We made some years ago a Delphi unit for hyphenation of text.
Such an unit, together with our SynPdf library for example, could be useful in your application. So we released the source!
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2010, Tuesday July 27
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Tuesday July 27, 10:32
We made some years ago a Delphi unit for hyphenation of text.
Such an unit, together with our SynPdf library for example, could be useful in your application. So we released the source!
2010, Wednesday July 14
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Wednesday July 14, 19:07
Using our SynPDF library and a public domain THtmlView component, and discussion with some of our users, we were able to make a html to pdf conversion tool.
2010, Wednesday June 30
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Wednesday June 30, 11:12
Our PDF engine has been updated, it's now on version 1.8.1.
2010, Saturday June 26
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Saturday June 26, 18:52
2010, Tuesday June 22
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Tuesday June 22, 21:50
2010, Saturday June 12
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Saturday June 12, 11:08
The Synopse Big Table library has been updated to the 1.8 version.
Some bug fixes, a Thread safe way of working and a some new methods (AddFile, GetPart).
2010, Thursday May 6
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Thursday May 6, 21:01
The Unicode part of the Synopse PDF engine has been updated in order to support right-to-left languages and ligatures (i.e. glyph shaping).
Therefore, our Open Source engine is one of the few PDF producer able to natively handle Arabic languages. Even most commercial engines don't implement this nice feature.
2010, Monday May 3
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Monday May 3, 20:51
Synopse PDF engine is an Open Source PDF document creation library for Delphi, embedded in one unit. It's used in the 1.7 version of SQLite3 framework, for creating PDF files from reports.
Among its features, you can use a true TCanvas to create the PDF, and embed True Type fonts subsets. Of course, it's Unicode ready, and licensed under a MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license.
2010, Friday April 2
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Friday April 2, 14:25
The new version of our Open Source SynGdiPlus unit
does provide a lot of new features:
- dynamic linking (your program runs even on Windows 98/2000), without the
gdiplus.dll library
- use version 1.1 of GDI+ if available on your system (under Vista/Seven or the
one embedded since Office 2003)
- can convert from a TMetaFile (i.e. emf) into a GDI+ metafile (i.e.
emf+)
- can draw TMetaFiles into any canvas, with
GDI+ anti-aliasing!
2010, Wednesday March 24
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Wednesday March 24, 10:10
The Fast JPEG decoder using SSE/SSE2 library file has been updated, and is now in version 1.2, released under a MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license. It's mainly a bug issue fix.
2010, Monday March 22
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Monday March 22, 22:27
2010, Saturday March 20
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Saturday March 20, 15:02
Implements TGraphic descendants able to load and save GIF, TIF, PNG and JPG pictures, using the GDI+ library. Freeware Opensource component, licensed under a MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license. Works from Delphi 3 to 2010.
2010, Thursday March 18
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Thursday March 18, 07:54
The Fast JPEG decoder using SSE/SSE2 library file has been updated, and is now in version 1.1, released under a MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license.
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Thursday March 18, 06:32
The Synopse Big Table has been updated to the 1.2 version.
It can now index its data according to an UTF-8 encoded string ID.
Some minor issues fixed, and speed enhancements (like a reading cache).
2010, Tuesday March 16
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Tuesday March 16, 07:49
An open source Delphi unit for very fast data storage and access. If you just need to save raw data on disk, and retrieve it with an unique ID number, you can use this unit, which is much faster than any database engine. Work from Delphi 2 to Delphi 2010. Licensed under a MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license.
2010, Sunday March 14
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Sunday March 14, 15:17
This LGPL-distributed unit allows very fast JPEG image decoding, using SSE/SSE2 pure assembly code. It is much faster than the standard jpeg.pas unit.
It's based on the great Dr. Manhattan's source code, from http://sourceforge.net/projects/jpegdec