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What is the name of this visual component? Thanks
It might be the common TButton component in bsCommandLink style (set by the Style property).
TLama's educated guess might very well be right.
In general, to answer questions of this nature you can use Spy++ (or any other similar tool) to find the window class name. That should be enough to identify the control.
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I want to have a property on a doc type that is read-only (Via the Umbraco UI), I want to populate its value after the umbraco event 'Saved'
Its going to be a string, but I don't want a text box for the user to edit it.
Any ideas
Found out there is a label data type, seems like I missed it, silly me.
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I am a new developer in delphi, use Delphi XE6. I want to know the attribute about one component quickly, the problem is where can i find related api about component in tool palette? Thanks!
If I'm understanding your question correctly, I think the best way to get a sense of a component is to add it to your form, then select it, and check out its attributes in the Object Inspector.
An alternative is to reference the class in question (say, TButton) in your code, and place the cursor somewhere in the class name, and invoke the Help (press F1) to read up on the class and its members.
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I know its possible to write DOS drivers, but I was wondering if there are still books or people out there with that knowledge. I want to run FreeDOS and be able to use my USB keyboard and mouse, and I am guessing I need to write USB drivers.
Where would I even begin?
Take a look here: http://www.drdobbs.com/writing-ms-dos-device-drivers/184402277
Also, check out CuteMouse(http://cutemouse.sourceforge.net) for mouse drivers. Maybe this will give you an idea of how they are written.
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I have been reading the new book Coding in Delphi by Nick Hodges. I just finished the chapters on RTTI and Attributes, and I am understanding some of the basics of RTTI, but I am wondering if anyone has any good examples of using RTTI and or attributes.
A very good starting point is delphi.about.com. Also you can search on StackOverflow to see questions about Delphi and RTTI tags, to see on what different users from here used RTTI.
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I just finish reading delphi-skinning-libraries and sptbxtoolbar-skin-change but this is not what I wanted. I'm interested in how to apply a skin on a form, just like the classic WinAmp windows :)
Any aricle or code or ideea is welcomed.
I just found Windows XP Theme Manager, i'm at work now, so i'll study it at home (I hope this is wahat I need)
Actually the former question (with a nudge at VCLSkin) is exactly what you need -- don't get suggested too much by the fact that all the examples look like MSWindows -- the skinning behind them allows for any image-based GUI.
The only alternative is ditching the Forms altogether and building your skin from ground up using WinAPI. An example can be seen on flipcode (C++, but WinAPI's the same).