Hello.
Hello.
I'm trying to create a wizard for Delphi and I had a question of using it on different versions of Delphi. For each version I must to build wizard separately or is there some way to build once and use under most versions?
In dll wizard'e there is dependence on designide. When I build a wizard under D2010 and run under D10 - the IDE freezes.
Thank you in advance
I'm trying to create a wizard for Delphi and I had a question of using it on different versions of Delphi. For each version I must to build wizard separately or is there some way to build once and use under most versions?
In dll wizard'e there is dependence on designide. When I build a wizard under D2010 and run under D10 - the IDE freezes.
Thank you in advance
David Millington While the idea is great (and I would take it up, if I had the HD space and processing power), it won't/can't happen because of the piracy issue it opens up :-\ Even if the IDEs in the VM are unregistered, the (VCL/RTL) source is clearly there. And what version would be installed (Pro/Ent/Arch)? And isn't it possible to use the command line compiler without actually registering?
ReplyDeleteThen there is the issue of keeping the VM up to date with the latest patches/hot fixes/etc? And when a new IDE comes out, a new VM...
As I said, love the idea but the practicality isn't there (from what I can see). Feel free to correct me where I went wrong :-)
Delphi supports DockForm in the C# API version?
ReplyDeleteIf you stick with IOTA interfaces only and check their support with the SysUtils.Supports function you can create an IDE plugin with any version of RAD Studio and it will work with multiple IDEs. It must be a DLL obviously. However experience shows the nice stuff needs some of the INTA interfaces and binary compatibility for dockable firms and the like.
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