Source Code � Customizable Mobile Arcade Game For Delphi 10.2

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Source Code Customizable Mobile Arcade Game For Delphi 10.2

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In approximately 2003, Digital Tome granted permission for modification of the first chapter of Siege of Avalon. The intent was for the game to be developed to run on other platforms, have continued support available, and for the game to be distributed as open-source software under a Lesser General Public License (LGPL).[2] As a result, the source code of the game was made available on Source Forge.[3] In 2011 the project was moved to GitHub.[4]

In March 2016, a community developer from Germany started to work on the Delphi 4 source code from GitHub, but got many errors at first. So the work lasted until January 2017 when he finally fixed everything in order to play the game with that new application (Siege.exe).In August 2017, he released a newer version including better resolution like HD (1280x720p) and Full-HD (1920x1080p).[6]

In June 2019, another community developer tried to port the source code to a newer version of Delphi. Since January 2021 his released version works without any errors. Now his aim is to get rid of the DirectX stuff and .dll-files.[7]

Design the forms in the IDE and build/run them to any of the platforms on the list.

You can also use TeeChart (sourcecode version only) with FMXLinux to port/build your charting applications to/for Linux with Embarcadero Delphi 10.2 Tokyo and up.

It is always good practice to give components and their properties meaningful names. There are different naming conventions. One of the most popular ones is to give components such name, that, just from the name itself, we could understand what the type of this particular component is. You also want to keep names short. If names are too long, you need to type more. Long names in the source code also tend to be less readable. It is up to you to decide what naming convention you use, but once you have decided, it is important to stick to it.

Now we need to define what will happen when the user of our app clicks on the button. For this, we need to attach an event handler to the OnClick event, of the btnHelloWorld button. We could switch to the Events tab in the Object Inspector, locate the OnClick event and double-click on the space next to it to generate an empty event handler. Let's do it faster. Just double-click on the button on the form. The IDE will switch from the Form Designer to Code Editor, and the cursor will be placed just at the beginning of an empty line between begin and end where we need to enter some code in the Object Pascal language. This code will be executed by our app in response to the click event. It could be misleading that this event is called OnClick, as you can use the mouse on desktop computers only. Fear not! If we compile our app to mobile targets, this event will be triggered in response to touching the button on the mobile device screen. In the code, we will invoke the built-in ShowMessage function and pass to it Delphi Hello World! as the string that we want to display in the message.

Every Delphi form is made of two source code files. You can switch between these files by clicking on the third button from the left in the toolbar with the Toggle Form/Unit (F12) hint or at the bottom of the screen using the Code and Design tabs. When we entered uFormHelloWorld as the name of the main form of our app, the IDE created two files: uFormHelloWorld.pas and uFormHelloWorld.fmx. The first file we can see in the Code tab is the source code, and the following is the screenshot of the toolbar with the toggle button to switch between the files:

It is the application main program file which is managed by the IDE and most of the time, we need to change anything there. The second project file has a dproj extension. If we open it in Notepad, we will see that it contains XML code with build instruction, for the MSBuild engine that is used by Delphi to manage all files and resources that are needed to build our project for different targets and configurations, as shown in the following screenshot:

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