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How to use the delphivcl.Application.Destroy Destructor

We use DelphiVCL.Application.Destroy to destroy the application instance and all of its associated memory. Never call DelphiVCL.Application.Destroy or DelphiVCL.Application.Free. Instead, use the application’s Terminate method to end the application. Destroy signals that the application has been deactivated before calling the inherited destructor. It then frees memory for…
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Learn To Build A Python GUI For Programming Quantum Computers With Cirq In A Delphi Windows App

Are you looking for an open-source framework for programming quantum computers and build a nice GUI for them? Try Cirq library for Python. And for the GUI part, you can run it seamlessly with Python4Delphi (P4D). P4D is a free and simple tool that allows you to run Python scripts as well as create new Python modules and types in Delphi. Cirq is a Python library for writing, manipulating…
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Understanding delphivcl.Application.ControlDestroyed

The ControlDestroyed method or DelphiVCL.Application.ControlDestroyed is used to notify the application when a control is destroyed. ControlDestroyed is for internal use and is called automatically by TControl. Do not call it directly. ControlDestroyed notifies the application that the control passed as the Control parameter has been destroyed, so that the properties which refer to…
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How to use the Text Property

Text property contains a text string associated with the control. We use the Text property to read the Text of the control or to specify a new string for the Text value. By default, Text is the control name. For edit controls and memos, the Text appears within the control. For combo boxes, the Text is the content of the edit control portion of the combo box. Note: Controls that…
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