LMD NG 2014 - News - Revision history

Fduch at 12:47, 18 August 2017

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Rafael at 23:35, 6 November 2013

2013-11-06T23:35:52Z

Rafael at 23:04, 6 November 2013

2013-11-06T23:04:30Z

Rafael at 22:32, 24 September 2013

2013-09-24T22:32:36Z

Rafael: moved LMD NG 2013 - News to LMD NG 2014 - News

2013-09-24T22:31:48Z

moved LMD NG 2013 - News to LMD NG 2014 - News

Rafael: /* Features */

2013-03-20T14:01:20Z

‎Features

Rafael at 11:50, 20 March 2013

2013-03-20T11:50:11Z

Rafael at 21:30, 14 March 2013

2013-03-14T21:30:31Z

Rafael: /* NG DialogPack */

2013-03-14T21:28:25Z

‎NG DialogPack

Rafael: /* NG DialogPack */

2013-03-14T21:26:56Z

‎NG DialogPack

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 The code:
-<pre class="brush:delphi">TNGDialogs.Task('My caption', 'My title', 'My description text')
+<syntaxhighlight lang="delphi">TNGDialogs.Task('My caption', 'My title', 'My description text')
              .Icon(tdiInformation)
              .Buttons([tcbOk, tcbCancel], tcbOk)
-             .Execute;</pre>
+             .Execute;</syntaxhighlight>
 will show the following simple dialog:<br>
 [[Image:embim2.png|Simple TaskDialog example]]<br><br>
 More complex example:
-<pre class="brush:delphi">
+<syntaxhighlight lang="delphi">
    case TNGDialogs.Task('My caption', 'My title', 'My description text')
                   .Icon(Application.Icon)
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      mrOk:     ;
      mrCancel: ;
-   end;</pre>
+   end;</syntaxhighlight>
 will show the following:<br>
 [[Image:embim3.png|Complex example]]<br>

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 </ul>
-See also: [http://www.lmd.de/downloads/tutorials/serialization/index.html NG SerializerPack Guide] and <br>
+See also: [http://www.lmd.de/downloads/tutorials/serialization/index.html NG SerializerPack Guide] and [http://www.lmd.de/downloads/tutorials/serializerpack/index.htm NG SerializerPack Reference].<br>
 === Demos ===
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 <code>serialization</code><br>
 A very extensive demo project which demonstrates a common use of NG Serialization Pack: Transmitting business objects between client and server applications. An extensive object model  is created and usage of many supported attributes and creation of converter classes are demonstrated.<br>
 <code>simple</code><br>
-Simple demo which demonstrates simplicity of (de-)serializing generic TObject and TObjectList descendants from/to XML files.<br>
+Simple demo which demonstrates simplicity of (de-)serializing generic TObject and TObjectList descendants from/to XML files (XMLDocument).<br>
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-== NG Serialization Pack (XE and higher only) ==
+== NG SerializerPack (XE and higher only) ==
-NG Serialization pack provides the ability to serialize/de-serialize Delphi objects into various storage formats. Any public (not only published!) property can be automatically handled by the engine. This allows to write data applications more easily and in more object oriented way. NG SerializationPack uses enhanced RTTI features and supports latest features of Delphi/C++Builder runtime (like e.g. Generics). <br>
+NG SerializerPack provides the ability to serialize/de-serialize Delphi objects into various storage formats. Any public (not only published!) property can be automatically handled by the engine. This allows to write data applications in a more object oriented and simpler way. NG SerializerPack uses enhanced RTTI features and supports latest features of Delphi/C++Builder runtime (like e.g. Generics). <br>
 Common use cases of a serialization engine are:
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 * ect.
-See also: [http://www.lmd.de/downloads/tutorials/serialization/index.html NG Serialization Guide]<br>
+<b>New in release 2014</b><br>
 === Demos ===

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 === Support for IDEs and operating systems ===
-* Compatible with Delphi and C++ Builder XE2 + XE3, including 64bit support for XE2 and higher! The next Delphi/C++Builder release will be supported almost immediately after public availability.
+* Compatible with Delphi and C++ Builder XE2 - XE5, including 64bit support for XE2 and higher! The next Delphi/C++Builder release will be supported almost immediately after public availability.
 * Supported IDEs
-** Delphi 2009, 2010, XE, XE2, XE3 (depending on package)
+** Delphi 2009, 2010, XE, XE2, XE3, XE4, XE5 (depending on package)
-** C++ Builder 2009, 2010, XE, XE2, XE3 (depending on package)
+** C++ Builder 2009, 2010, XE, XE2, XE3, XE4, XE5 (depending on package)
 ** All corresponding Studio Products (CRS 2009, RAD Studio 2010, XE, XE2, XE3 etc.)
 * Supported operating systems

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 ** Input control, which can be configured by the user by assigning a value to InputType property. Input control can be one of the following: edit, memo, password edit, editable combo-ox, non-editable combo-box, date-time picker or a custom input control (or several controls) configured as a mini-HTML template, using TemplateHtml property.
 ** InputValue property can be used to specify initial input value, which is shown when the dialog executed. As well, InputItems property can be used to configure combo-box items.
-** <b>TNGMessageDialog</b> component allows to configure and show simple message dialogs with a look, compatible with TNGTaskDialog. The main purpose of the component is to be used internally inside TNGDialogs.Message overloaded methods, so, it, probably, need not be used explicitly. The component provides a set of properties, which are analogous to Delphi standard MessageDlg function parameters.
+* <b>TNGMessageDialog</b> component allows to configure and show simple message dialogs with a look, compatible with TNGTaskDialog. The main purpose of the component is to be used internally inside TNGDialogs.Message overloaded methods, so, it, probably, need not be used explicitly. The component provides a set of properties, which are analogous to Delphi standard MessageDlg function parameters.
 First two dialog components support advanced set of features, such as callback timer, OnButtonClick event with the ability of dialog content modification from the event handler, and navigation.
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 === Fluent Interface ===
 We are proud to introduce a simple, very convenient API for executing dialogs. The API is organized as static methods of TNGDialogs structure, most of which are overloaded. In most cases this API allows to show required dialog writing one or just several lines of code without placing dialog components on the form. The API provides replacement for standard Delphi dialog functions, such as ShowMessage, MessageDlg, InputBox and InputQuert to allow to show dialogs, compatible with task dialog look and feel. It also contains some additional simple dialog functions, such as Error, Warning or Information. All these function are overloaded, which allows to specify only required parameters.

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   File:HTMLPackNew.png|What's new
   File:HTMLPackFormat.png|Format tags
-  File:HTMLCoreControls.png|Core controls
+  File:HTMLListBox.jpg|HTML ListBox
   </gallery><br>

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 == NG DialogPack ==
 NG-DialogPack is based on the features provided by Microsoft Windows Vista Task Dialog API, which allows to create and show Windows Vista (Windows 7) like dialogs. The package extends platform API with emulation mode, which allows to use NG-DialogPack components in previous OS versions, such as Windows XP. Also, emulation mode provides additional features, such as Input Dialog, which has no analog in platform API.<br>
-[[Image:embim1.png|Simple Example]]<br>
+[[Image:embim1.png|Simple Example]]<br><br>
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 === Features ===