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Pages in category "FMX"
The following 129 pages are in this category, out of 129 total.
A
- User:Achursin/Customizing FireMonkey Applications with Styles (old)
- Action Features Implemented in FireMonkey
- Action Features Implemented in the RTL
- Adding a Pop-up Menu to a FireMonkey Control
- Android Mobile Application Development
- Applying FireMonkey Image Effects
- Applying FireMonkey Styles
- Arranging FireMonkey Controls
C
- Colors in FireMonkey
- Configuring Android Applications to Use Google Maps
- Creating a FireMonkey Application
- Creating a FireMonkey Component (C++)
- Creating a FireMonkey Component (Object Pascal)
- Creating a FireMonkey Primitive Control
- Creating a Styled FireMonkey Component by Extending an Existing Component
- Creating an Android App
- Creating an iOS App
- Customizing FireMonkey Applications with Styles
- Customizing FireMonkey ListView Appearance
F
- FireMonkey
- FireMonkey 3D
- FireMonkey Accessibility Package
- FireMonkey Actions
- FireMonkey and Databases
- FireMonkey Animation Effects
- FireMonkey Application Design
- FireMonkey Application Platform - Multi-Device
- FireMonkey Applications Guide
- FireMonkey Component Design
- FireMonkey Component Library
- FireMonkey Component Rendering
- FireMonkey Components Guide
- FireMonkey Frame
- FireMonkey Image Effects
- FireMonkey Layouts Strategies
- FireMonkey Platform Prerequisites
- FireMonkey Platform Services
- FireMonkey Primitive Controls and Styled Controls
- FireMonkey Save State
- FireMonkey Text Layout
- First Steps with Google Glass
- Form Factor Settings in Appmethod
- Frames in FireMonkey
M
- Managing BaaS Users
- User:Maria/Mobile Tutorial: Taking and Sharing a Picture, and Sharing Text (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Code Snippets
- Mobile Tutorial: Creating an Application for Mobile Platforms (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Set Up Your Development Environment on Windows PC (Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Set Up Your Development Environment on Windows PC (iOS)
- Mobile Tutorial: Taking and Sharing a Picture, and Sharing Text (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using a Button Component with Different Styles (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using a Calendar Component to Pick a Date (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using a Map Component to Work with Maps (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using a MultiView Component to Display Alternate Views of Information (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using BaaS for Backend Storage (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using Combo Box Components to Pick Items from a List (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using FireDAC and SQLite (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using FireDAC in Mobile Applications (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using InterBase ToGo with FireDAC (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using Layout to Adjust Different Form Sizes or Orientations (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using ListBox Components to Display a Table View (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using LiveBindings to Populate a ListView (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using Location Sensors (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using Notifications (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using Remote Notifications (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using Tab Components to Display Pages (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using the Phone Dialer on Mobile Devices (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorial: Using the Web Browser Component (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorials: Mobile Application Development (iOS and Android)
- Mobile Tutorials: Table of Components Used
- Multi-Device Application
- Multi-Device Application Templates
- Multi-Device Application to Receive Push Notifications
- Multi-Device Preview
- Multiple Display Support
S
- Setting Text Parameters in FireMonkey
- Setting Up the Messaging Service
- Step 1 - Create a Component Using the New Component Wizard
- Step 1 - Create a New Component using the New Component Wizard
- Step 1 - Create the Projects (C++)
- Step 1 - Create the Projects (Object Pascal)
- Step 2 - Design the Panel (C++)
- Step 2 - Design the Panel (Object Pascal)
- Step 2 - Implement a Property to Specify the Format
- Step 2 - Implement a Property to Specify the Number of Sides
- Step 3 - Add Style-Resources as RCDATA (C++)
- Step 3 - Add Style-Resources as RCDATA (Object Pascal)
- Step 3 - Define a Path to Draw the Polygon
- Step 3 - Using TTimer to Refresh TClockLabel Every Second
- Step 4 - Implement Paint and PointInObject Methods
- Step 4 - Set Size and Alignment (C++)
- Step 4 - Set Size and Alignment (Object Pascal)
- Step 4 - Test the FMX Styled Component
- Step 5 - Custom Properties (C++)
- Step 5 - Custom Properties (Object Pascal)
- Step 5 - Test the FireMonkey Primitive Component
- Step 6 - Add Properties to Change the Look and Feel
T
- Taking and Sharing Pictures and Text Using Action Lists
- Taking Pictures Using FireMonkey Interfaces
- Tutorial: Creating Collection Lists Using LiveBindings
- Tutorial: Using FireDAC from a Multi-Device Application on Desktop Platforms
- Tutorial: Using LiveBindings in FireMonkey Applications
- Tutorial: Using the REST Client Library to Access REST-based Web Services
U
- Using 9-patch Images in Android
- Using AppAnalytics in FireMonkey
- Using FireMonkey Views
- Using Hints to Show Contextual Help in a FireMonkey Application
- Using Menus in a FireMonkey Application
- Using Multi-Resolution Bitmaps
- Using Pickers to Provide Platform-Specific Behavior and View of Selection Controls
- Using Styled and Colored Buttons on Target Platforms
- Using Styles for iOS: Multi-Resolution Styles, and the Black and Transparent Styles
- Using the AdMob Service
- Using the Cloud Service to Send Push Notifications
- Using the Google Play In-app Billing Service
- Using the iAd Service
- Using the iOS In-App Purchase Service
- Using the Mac OS X Notification Center