I've installed Delphi 2010 and Quick report 2010 recently. the problem is finding DCU files of the quick report packages when i'm trying to compile the project although the path of the installed package of Quick Report has been added to "Include file search path" of resource compile. How i can specify the path of installed packages in new version of Delphi when that doesn't work?
ReportBuilder for Delphi 2010 is a development environment that can be used to construct reports, report components and reporting applications. The program provides both a RAD environment and an object-oriented platform for solving the reporting equation.
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2) bigger problem:After extracting the files of synpdf.zip into a directory and adding this directory to the delphi library search path, I tried to write a small demo app. Unfortunately, the compiler reports an error:
The CONSORT statement provides evidence-based recommendations to improve the completeness of the reporting of RCTs. The statement was first introduced in 1996 and has since been widely endorsed by medical journals internationally5. Over the past two decades, it has undergone two updates and has demonstrated a substantial positive impact on the quality of RCT reports6,7. The most recent CONSORT 2010 statement provides a 25-item checklist of the minimum reporting content applicable to all RCTs, but it recognizes that certain interventions may require extension or elaboration of these items. Several such extensions exist8,9,10,11,12,13.
CONSORT-AI (as part of the SPIRIT-AI and CONSORT-AI initiative) is an international initiative supported by CONSORT and the EQUATOR (Enhancing the Quality and Transparency of Health Research) Network to evaluate the existing CONSORT 2010 statement and to extend or elaborate this guidance where necessary, to support the reporting of clinical trials for AI interventions35,36. It is complementary to the SPIRIT-AI statement, which aims to promote high-quality protocol reporting for AI trials. This Consensus Statement describes the methods used to identify and evaluate candidate items and gain consensus. In addition, it also provides the CONSORT-AI checklist, which includes the new extension items and their accompanying explanations.
The CONSORT-AI extension recommends that 14 new checklists items be added to the existing CONSORT 2010 statement (11 extensions and 3 elaborations). These items were considered sufficiently important for clinical-trial reports for AI interventions that they should be routinely reported in addition to the core CONSORT 2010 checklist items. Table 1 lists the CONSORT-AI items.
CONSORT-AI is a new reporting-guideline extension developed through international multi-stakeholder consensus. It aims to promote transparent reporting of AI intervention trials and is intended to facilitate critical appraisal and evidence synthesis. The extension items added in CONSORT-AI address a number of issues specific to the implementation and evaluation of AI interventions, which should be considered alongside the core CONSORT 2010 checklist and other CONSORT extensions54. It is important to note that these are minimum requirements and there may be value in including additional items not included in the checklists in the report or in supplementary materials (Supplementary Table 2).
We have suggested reporting a minimum set of items. We do not advocate that abstracts replace full articles in informing decision making, but we recognise that for many time-pressed readers, or for those with limited access to the full texts of reports, it is important that abstracts contain as much information as is feasible within the word limit of abstracts. Indeed, for readers who do not understand the language of publication of the article, the translated abstract may have far more relevance than the full-text article.
A checklist is not sufficient to ensure good abstract writing. For example, the abstract should clearly and truthfully reflect the full report, and not selectively report results that are statistically significant while not referring to those that were not. Similarly, the abstract should only draw conclusions that are substantiated by data from the full report and analyzed as described in the protocol, rather than selectively emphasising interesting results that were a minor or ad hoc component of the analysis. In brief, the abstract should be an unbiased representation of the full report. We also suggest that peer and editorial review processes related to the abstract should explicitly check this.
ACE Reporter includes a wealth of features that let you build intricate reports that are next to impossible in external report programs. Since ACE is actually part of your program, you can link your own event code into the report to execute custom logic when needed. Here are some of the features that ACE Reporter offers you:Unlimited levels of SubData bands make Master-Detail reports a breeze.
Our unique SmartTotals feature makes multiple levels of subtotals easy to use, and helps prevent errors.
Instant Previewing lets you view the report while it is still generating.
