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Category: Programmazione

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Evaluating TMS FNC Core and TMS UI on FmxLinux

Delphi is truly a cool development environment, with the right libraries it becomes unbeatable. Now with version 11 and all the IDE in HDPI it is a pleasure to work with. fmxLinux is the library that comes with Delphi to allow you to create visual applications on Linux with Firemonkey and it works great. TMS…
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Windows kill application programmatically

To force quit an application by application name in MS-Windows you can use “taskkill” command. To kill an application by app name using taskkill you can write:

In this example we kill our application “JuliuS” .

Detect device orientation change Delphi Firemonkey

To detect device orientation change, you can use the following example:

Xtumble Web Builder 2 for Windows x86 32bit

Xtumble Web Builder 2 is the basic tool with which we customize all the WEB experience of the applications built on the brand new cloud business platform Xtumble and with which we have created the e-commerce visible on xtumble.store. To allow developers / designers / web developers to be able to customize the applications published…
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Xtumble Web Builder 2 for Mac OSX 64bit

Xtumble Web Builder 2 is the basic tool with which we customize all the WEB experience of the applications built on the brand new cloud business platform Xtumble and with which we have created the e-commerce visible on  xtumble.store . To allow developers / designers / web developers to be able to customize the applications…
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Firebird SQL – Verify if a string contains digit (number char)

From version 2.5 Firebird introduces the “SIMILAR TO” predicate which allows you to apply a subset of regular expressions in an SQL condition. The documentation of the “SIMILAR TO” predicate is available at https://firebirdsql.org/refdocs/langrefupd25-similar-to.html If we wanted to check if there are numbers (DIGIT) inside a string, i.e. characters from ‘0’ to ‘9’ we could…
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