Firemonkey support?

[jkaster]

I have a refactored version of the original source code that also works for FireMonkey, (just define FMX and it will build for FMX). It looks like the original project has gone idle. Are you also interested in FMX, or should I just make my own fork?

[MichaelDemidov]

Hi, John!

Thank you for your offer. Of course, I'm interested in the further development of this project.

[jkaster]

OK. I'll start working on merging my changes into your code via my own fork

[MichaelDemidov]

OK, but...

Some time ago, I modified the code. Mainly I wanted to add support for new (for Delphi) zero-based strings, but I also wanted to keep compatibility with old Delphi versions—therefore I used all these IFDEFs. I made all the changes locally and now decided to add a new unstable branch test. Unfortunately, I have not had time to test these changes.

Maybe you better use this branch?

[jkaster]

I'll look into it

On Feb 24, 2016, at 7:38 AM, Michael Demidov notifications@github.com wrote:

OK, but...

Some time ago, I modified the code. Mainly I wanted to add support for new (for Delphi) zero-based strings, but I also wanted to keep compatibility with old Delphi versions—therefore I used all these IFDEFs. I made all the changes locally and now decided to add a new unstable branch test. Unfortunately, I have not had time to test these changes.

Maybe you better use this branch?

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[jkaster]

I took care of that differently in my code. Perhaps I should just get
mine posted somewhere.

On 2/24/2016 7:38 AM, Michael Demidov wrote:

OK, but...

Some time ago, I modified the code. Mainly I wanted to add support for
new (for Delphi) zero-based strings, but I also wanted to keep
compatibility with old Delphi versions—therefore I used all these
IFDEFs. I made all the changes locally and now decided to add a new
unstable branch test. Unfortunately, I have not had time to test
these changes.

Maybe you better use this branch?

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[MichaelDemidov]

I do not sure that my decision is the best possible. If you have any ideas how to improve it, that would be great. It is the main advantage of any open source project