Questions tagged [delphi-10.3-rio]

Delphi 10.3 Rio is a specific version of Delphi released in November 2018.

Delphi 10.3 Rio supports development of applications covering 32-bit and 64-bit, 32-bit, 32-bit and 64-bit, 32-bit, and server 64-bit. Windows applications may be built using either the framework or the (FMX) framework, whereas the OSX and mobile platforms are built under the FireMonkey framework only.

This version of Delphi brings several enhancements to the core Delphi pascal language, including inline variable declarations and type inference, as well as RTL performance improvements, and changes to Delphi's ABIs for better C++ interoperability across all platforms. It also sports several IDE UI redesigns, better High-DPI support to the VCL, support for iOS 12 and Android API level 26+, and begins Embarcadero's push to phase out its ARC memory management model for TObject classes, starting with the Linux 64-bit compiler.

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Send file over socket: SendText() and SendStream() not sending data correctly

I try send a .jpg file from ClientSocket to ServerSocket but have a trouble apparently around of SendText and SendStream functions because the results obtained after execution of SendText for example is always 0. But exists other strange thing that…
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Issue with ZipForge and Delphi Rio 10.3

I'm try to install ZipForge component for Delphi 10.2 Tokyo (ComponentAce doesn't have official version for this component for Delphi Rio 10.3) into Delphi 10.3 Rio for tests, but until this moment, unsucessful. I did the installation by many ways :…
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How to detect whether a TWinControl has a FONT property?

I need to change the FONT property of controls collected via the Controls property of a container control: for i := 0 to ContainerControl.ControlCount - 1 do begin ContainerControl.Controls[i].Font.Size := 8; // error end; For this, I would…
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DELPHI - Extra semi-colons in except blocks, any purpose? Optional semi-colon before except or end, What's better with or without?

I'm working in an application with some semi-colon abnormalities in Delphi 10.3.3. I've been reading some semi-colons are optional, depending on the compiler, when not between statements. For many years I thought this was a bug in the Delphi…
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