Delphi Ramblings from Rolly View, Alberta, Canada
Blistering fast data loading and processing with TClientDataSet (using Delphi 13, 64 bit, September 2025 release), all records loaded and processed (279x) in under 0.5 second. Yes, you can learn something from Cary Jensen (https://lnkd.in/gQCQqxGt) and he is a really nice guy.
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Another tool on the coordinator tool-belt, renaming files using pre-defined renaming templates, fully user driven. This one is not about speed but about versatility, consistency and flexibility and is redesigned to Delphi 13 using interfaces to keep memory usage in-check. At the same time all files will be revised to the standard revision index _R#. There is a file preview window to easily inspect a scanned document, so everything can take place in one application. Renaming can take place in the same folder or moved over to a user selected folder anywhere on the system. Files can be dropped (Current folder path will be changed to the dropped file path) or selected from the Current folder listing. I am using https://lnkd.in/g9TTA7MA (JAM Software GmbH) for the explorer-like components; they are awesome.
This is the Delphi 13 development pattern I am using nowadays:
Call in Main code >> To a Singleton (Primoz G. style page 53) >> To an Interface. This setup keeps my main code very clean and crisp as the call is only ONE line (4 lines if you count definition and begin...end). This case handles 4 different actions identified by the Tag#.
To me the main code is uncoupled and it has no idea what the Interface does (Nick H. must be pleased with that, I am).
The below example results in only ONE call to the procedure that does the work "PU.StampSimple(.....). I am very pleased with the DRY result.
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Blistering fast data loading and processing with TClientDataSet (using Delphi 13, 64 bit, September 2025 release), all records loaded and ...
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