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CreateProcess: cmd.exe does not exit when child process is finished.Delphi Grid - How to deselect already selected rows by search value.multi-threading slower than single thread?.Newest questions tagged delphi – Stack Overflow.Save it for example as “uMySuperComponent.pas”.Ĥ) To keep it super simple just add a dummy “TMySuperComponent” declaration.
For example “PackageMySuperComponent”.ģ) Add to the package an empty unit for the custom component code. Normally you should split your custom component into one designtime and one runtime package. To keep the steps simple let’s stick with just one “designtime and runtime” package. That’s OK!Ģ) Create a new Delphi package project. Here is the link to high resolution image of the bike that I want to use as a icon for my component.ġ) Save the image as a bitmap file, but the file is huge – 40 MB and 4819×2968 pixels. Google image search with proper property rights filter typically sends me to wikipedia. I wanted to have a big image and not square.
This is documented in many places including Stackoverflow.Īfter a little bit of googling I have come across another Stackoverflow post that inspired my to give it a try and do it simpler. Traditionally you had to start from a rectangular bitmap of a specific size and color depth and then use Image Editor. I have just recently discovered a super easy way of adding custom icons to Delphi components.
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