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the Cpp Example ,in the following link, maybe could help you

http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudi ... nd_C%2B%2B

Do you mean as other side effects those mentioned in the documentation ?

"MainFormOnTaskBar must be True to use Windows Vista or Windows 7 Aero effects, including live taskbar thumbnails, Dynamic Windows, Windows Flip, and Windows Flip 3D."

Set Application->MainFormOnTaskBar to false in your project's source file . Use menu Project->View Source. The "side effect" in this case is that the taskbar button of your application will use the Application's title instead of the mainform's title.

Ooops
I see in Docwiki , there is not Caption property for TListItem.
Since TListViewItem contains(deriving from) TListItem , static_cast is the way to go as you have already done...

The problem is caused because in Berlin version(as I see in documentation) the type of AItem parameter of TItemControlEvent event type has changed ... http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/[b]Berlin[/b]/en/FMX.ListView.TAppearanceListView.OnButtonClick C++ __property Fmx::Listview::Appearances::T...

just a thought ...
is DataModule in AutoCreated Forms in Project B (Project->Options->Forms) ?

ico_count = ExtractIconExW(lpszFile.w_str(), nIconIndex, phiconLarge, phiconSmall, nIcons); to get the number of icons call ExtractIconExW with nIconIndex=-1 phiconLarge=NULL phiconSmall= NULL ico_count = ExtractIconExW(lpszFile.w_str(), -1,NULL,NULL, nIcons); then allocate memory for the icons' ha...

in Google may have plans for the Android Studio...

just call FFDTable->Last() right after Post()

TFrame does not have a Canvas property of its own. And even if it did, its Canvas->Handle would only be valid while the TFrame is in the process of being painted. If you need a TCanvas for a TFrame, use a TControlCanvas object, as shown in my reply above. yes ,you are right ...I was thinking of TFo...

Marloes wrote:

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  Graphics::TBitmap* bitmap = new Graphics::TBitmap;
  bitmap->Handle = CreateCompatibleBitmap(Handle, BITMAP_WIDTH, BITMAP_SHORTHEIGHT);

bitmap->Handle = CreateCompatibleBitmap(Canvas->Handle, BITMAP_WIDTH, BITMAP_SHORTHEIGHT);

HsiaLin wrote:I dont think i have seen a menu that had a tooltip, or not that i can remember.

normally it has, the problem is that is not working in C++ builder since the TMenuItem is not descendant of TControl and so is not showing up by the Application like it does e.g. in case of a TButton

HsiaLin wrote: MenuItemName1->Enabled = true;
MenuItemName1->Enabled = false;

or
/*e.g for the first MenuItem -index 0 */
PopupMenu1->Items->Items[0]->Enabled= true;
PopupMenu1->Items->Items[0]->Enabled= false;

at least I, see no problems in Embarcdero's site about changing the language ...maybe they fixed it ...

void __fastcall TForm1::FormShow(TObject *Sender)
{
LocationSensor1->OnLocationChanged = LocationSensor1LocationChanged;
LocationSensor1->Active = true;
}