Visual Developer Developing Custom Delphi 3 Components: Master the Art of Creating Powerful Delphi 3 Software Components
Ray Konopka
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Describes the Delphi Object Pascal object model. Covers VCL component architecture, multi-control components, and component DLLs. Explains component creation, field protection, access rights, and debugging. Demonstrates the ins and outs of data-aware controls. Teaches how to create ActiveX controls with Delphi. Tells about implementing properties, property editors, events, and event handlers.
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