- or does your device support Phone, Tablet or Elf?!
While looking through some of the RTL source code, in the quest for the "Tablet" mode (see my previous post from yesterday) - I stumbled upon the TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass enum.
So my small application has just listed the ID and the name of the TDeviceClass enum, for my old Surface Pro - together with one I added for fun. The one I added has a strange TDeviceClass value.
Following that is the full list of named enum values of TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass - notice the last 3.
Maybe D&D does not refer to Dungeons & Dragons, but DeviceInfos & DeviceClasses.... well someone had fun at some point of time sneaking them in, and I hope that Embarcadero does not plan to remove those extra "classes" - since the might break backwards compatibility - with my newly added Rincewind deviceInfo :D
Just a small silly finding I wanted share - nothing useful - but no post without code :)
uses
System.Devices,
System.TypInfo;
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
s: TSize;
begin
// Let us add a silly device
s.cx := 100;
s.cy := 100;
TDeviceInfo.AddDevice(TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass.Wizard, 'Rincewind', s, s, pfLinux, 96);
// Let us see what are known
Memo1.Lines.Add('-- Known devices: Name and Class');
for var d: Integer := 0 to TDeviceInfo.DeviceCount-1 do
Memo1.Lines.Add(TDeviceInfo.Devices[d].ID+' - '+
GetEnumName(TypeInfo(TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass), ord(TDeviceInfo.Devices[d].DeviceClass)));
// Let us see possible value of a TDeviceClass
Memo1.Lines.Add('');
Memo1.Lines.Add('-- TDeviceClass enums:');
for var i: TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass :=
Low(TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass) to High(TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass) do
Memo1.Lines.Add(GetEnumName(TypeInfo(TDeviceInfo.TDeviceClass), ord(i)));
end;
Enjoy
Update: Brian Long has already mentioned this in #24 of his beatiful blong #Delphi25 post here - which I originally missed.
Another update: Jim McKeeth informed me that the official DocWiki now does included the "Fantasy devices": https://docwiki.embarcadero.
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BTW: I used the DNDC font from famfonts.com
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