Debugging complex expressions is never easy. How do you see what was returned by inline and nested method calls? What did each predicate in the if statement evaluate to? Without simplifying the code or adding variables to store individual results, answering these questions is difficult. With OzCode's powerful Simplify feature, you can answer those questions with ease! When stepping over an expression, OzCode provides a visual representation of what each predicate evaluated to and the return value of any inline and nested method calls.

Debugging complex expressions is never easy. How do you see what was returned by inline and nested method calls? What did each predicate in the if statement evaluate to? Without simplifying the code or adding variables to store individual results, answering these questions is difficult. With OzCode's powerful Simplify feature, you can answer those questions with ease! When stepping over an expression, OzCode provides a visual representation of what each predicate evaluated to and the return value of any inline and nested method calls.

The Task Canvas window is closed automatically when you close the solution. If you try to close the Task Canvas window manually, the confirmation dialog is displayed. Technically, the Task Canvas window is a document tab and when you, for example, run the Close All Documents command, Visual Studio tries to close the Task Canvas window as well. This dialog prevents such accidental closing. On the other hand, if you frequently open and close the Task Canvas window manually, you may want to disable this confirmation by unchecking the Confirm before closing option.

What code is executed when you press a button in your application? This is what Runtime Flow lets you to see. Instantly, live! No jumping from method to method in IDE, no step-step-step-step in a debugger, not adding tracing statements to code. The moment you press the button, the answer is right here before you.

MappingGenerator was initially created as a design time alternative to AutoMapper. Now it is evolving into a coding assistant to whom you can delegate the most mundane coding tasks:

Generate Mappings
Generate Explicit Conversions
Implement Cloning
Complete Method Invocation
Complete Initialization Blocks
Generate Projection Expressions

MZ-Tools can find strings in a method, file, project, solution or project group, selected text, group of files or group of projects. The results are shown in the following results window, much more convenient than the one provided by the Microsoft IDEs.

What code is executed when you press a button in your application? This is what Runtime Flow lets you to see. Instantly, live! No jumping from method to method in IDE, no step-step-step-step in a debugger, not adding tracing statements to code. The moment you press the button, the answer is right here before you.

sgcWebSockets is a complete package providing access to WebSockets protocol, allowing to create WebSockets Servers, Intraweb Clients or WebSocket Clients in VCL, Lazarus/FPC and Firemonkey applications. WebSocket is a computer communications protocol, providing full-duplex communication channels over a single TCP connection. The WebSocket protocol was standardized by the IETF as RFC 6455 in 2011. WebSocket is designed to be implemented in web browsers and web servers, but it can be used by any client or server application. The WebSocket protocol makes possible more interaction between a browser and a web site, facilitating live content and the creation of real-time game.

Use this kind of Shell Extensions to create your own virtual folders and items to Windows Shell namespace. Using these extensions your users will be able to reach the data through native Windows Explorer interface. This example will show how to use a couple of forms and a few components to implement your own namespace extension.