Previewed reports can be saved to disk for later viewing or printing.
Previews can be modal or non-modal, allowing you control as a developer to give the user the amount of flexibility or restriction that is needed.
You can create your own custom preview forms to add or remove features in the built-in previewer. For example, when printing checks or invoices, you may want to have greater control over the available features on the preview screen.
The built-in previewer has a split screen capability to allow you to view two areas of the same report, or two different reports side-by-side.
TwoPass capability lets you display Page X of Y, or do complex calculations.
Checkbox Label is great for displaying boolean values.
Full justification of memo text is supported, and memos can span multiple pages.
ReserveSpace property lets you control widows and orphans in your reports.
Overlay bands allow you to simulate forms, or print watermarks on your report.
OnDataStart and OnDataSkip events let you override the standard skipping logic to control the database traversal, or even print reports from sources other than databases.
Expression variables let you use all the power of Delphi to calculate values that will display on the report.
Many more...
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price: $279
Size: 3 291kB
Platforms: C2k6, D2006, CB5, CB6, D2005, C2k7, D2007, C2k9, D2009, C2k10, D2010, D5, D6, D7, CBXE, DXE, CBXE2, DXE2, DXE64, CBXE3, DXE3, CBXE4, DXE4, CBXE5, DXE5, CBXE6, DXE6, CBXE7, DXE7, CBXE8, DXE8
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Possibility of saving template as in the external *.xls file, as in the *.dfm (.exe) file;
MS Office 97 SR-1, 2000-2007 are supported;
Band-oriented report generator;
Any data source can be used;
Possibility of creating master-detail reports and reports with grouping;
Full integration with Delphi IDE;
High productiveness even on slow computers;
Detailed help system and a demo application for a quicker mastering of the product;
Powerful component and property editors, which allow you to set many report parameters at the design-time easily.
Informations Status: With Nag-Screen
Source: On purchase/registration
price: $95
Size: 12 518kB
Platforms: D2005, D2006, D2007, D2009, D5, D6, D7
Key Features:Creating band-oriented reports templates directly in Delphi. No external Excel template required.
Borland Delphi 7, 2006-2010 and MS Office 97 SR-1, 2000-2007 are supported
Delphi 2009-2010 with full unicode support for international developments
Band-oriented report generator
Any data source can be used
Creation of reports with grouping
Full integration with Delphi IDE
High productivity even on slow computers
Detailed help system and a demo application for a quicker mastering of the product
Powerful component and property editors, which allow you to set all the report parameters at the design-time easily
Completely native files (biff 8 format: Xls 97-2003-XP), no OLE/dlls required.
Informations Status: Trial (work while IDE is running)
Source: Included
price: $75
Size: 2 847kB
Platforms: D2006, D2007, D2009, D2010, D7
Simply drop our TPdtPrintDAT component onto your form that has a grid and you have an instant report. Double click the TpdtPrintDAT object and you'll see the report in the report previewer. Press the Print button to send the report to the printer, text file, or export it to a spreadsheet like MS Excel using ASCII delimited output. Add 1 line of code to compile the report into your program.Print grids or tables with over 1,000 columns across using horizontal page breaks. Plenty of runtime report options like adding report titles, shrink to page, column totals, hide columns in the report, snaking newspaper columns, print wordwrapped multi-lined memos etc. PrintDAT. is the easiest report component you'll ever use.PrintDAT. can print aTDataSet
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TQuery
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TStringGrid
TListBox
TListView
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TDecisionGrid
TDecisionQuery
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Complete instructions to get PrintDAT. to print virtual any 3rd party grid or dataset. Informations Status: Evaluation (time-limit)
Source: On purchase/registration
price: $179
Size: 12 770kB
Platforms: C2k10, CB4, CB5, CB6, CBXE, CBXE2, D2005, D2006, D2007, D2009, D2010, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, DXE, DXE2, DXE64 2ff7e9595c
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