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In Tokyo, you should include

<System.IOUtils.hpp>

, I guess.

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FWIW, that looks like a bug. They should have set the width style too.

This was answered in the public forums (forums.embarcadero.com, IDE group) a few days ago. Edit the documentation.htm file **for your language**, in my case in the "en" subdirectory (NOT the file in the welcompage directory, but the file in the subdi

I am still sad that the URL entry bar was removed from the welcome page. I used it to load pages from MSDN that I needed for my current project. Can't do that anymore. Could I do this with a modified welcome page, in JS?

The compilers and linker may have improved, but the runtime needs a big overhaul, IMO. I have had several C++ or C sources that did not readily compile, or did not work as expected. They did compile in GCC or Xcode.

Note that JonesForth is a terribly incomplete and non-standard implementation of Forth, even at a basic level. I also dabbled with writing a Forth in 386 asm, and started with JonesForth as an example, but soon found I had to rewrite most of it to ma

>I have two classes with the same name, but one of them have datasnap configurations, and other have firedac local >connection. the two classes are implemented in differents units.>>When the user set the tipe of connection in the login form, the system changes the connection class for one of them.

Do something like:
if UserChoosesBla then
begin
MyQuery := UnitWithBla.TBlaQuery.Create(params);
// Set up bla query
end
else
begin
MyQuery := UnitWithFoo.TFooQuery.Create(params);
// set up Foo query
end;
// Use MyQuery. You can check for type with: if MyQuery.InheritsFrom(...) then

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