Winsoft SVG Canvas v1.2 for Delphi & C++ Builder 5 – 11 + v1.5 for FireMonkey

Description

SVG canvas library is a software application for converting drawing on canvas in Delphi/C EN Builder software to SVG format. This format, which stands for Scalable Vector Graphics means that vector graphics are scalable, from common formats based on XML, which is for graphics, the following two used. In the design of the application, the VCL (the graphical user interface design for Windows applications) with the use of the Delphi/C++ Builder software of the VCL Canvas Drawing is used, and in some cases it is necessary that the SVG format support to the software be added.

The Canvas svg library is designed for exactly the same purpose and provides the ability to convert Canvas drawings to SVG format. The environment integration library, software development, Lazarus also supports, and in addition to this, the separate version for FireMonkey (framework, development, applications, cross-Windows platforms) has been allocated from Windows, Mac, Android and iOS support. The full source code of the program is also included, which can be used to distribute the program in . You can also see an example of using this library on the Embarcadero website .

SVG Canvas Library Specifications and Features

Convert VCL Canvas drawing to SVG format
Support for Delphi/C on Builder and firemonkey framework
Support for the Lazarus integrated software development environment
Ability to distribute in applications using source code

Required configuration

Operating systems :

Windows 32 bit, Windows 64 bit

Support software:

Delphi/C++Builder 6 – Embarcadero RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney Architect + FireMonkey
Lazarus 2.0.8

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SVG canvas library

Installation guide

The library is presented in the full version and does not require a separate crack.

After extracting the archive file, simply copy the contents of the folder that corresponds to the version of Delphi installed on your computer to the location of your project.

You can find more information about installing and using this library on the Embarcadero website.