Looking for a download link and instructions for adding the TQRChart QR506 component for Delphi XE6. I've found download links for CBuilder XE6 but none for Delphi. Any assistance would be appreciated. This is on Windows 7 64bit environment.
What you need is a Quick Report component suite which you can find and download from their official web site here: http://www.quickreport.co.uk/
BTW Quick Report component suite is also available for Delphi XE6 from 19.08.2014 which is just ten days ago. So don't scream at me that you already looked there but haven't found it. It is there now.
EDIT: My mistake. I thought that TQRChart component is a part of Quick Report component suite bit it seems that it is a part of Tee Chart component suite. So quick search on Tee Chart's website revelaed nex Guide of how to install TQRChart component into Delphi. Suposgnly it is even posible of adding TQRChart component without owning the Tee Chart component suite.
You can find guide about this here: http://www.teechart.net/reference/index.php
Related
I am trying to print an array in FastReport 4. I found the tutorial on their official page and tried to put it to use. I added a TfrxUserDataSet component and a MasterData in the report. However, I cannot link those two. MasterData does not see my TfrxUserDataSet component.
What am I doing wrong? The compiled demo didn't help me, because I don't have the C language installed.
Go to Report>Data... in Report Designer and check your TfrxUserDataSet there.
I'm new to StackOverflow, and generally find the answers I'm looking for here. Except this time. I'm confuzzled. Here goes:
Some weeks back, I downloaded Revision 306 of Delphi Chromium Embedded, and installed it on a fresh copy of Delphi XE. Now, this was grabbed from the "Downloads" section of the DCEF Google Code page.
First thing I noticed was that the site mentions that Delphi XE is supported, but there is no project package included specifically for XE. Naturally, I installed the package meant for Delphi 2010, as the one for XE2 won't work due to FMX, and perhaps a few other things (?).
Having used an older build on D7 in the past, I naturally dropped a TChromium on the form, set the default URL to http://foundry-local/assist/node/, and ran the app. Here's what I was greeted with:
Exception EExternal Exception in libcef.dll ... External Exception 80000003.
Couldn't post anything in their new Google Group (they disabled the issue tracker on the Code page), so I thought I'd come here to figure out what happened. But just before that, I decided to checkout the latest code-build from the trunk. Installed it successfully (still no package for XE), dropped a TChromium on a blank form, and ran the app. This time I was greeted as follows:
Exception EReadError in module FoundryAssistNodeManager.exe at 0004BE24. Error reading Chromium1.Options.AcceleratedCompositingEnabled: Invalid property path.
And hence: I am really confuzzled.
(Edit: The app can see the core libraries, and they are being picked up.)
Has anybody else been having problems using DCEF on Delphi XE? If so, anyone had some kind of solution?
See, I'm building a customised help platform for my to-be-released products. Using IE is unreliable, and Gecko's components are no longer in development.
Any tips, guidelines would be great. Thanking you all in advance.
Technically speaking, this is not an answer to my question, but I feel it is necessary to show viewers of this question the best route to take.
Quite simple really: Upgrade to DCEF3.
Some developers local to me have also reported the same problem, with no apparent fix. Using version 3 solves the problem.
To the commenters above, thank you for helping as far as you could. Much appreciated.
I decided to have a concerted effort to get the excellent DWScript (Delph Web Script DWS) integrated into a simple IDE using SynEdit. DWScript is currently being agressively developed and has a number of advantages over other Pascal Script libraries, however it does not contain an editor or any IDE example beyond a simple memo control to prove execution capability. It does contain a number of hooks for editor / debugger integration and in fact when DWS was reawakened a while ago, releases did contain an example of a SynEdit / DWS2 (as it was then) integration. An example can be found in the file dws2src20-20030907.zip in the \dws2rel\dwstools\idedialog\source where there is a 'mini-IDE' with editor window, call stack, breakpoint window etc. Really nice. I did get this working some months ago using an old SynEdit and the DWS2 that was included in this file.
So, I have now tried achieve this (or a similar) ide using the latest SynEdit (downloaded from SVN) and the latest DWScript (also from the SVN). Both libraries are installed fine into XE and their demos run fine. I then tried taking the ide example from the old "\dws2rel\dwstools\idedialog\source" and updating the code but much has changed. Frustratingly, not so much has changed that I gave up quickly - I tried searching for the various 'old' type definitions in old source and matching them up with 'new' definitions. Finally though, after several hours mired in code I decided that someone, somewhere must surely have been down this route?
Has anyone got an example of a DWScript - SynEdit integration using recent DWScript code please? I'm very happy with something simple that I can learn / build upon.
Thanks
SynEdit component has received little maintenance, and even some projects as Inno Setup have changed to Scintilla, Inno Setup is not using DWS but the code can serve you as a basis for new IDE
Dws have a editor on the demos with debuger and remote debuger just download all versions of dws one
Where I can find DeskUtil documentation/help? I am trying to build Delphi add-in and I have some troubles with saving/registering/loading the add-in docking form into the active IDE desktop. I am using the DeskUtil methods after reading some examples here and there, but, examples don’t go deep in how these methods work, and in the mechanism of the IDE loading/destroying. Is there any official documentation/help about the DeskUtil or the OpenTools Api? In other words, how and where can developer like me get deep knowledge (not articles or demos) about IDE and OpenTools Api?
Thanks for your help.
You can have a look at the GExperts "Erik's Open Tools API FAQ" and also search for examples in the GExperts code.
Also see articles by Allen Bauer:
Opening Doors: Notes On the Delphi ToolsAPI by its Creator
Opening Doors: Notes On the Delphi ToolsAPI by its Creator - Part 2
Opening Doors: Getting Inside the IDE
Units and Forms required to create Dockable IDE Forms
HI,
I want to write a small Delphi IDE Expert for D2007-D2009 (aka. Galileo IDE) in order to show a window with a TMemo instance on it, with all the component names and classes from the form designer in the above memo. The selected component will be marked with a '*'. The expert should appear on a menu/toolbar and have a shortcut assigned.
How do I do?
Ps: Actually the real code is more complicated than that, but I want to have a general framework to get started.
TIA
I did my first OTA with help of these links:
Erik's Open Tools API FAQ and Resources (The author of GExpert)
Delphi Open Tools API from Jim Kueneman - Mustangpeak
Delphi Open Tools API from RayRay Lischner
They are not updated to the latest versions, but they will you good start point and most of the code will work with the last version, I tried them with D2007.
There are links to articles describing how to write an OTA plug-in here:
http://delphi.about.com/od/objectpascalide/a/wizardsexperts.htm