I am a jedi JVCL developer, and I have used JvDocking in my own commercial in-house projects, and found it to be solid and reliable. Also, it’s free. It’s easy to extend. It creates a look and feel about the same as visual studio 2008 era docking.
I think you should find string TYPES.OBJ in all files in your project, after you need remove this string from found files. Before this do not forget to make a backup project directory. I had a similar problem when I convert old project from BCB5 to BCB 6. When I deleted the string with “.obj” … Read more
Try go to Tools->Options->Debugging->Symbols and select checkbox “Microsoft Symbol Servers”, Visual Studio will download PDBs automatically. PDB is a debug information file used by Visual Studio. These are system DLLs, which you don’t have debug symbols for.[…] See Cannot find or open the PDB file in Visual Studio C++ 2010
Nope. But there’s a potential solution: if you enclose your include directive in a namespace of its own, like this… namespace codegear { #include “codegear_header.h” } // namespace codegear …then the effects of any using directives within that header are neutralized. That might be problematic in some cases. That’s why every C++ style guide strongly … Read more
It is possible using NSPanel with NSNonactivatingPanelMask flag. The NSView of fmx form should become child of NSPanel. I have written a helper class which works for both Windows and Mac platforms (Works on XE4): unit NoActivateForm; interface uses Fmx.Forms, Fmx.Types {$IFDEF POSIX} , Macapi.AppKit {$ENDIF} ; type TNoActivateForm = class private form: TForm; {$IFDEF … Read more