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Everywhere is noticed that VCL is not thread-safe and we must synchronize access to it. So it's VCL faults that is not thread-safe. How VCL itself can be thread-safe? What, precisely, does "thread-safe" mean to you? What about someone else? Every time I see this brought up, it ends up boiling down to this: "I want VCL to be thread-safe so I don't have to think about threading and synchronization issues. I want to write my code as if it is still single-threaded." No matter how much work went into making VCL so-called "thread-safe", there will always be situations where you can get into trouble.

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Im looking for a delphi component that looks and functions like the Windows 7 control panel buttons when you "view by category". Anybody know if something like this already exists? I just created a small component that looks sort of what you want. It is double-buffered, and hence completely flicker-free, and works both with visual themes enabled and disabled. unit TaskButton; interface uses SysUtils, Forms, Messages, Windows, Graphics, Classes, Controls, UxTheme, ImgList, PNGImage; type TIconSource = (isImageList, isPNGImage); TTaskButtonLinkClickEvent = procedure(Sender: TObject; LinkIndex:

I don't know which of those three methods suits me most. They all work for me. Does anyone know the difference between Refresh, Update and Repaint? According to the online documentation. Refresh - Repaints the control on the screen. Call Refresh method to repaint the control immediately. Refresh calls the Repaint method. Use the Refresh and Repaint methods interchangeably. Repaint - Forces the control to repaint its image on the screen. Call Repaint to force the control to repaint its image immediately. If the ControlStyle property includes csOpaque, the control paints itself directly.

I'm using a Delphi 2009 VCL TProgressBar as a kind of "empty/full" gauge. On Vista, with Aero theme enabled, this has an animation associated with it, which is annoying and inappropriate for an gauge. Is there any way of disabling this (NOT by adjusting user's theme settings!) to prevent the animation on this control? To clarify, I want something basically identical to the 'disk space used' meters in Windows Explorer. No animation, but still with a nice border and shading effects. Update: I understand that I need a "meter", rather than a true progress bar. How can a themed meter be implemented

I've got a form with a bunch of controls on it, and I wanted to iterate through all the controls on a certain panel and enable/disable them. I tried this: var component: TComponent; begin for component in myPanel do (component as TControl).Enabled := Value; end; But that did nothing. Turns out all components are in the form's component collection, not their parent object's. So does anyone know if there's any way to get all the controls inside a control? (Besides an ugly workaround like this, which is what I ended up having to do): var component: TComponent; begin for component in myPanel do if

I need to find DecimalSeparator var SysUtils Delphi 7, in Delphi XE6 i tried to find in System.SysUtils, but without success. Someone can tell me where to find her in Delphi XE6? In Delphi 7 it is located in SysUtils.pas unit, in line 618: var CurrencyString: string; CurrencyFormat: Byte; NegCurrFormat: Byte; ThousandSeparator: Char; DecimalSeparator: Char; I need this variable to convert a component of Delphi 7 to XE6 My bad, first i needed to call FormatSettings, and then i can use in DecimalSeparator in Delphi XE6, FormatSettings.DecimalSeparator procedure ConfigureBrazilRegion; var