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Blog post: DAPUG event on April 24-25th (Nyborg, Denmark) #REST #FMX #Delphi Marco Cantù Jens Fudge

Blog post: DAPUG event on April 24-25th (Nyborg, Denmark) #REST #FMX #Delphi Marco Cantù Jens Fudge https://blog.andreamagni.eu/2018/02/dapug-denmark-user-group-event-on-april-24-25th/ https://blog.andreamagni.eu/2018/02/dapug-denmark-user-group-event-on-april-24-25th/

Interactive PDF form filling in the FMX Document Viewer is coming in the next version of #XtremeDocumentStudio Delphi. Here's a look at it...

Interactive PDF form filling in the FMX Document Viewer is coming in the next version of #XtremeDocumentStudio Delphi. Here's a look at it... Originally shared by Gnostice.com Here's a video of some of the features in the upcoming release of #XtremeDocumentStudio Delphi. Interactive form filling in the Document Viewer on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android, Data-binding PDF form fields and more... #Delphi #FMX #Windows #macOS #iOS #Android https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgZljvtUAD4&feature=share

TFrameStand wait demo running on Linux Desktop without effort :) #FMX #FMXLinux #Delphi #Linux

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TFrameStand wait demo running on Linux Desktop without effort :) #FMX #FMXLinux #Delphi #Linux

Originally shared by David Berneda

Originally shared by David Berneda TeeGrid v1.0 has been released ! #VCL #FMX #Lazarus https://www.steema.com/entry/314/TeeGrid_Grid_Component_for_Delphi_VCL_and_FMX__now_released

#Delphi #Firemonkey #HexLicense #FMX

#Delphi   #Firemonkey   #HexLicense   #FMX   https://hexlicense.com/2016/10/12/hexlicense-for-fmx-is-shipping

TFrameStand v.1.1 released: new features! #delphi #tframestand #fmx

TFrameStand v.1.1 released: new features! #delphi #tframestand #fmx First of all, thanks for the nice feedback I had since my CodeRage X session about TFrameStand (at the moment the replay got more than 400 views and some upvote). It seems most people who tried the component, actually liked it and I am happy of this :-)… http://www.andreamagni.eu/wp/2015/11/tframestand-version-1-1-released-with-new-features/

How can you draw an image with an affine transformation applied in FireMonkey? I would like to take a rectangular bitmap, and draw that (in a 2D form) stretched to a not-quite-arbitrary four-sided polygon, the corner points of which I calculate. It happens that the polygon will result in a shape that could be implemented via a simple affine transformation. I hoped for a way to use TCanvas.Matrix to achieve this, or for a Draw method that took a target polygon instead of a rectangle, or to be able to use TImage3D in a 2D form, or something similar. I can't find one. Any ideas?

How can you draw an image with an affine transformation applied in FireMonkey?  I would like to take a rectangular bitmap, and draw that (in a 2D form) stretched to a not-quite-arbitrary four-sided polygon, the corner points of which I calculate. It happens that the polygon will result in a shape that could be implemented via a simple affine transformation. I hoped for a way to use TCanvas.Matrix to achieve this, or for a Draw method that took a target polygon instead of a rectangle, or to be able to use TImage3D in a 2D form, or something similar.  I can't find one. Any ideas? I'm aware of TAffineTransformEffect but can't see how to go from the four quad points to the rotation/scale values it requires (and it seems to give different results in XE6 than the screenshots in the documentation.) Any ideas? #fmx   #firemonkey  #transformation #affine

Show Notification in System Bar:

Show Notification in System Bar: uses   FMX.Notification; var   FNotificationCenter: FMX.Notification.TNotificationCenter; ... FNotificationCenter := FMX.Notification.TNotificationCenter.Create(Application); ... procedure TTabbedForm.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var   LNotification: TNotification; begin   LNotification := FNotificationCenter.CreateNotification;   try     LNotification.Name := 'TestNotification';     LNotification.AlertBody := 'AlertBody';     LNotification.AlertAction := 'AlertAction';     LNotification.Number := 1;     LNotification.FireDate := IncSecond(Now, 5);     LNotification.HasAction := False;     FNotificationCenter.PresentNotification(LNotification);   finally     LNotification.Free;   end; end; :) #android   #delphixe5   #xe5   #fmx