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Delphi Drag&Drop Suite by Adrix.NT
Delphi Drag & Drop Comp Suite v.5.2 rev. by Vincent Radio {Adrix.NT}
The Delphi Drag and Drop Component Suite v5.2 released Drag & Drop Delphi Library (*) Sources & Build Projects included original designer: Anders Melander www: melander.dk Revised & Adapted by Vincent Radio {Adrix.NT} ________________________________________________________________________________ REVISION NOTES the original Library from Anders Melander was splitted into 2 separed packages - a Run Time Package: "VRAxDragDropRTLCompSuitePackage" - a Design Time Package: "VRAxDragDropCompSuiteDesignPkg" (Win32 only) this way you can also use it on your 64 bits (Win64) application and install the design time package (Win32) into Delphi IDE which is a 32 bits Applic !! have fun with Drag & Drop for more info please refer to ... MelanderBlog: melander.dk - The Drag and Drop Component Suite v5.2 released for any question about installation e-mail me at: adrixnt@hotmail.it PS: it seems not working in C++Builder !! Adrix.NT -
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LEM
LEM is a new programing language
LEM is the name of a new research program. The aim of the program is to find an answer the question: is it possible to define and implement a programming language of certain features (see specification LEM) The language LEM is to apply the results of Loglan'82 project and to adapt the achievements of object programming languages of younger generations such as Java, C++, C#, Python, etc.
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