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I'm exploring the idea of creating integrations tests for my FMX app. Ideally I'd be able to execute these tests for multiple platforms (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), but for now I'm just trying to ...
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How do I create a Horizontal Divider Line as can be seen in the screenshot above the buttons: How can this be accomplished in an FMX GUI App for Python?
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I've made a Form with a TabControl and Four TabItem tabs on the TabControl. By default, the first tab is always the active tab: self.TabControl1 = TabControl(self) self.TabControl1.Parent = self self....
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I'm making a Python FMX GUI App and I basically want three tabs on it like this: I tried doing this: self.TabControl1 = TabControl(self) self.TabControl1.Parent = self self.TabControl1.Align = "...
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I've created an FMX GUI App and I have several components on the form. I'd like to change the default Cursor for them, but I'm not sure how. I've tried doing the following code to change the Cursor on ...
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I have a Python FMX GUI App with an Editcontrol that I want to only accept integer values with. In the past, I've done this kind of validation by overloading the KeyPress event and just removing ...
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I made an Edit on a Form using the DelphiFMX Python Library, but how do I make an Edit that is read-only? The user should be able to read text in the Edit, but not be able to enter their own text. ...
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I've made a simple Hello World! app in the DelphiFMX GUI Library for Python. "Hello World!" is shown on a Label on the Form as can be seen below with my code and screenshot: from delphifmx ...
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I've got the following Python code to make the FMX GUI Form, but I'm trying to make the code shorter if possible. What is the least amount of code that is required to make only a Form and show it. ...
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I have a DelphiFMX GUI App with a couple of components created on a Form: self.imgDirt = Image(self) self.btnLoad = Button(self) self.btnSave = Button(self) self.memDirt = Memo(self) self.lblTitle = ...
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I've made a Form with an Image using the DelphiFMX GUI Library for Python, but what I want now is a right-click context menu on the image. When I right-click on the image, then it should bring up a ...
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Is there a built-in function for closing the app via code? How would I close the app via code instead of clicking on the closing button in the title bar? I'm using DelphiFMX GUI Library for Python
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I've made a Form using the DelphiFMX GUI Library for Python and it's working perfectly fine, but I want to set a minimum and maximum size for the Form to make sure the window can't resize below or ...
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I have made a Form with an Edit component using the DelphiFMX GUI Library for Python and I'm trying to add a placeholder text to the Edit component, but I'm not sure how. I've tried doing self.myEdit....
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I've built a simple Form using the DelphiFMX GUI Library for Python. The Form has a MouseMove event attached to it. What I basically want is the X and Y coordinates of the mouse on the Form when you ...
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