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Lecture 2 - The Delphi IDE
Lecture Summary
In order to effectively use a tool as large as Delphi, it is essential to get hands on experience, and to understand a little of
what is going on in the background, this will increase your confidence in finding a solution when things don't go according to plan.
By the end of the course you will be able to
State the purposes of the different files that Delphi creates
Create simple Delphi applications
Compile, build and run applications using the IDE
Build user interfaces that comply with current style guidelines
Find your way around the menus and component palette of the IDE
Table of contents
Section 1
- The Delphi IDE
Section 2 -
DPR, DFM, DCU, PAS, DPG,OPT, CDG, HELP!
Section 3 -
Designing Forms - Mechanics and Style Guide
Section 4 -
Linking controls to activity
Section 5 -
Compiling, Building, Linking, Running
Section 6 -
Running and debugging programs in the editor
Section 7 -
Breakpoints, call stack, watch window, CPU window
Section 8 -
Code completion, Macros, some important options dialogs
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