All VCLs from EBD for RAD Studio Delphi and C Builder10.1 Berlin

Contains:
29812_firedac_ini_file_utility
30491_firemonkey_premium_styles_pack
30492_vcl_premium_styles_pack
30498_ip_works
30500_fastreport_vcl_5
30501_fastreport_fmx
30521_firemonkey_accessibility_pack
30522_bde_installer
30524_rest_json_and_using_a_fun_site_name2gen
30530_hotfix_for_datasnap
30531_hotfix_for_samsung_galaxy
30539_fixes_the_view_menu

Documentation Insight integrates into RAD Studio IDE to enable you naturally browse and document source code. It also helps you to produce professional API documentation files and deliver to your customers. The Documentation Inspector, which is a dockable form in RAD Studio, extracts XML Documentation from source code and shows live documentation for the current code element in the code editor. By its impressive WYSIWYG editor, it is incredible easy and fun to document your source code.

Tabs Studio is a Visual Studio add-in empowering you to work comfortably with any number of open documents. Make all tabs visible in multiple rows or limit maximum number of rows and hide rarely used tabs to save screen space. Remove path from tab name and add folder or project name only when two opened tabs have the same name. Automatically group tabs with the same name but different extensions on one extended tab. Save screen space and keep relevant tabs close to each other.

It contains components and classes for Borland Delphi 7, 9, 2005, 2006, CodeGear Delphi 2007, CodeGear RAD Studio 2009, Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010, XE, X2 and RAD Studio DX10, intended to increase capacity of the client part of database application in part of interaction with applications user.

GhostDoc is a Visual Studio extension that automatically generates XML documentation comments for methods and properties based on their type, parameters, name, and other contextual information. When generating documentation for class derived from a base class or for interface implementation (e.g. .NET Framework or your custom framework), GhostDoc will use the documentation that Microsoft or the framework vendor has already written for the base class or interface.