Re: D2005 Trial Update 3 ...
Abdullah Kauchali wrote:
> ps. I think I am going to miss JEDI quite a bit. :( ... I hope for
> a short while though.
Why? JEDI, mainly JCL and JVCL are available for Delphi 2005. The only
exception are the trail versions of Delphi.
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Regards,
Andreas Hausladen
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Relevant Pages
- Re: How to get perspective on JEDI issues?
... JEDI has its own newsgroups. ... JEDI is a very famous Delphi code library. ... But IMHO, I found after installing JVCL to my Delphi 7, my D7 ...
(borland.public.delphi.non-technical) - Re: JCL: Is it Ok to adopt?
... gathered together working on different projects, all open source, all ... for Delphi, C++ Builder, Kylix and/or FPC. ... JCL is the JEDI Code Library, ...
(borland.public.delphi.non-technical) - Re: Why should I upgrade?
... no web services are desired. ... I rely heavily on JEDI and some of my ... versions of delphi come in.. ... Do you have a timescale for this forcing out of Win32? ...
(borland.public.delphi.non-technical) - Re: Nick on channel9 - the JEDI case
... Only a relatively small number of components of the JVCL are fit for addition to Delphi. ... Nowadays all report engines 'rely' on TChart for their chart representations because is integrated in Delphi. ... Of course, I fully agree that JEDI deserves a link/place on the companion CD/DVD but in this case no-one from the component vendors will use, the TjvNetscapeSplitter for their let's say, property editors/forms. ... Imho, the main point is that you (and Florin, Oliver, Andreas aso.) are _willing_ to do it, in cooperation with CodeGear. ...
(borland.public.delphi.non-technical) - Re: Inner-smile.com - What happened to it?
... > be more, much more than JCL/JVCL. ... There is no future in JEDI without a 64-bit Delphi compiler. ... The whole point of JEDI was to port Win32 C++ headers to Delphi right? ...
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