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ASP.NET MVC Localization using a Database
ASP.NET MVC already offers support for localization through ressource files. However, if you need to read texts from a database things get more complicated. Especially if you still want to use DataAnnotations in your model for display text and validation messages.
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Delphi
The following code selects the rectangle containing rows from 1 through 4, and columns 2 and 3. goRangeSelect in the DrawGrid Options parameter must be True in order to be able to select a range of cells. This example requires a button, a DrawGrid, and a populated ImageList.
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Delphi
This example demonstrates how the AnimationType and Interpolation properties affect the rate at which the value of a property changes under their control. This is illustrated by controlling the X and Y of a TRectangle with TFloatAnimation instances.
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Drawing of the path is done using the DrawLine method of the form's Canvas. Points are collected and drawn using a TPointF array in the animation's OnProcess event handler and then redrawn in the form's OnPaint event handler.
The TFloatAnimation instances have to be created as children of the TRectangle. Many of the TFloatAnimation properties can be set at design time.
To replicate this example, create a Multi-Device Application - Delphi and add the following components to the form:
A TRectangle--the animated object
Two TButton objects
Two TComboBox objects
Two TFloatAnimation objects
Rename the buttons to MoveRect and ReturnRect. Using the Object Inspector, add event handlers for the Form1.OnCreate, MoveRect.OnClick, ReturnRect.OnClick, FloatAnimation1.OnProcess, and Form1.OnPaint events. Fill in with the sample code below.
The form should look like the following image.
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