Yeah, I wanted to make something for the platform and wanted to see the source for the menu to get inspiration, when captain obvious shot me with a hand gun and I realized I didn't know Delphi commands. I couldn't find anything in the library catalog, and I couldn't find anything on the internet other than an online manual for Delphi 4. I realized that John would know this, but he doesn't regularly post here. So here is my question:
Does anybody got a good online manual of Delphi (Link Please) and a link to a free compiler?
I wonder how many questions I post in the off-topic forum...
Edit: Does anyone know of a good editor that supports delphi? Notepad++ doesn't work.
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June 3, 2008 - 4:38pm
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Turbo Delphi is the free compiler from CodeGear(?), but Lazarus compiles some Pascal as well and is open source.
I read that Delphi is a object-oriented hybrid. I'll check out Turbo Delphi, maybe use PAC on it, but I still don't know how to do Delphi.
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As said: use the Turbo Delphi Compiler of CodeGear. It's free but you have to register to use it. As far as I remember Lazarus is able to compile "some" Delphi code but imho your best bet is Turbo Delphi of CodeGear.
An online tutorial can be found here and here
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for the tutorial, PieterK.
Now I can start on writing that little thingy I wanted to write for the menu :D.
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I can't seem to find a free editor for it (Notepad++ doesn't work).
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Do you read what we post at all?
https://portableapps.com/node/13789#comment-85180
https://portableapps.com/node/13789#comment-85233
And what doesnt work about Notepad++? I just opened up a .pas file with no issues, syntax highlighting worked correctly too.
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I was reading main.dcu.
Now all I have to do is figure out what part of the code does the app searching...
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