Opinions, thoughts and ideas mostly related to Delphi Programming
A couple of years ago I wrote a two-part article about a dataset enumerator: A Magical Gathering – Part 1 and Part 2. Well, things evolved a bit since then and I wondered how one would implement something similar given the current features of Delphi. Actually I am following here a suggestion from commenter Alan Clark.
Some of you might already be aware of my CmonLib, which, according to the GitHub ReadMe, is a collection of several units with different purpose. My intention for this library was to group all those single-file-helper-units into one repository which can be added as a single submodule to any project in one go. In addition, … Continue reading “CmonLib: A Facelift for DataSetHelper”
From Part 1: take an enumerator, mix it with a class helper and pour it over an invokeable custom variant There it is again. What is he just talking about? Well, it took me a while to find that thing, as it isn’t mentioned very often. But it turned out to be exactly what I … Continue reading “A Magical Gathering – Part 2”
Sometimes combining different programming techniques reveals the hidden beauty of a programming language. A few years ago I was able to create such a thing with some older and newer language features. The outcome revealed some kind of magic that really amazed myself. The recipe is pretty simple: take an enumerator, mix it with a … Continue reading “A Magical Gathering – Part 1”
