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What is the ExeName Property in DelphiVCL.Application?

The ExeName property or DelphiVCL.Application.ExeName contains the file name of the application’s executable file including path information. In this post, we’ll use Use ExeName to obtain the name of the executable file for the application. ExeName is the fully-qualified name, including the path to the application’s executable in Python Windows GUI Builder. More things…
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Specify the Alignment of a Control using Align or TAlign

Align or TAlign is used to specify the alignment of control within its parent. TAlign specifies how control is placed relative to its parent. It can have one of the following values: Value Meaning alNone The control remains where it was placed. This is the default value. alTop The control moves to the top of its parent and resizes to fill the width of its parent.
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Integrate Robust Similarity Queries Capabilities To Your Python GUI App With Powerful Gensim Library

Do you want to perform Text Mining or Natural Language Processing tasks like Topic Modeling, Similarity Queries, etc. in your GUI app? This post will get you to understand how to use Gensim Python Library using Python4Delphi (P4D) in the Delphi/C++ Builder application and perform some interesting Text Mining tasks. Gensim is an open-source library for Unsupervised Topic Modeling and Natural…
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How to use the State Property

State property is used as an indicator for which items are selected or checked. For example, for each member of the Items array, we use State to determine whether the checkbox is selected (cbChecked), cleared (cbUnchecked), or dimmed (cbGrayed). Note: cbGrayed corresponds to the indeterminate state. State combines the information provided by the Boolean Checked property and the…
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