Here’s a simplified example using Base64 encoding (not secure alone – always use encryption in real apps):
procedure TMyIDENotifier.FileNotification(NotifyCode: TOTAFileNotification; const FileName: string; var Cancel: Boolean); begin // Check if a file was activated/opened if NotifyCode = ofnFileOpened then begin // Logic here: The user just activated/opened 'FileName' // This is how you hook into "File Activation" end; end; file activation delphi 2016
If you are building a VCL application in Delphi 2016 and want to handle "File Activation" (e.g., a user double-clicks a file associated with your app while the app is already running), you need to handle the event or process Windows messages. Here’s a simplified example using Base64 encoding (not
: This usually indicates a communication error between the PC and the hardware. Try updating the firmware via the software's "Hardware Setup" menu, often forcing it onto a specific COM port (like COM 28) if the auto-detect fails. const FileName: string