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What Are The Built-In Function Objects Inside DelphiVCL4Python?

A built-in function object is a wrapper around a C function. Examples of built-in functions are len() and math.sin() (math is a standard built-in module). The number and type of the arguments are determined by the C function.  You can browse all the built-in function objects available to us for windows development inside the DelphiVCL library using the Python dir() command: import…
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What Is A delphivcl.BitBtn And Why Would I Use It?

DelphiVCL.BitBtn is a push button control that can include a bitmap on its face. It’s an alternative to the regular button control which can’t directly use graphics on it. Bitmap buttons exhibit the same behavior as button controls. We use them to initiate actions from forms and dialog boxes. Bitmap buttons implement properties that specify the bitmap images, along with…
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How To Build A GUI For Deep Learning With Apache’s MXNet

Are you looking for a truly open-source deep learning framework suited for flexible research prototyping and production, and building a nice GUI for them? You can deliver ultra-scalable deep learning solutions easily by combiningMXNetandPython4Delphilibrary, insideDelphi and C++Builder. This post will guide you onhow to run the MXNet library and use Python…
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What Is The delphivcl.Screen or TScreen Object?

In this post, you’ll learn about DelphiVCL.Screen or TScreen represents the state of the screen on which an application runs. Learning more about DelphiVCL.Screen or TScreen Object will allow you to easily build screen applications with Python Coding Software. TScreen introduces properties that specify: What forms and data modules have been instantiated by the…
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