult to install a library with components. I wish to install the Microsoft Speech Library.
I have searched on the web for tutorials and guides, but non of them have helped me.
Can someone please help me by giving a step by step tutorial. I asked two of my friends which also uses Delphi XE6 and they switched from Delphi 7 and Delph 2010. They also do not know how to do it.
I do not have Delphi XE6 anymore. I'm now using Delphi 10.1 Berlin Update 1, but I did struggle to import a Type Library in XE6 as it was a bit different to Delphi 7. Anyway I can't remember how I managed to do it in XE6, but I'm assuming it is the same in Berlin. So here:
Go to 'Component' in the main menu.
Choose 'Import Component'.
Choose 'Import a Type Library' and click on Next.
Choose the library you wish to install.
Choose a name for it and where/how you want to install it.
Just follow the rest of the steps. It will then compile and install it into your IDE.
Be aware that the type library importer in XE6 is broken. I've found at least one instance where the resultant unit has several interfaces with the parameter declared incorrectly as a const type instead of a var type. Delphi 2010 imports the same library correctly.
We are trying to develop a form that will be added to a project written and created using Embarcadero Delphi 2010 , We will use Embarcadero Delphi XE3 as our Development Environemt, will the code that we will write work on Embarcadero Delphi 2010 ?
If not where can I download Embarcadero Delphi 2010, I can't find it on the Embarcadero official site.
Thanks
Previous versions can be downloaded here:
http://www.embarcadero.com/xe3-earlier-versions
Depends ....
if you don't use rtti and generics and remove qulified namespaces, restrict the use of foreign components it could work, but i think it's not recommended.
If you are properly registered you have an edn account:
Pick Downloads / Registered User Downloads
It is in there. You should be able to go back to Delphi 7. 2010 is at the bottom of the page.
The latest stuff in XE3 is highly recommended. The improvements over the last few years are definitely worth it, and the upgrade will pay for itself in very short time even if you only gradually learn and use the new stuff.
I'm migrating a Delphi project from old Delphi 2.0 IDE to the new RAD Studio XE2. I need to abandon QuickReport components. To which free report component can I migrate to?
I see XE2 has FastReport and Rave Reports included. Which one do you suggest me? Or are there other ones?
I look for the easiest to convert to, so the more similar to QuickReport I guess. In my project these QuickReport components are used:
TQRPreview
TQRBand
TQRSysData
TQRLabel
TQRMemo
TQRDBText
TQRShape
TQuickReport
TQRDetailLink
I already tried some automatic converters, but they need to have QuickReport installed, which I don't have.
Thanks!
Reading this blog post, I wouldn't set on Rave for any new project.
I'm looking at moving from Delphi 2007 (purchased by my employer) to Delphi XE Starter Edition (purchased by me because my employer is moving away from Delphi) for some open source/hobby work. So, price is definitely a concern.
Delphi XE Starter Edition doesn't appear to have the integrated DUnit stuff. Are there any recommendations for testing frameworks that will work well with XE Starter? The framework must be automatible; for example, it must must be runnable by a Continuous Integration System such as Hudson or CruiseControl. Of course, free would be best. Integration directly into the IDE would also be handy, but not a requirement.
DUNIT is on SourceForge so you can get it from there. The version on SF is 9.4.0, the same that ships with Delphi XE. The code is however not identical. I do not know if it works with Delphi XE Starter edition but I don't see why it should not.
Will DUnit2 do?
Dunit2 is used in tiOPF framework and said to be quite good. The download sites are:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dunit2/
http://members.optusnet.com.au/~mcnabp/
http://github.com/graemeg/dunit2
DUnit may be a better choice that DUnit2. With DUnit you can use the jcl and USE_JEDI_JCL to get the line numbers of failures. DUnit2 doesn't appear to support this.
DUNit2 doesn't seem to be getting much attention since Peter's death either. I don't know if it has been updated to use the latest version of delphi but it doesn't look like it.