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Developing Custom Delphi Components by Ray Konopka

Developing Custom Delphi Components Ray Konopka ebook
Page: 717
Format: pdf
Publisher: Coriolis Group Books
ISBN: 1883577470, 9781883577476

Today it is different because there are too many companies that work to develop components, so maybe, it is not stupid to think about buying these. Assert(Kid.FirstName = 'Daniele');. Some components also work with version 5 and 6 I think. //see source code at NOTE: A Simple Delphi Wrapper for SQLite 3 DOES NOT support TDataSets, therefore, you will have to handle the display of the data yourself using a standard delphi component or a custom component. To add items into the inventory, you simply call the databases ExeSQL method using standard ANSI SQL. So, today we'll develop an add-in for Outlook 2000 – 2007 in Delphi 2009. Follow Huw Collingbourne's directions to create a custom application launchpad. //now kid is the same as before marshalling. The AddFile() method adds a small icon to an ImageList component using ImageList1. I usually create reusable delphi components. These components often need to either reference. //see source code at bottom of page. The applications Delphi 2010 as well. In VCL Development :: Quite often it is necessary to write components that perform more advanced functions. Visual HowTo sample in Delphi shows how to create and Outlook add-in with custom command bars and ribbon tabs for Outlook 2000 - 2007. The bibles I always fall back on are two books by Ray Lischner (Secrets Of Delphi 2 and Hidden Paths Of Delphi 3) and Ray Konopka's Developing Custom Delphi 3 Components. Assert(Kid.LastName = 'Teti');. //if database exists, then get inventory table //create the table. Kid := UnMar.UnMarshal(SerializedKid) as TKid;. We are not going to create anything super complex, I will just show you how to work with our visual components at design-time and how it looks in Outlook at run-time.