Archive
Wednesday, 8. September 2010
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5 Years of Blog
Marco's Tech Blog
– This blog is 5 years old today and has 828 posts. I started it the day I turned 40, September 8th 2005, with the post http://blog.marcocantu.com/blog/startingblog.html. 828 posts are more than I would have thoughts, although today I also use Twitters for micro-blogging. Don't have a simple way ...
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Hydra Overview
RemObjects Blogs
– An overview of the RemObjects Hydra modular application framework. The video shows using a Windows Presentation Framework vizualization plugin hosted in a native Delphi application.
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RAD Studio XE Editor Enhancements
Darren Kosinski
– There are a couple other little editor enhancements in RAD Studio XE that I wanted to highlight: Templates In Code Completion Code Templates have appeared in the code completion list for several releases. However, the code completion list has just shown the name of the code template. Often, the ...
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Why Choose!?
RemObjects Blogs
– In part inspired by some of the great and positive feedback we received on Hydra at Delphi Live late last month, we have started a new marketing campaign around the product, with the simple tag line of “Why Choose!?”. The premise is that while more and more Delphi developers are looking ...
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Delphi XE SubVersion integration - no Lock / Unlock
Dr.Bob's Delphi Notes
– Those of you who already work with Delphi XE may have noticed that the SubVersion integration offers Update / Submit / History capabilities (from the IDE), but no Lock (Checkout) or Unlock (Checkin) functionality. If you also miss this functionality, and want it added to the integration, then ...
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TimeZone in XE
Yet Another Programming Blog
– Since the inclusion of TTimeZone in Delphi XE’s RTL, I was trying to write a small introductory article into how to get started with the class but never got the time. Now, I got some free time on my hands, so here it goes: The new class provides support for: Converting date/time values ...
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Delphi: Use TStrings to parse non-standard separated strings, and validate it with DUnit tests
The Wiert Corner
– Recently, I was at a client where in a project strings had to be split from: ‘FI-150 1U; FI-049-I L=20 MM;LET OP LASVORM’ Into: ‘FI-150 1U’ ‘FI-049-I L=20 MM’ ‘LET OP LASVORM’ At first sight, this looks simple: Semicolon Separated Values and you are ...
