News for February 2010

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Experimental Twitter page added to main site: Added a new experimental page to the News section that displays list of most recent tweets with link to @delphidabbler Twitter page and RSS feed.

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27 February 2010
Site news is now available as an RSS feed: The last six weeks of site updates is available via an RSS feed. Subscribe if you want to keep up to date with changes.

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26 February 2010
Environment Variables Unit demo code available: Some demo projects that implement the example code suggested in documentation that accompanies the Environment Variables Unit has been placed the the Delphi Doodlings code repository.

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26 February 2010
New News Page: Added a new news page to the site. The newsletter page and former update log are now subsidiary pages of this page.

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25 February 2010
CodeSnip v3.5.2 released: Fixes bug #2947794 and updates database download handling.

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22 February 2010
Two new routines were added to the Code Snippets Database: The new DeleteVolumeName and SetVolumeName drive management routines were added to the database.

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22 February 2010
Four new Delphi Tips: Four new tips have been added to the Delphi Tips section of the site, starting with Tip#152. All are from the former Delphi Pool.

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22 February 2010
New Hex Utilities routines added to Code Snippets Database: A whole new Hex Utilities category has been added to the database, along with several routines to convert between hex and various binary data structures.

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21 February 2010
Environment Variables Unit 1.3.1 released: This new release fixes some bugs in earlier versions.

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20 February 2010
Article#6 updated: The article "How to access environment variables" has been revised to work correctly with the Unicode Windows API.

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19 February 2010
New DelphiDabbler Blog: Finally a DelphiDabbler blog on Blogger. There's a summary page on the main site.

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18 February 2010
PasHi Pascal Highlighter v1.1 released: New, renamed version of the Pascal Syntax Highlighter. Incorporates PasHiGUI, a GUI front end for the command line program.

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16 February 2010

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