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Both VB and Delphi are EDP.

Neither of them are case sensitive.

In both VB and delphi, you have a form that you can place control on. In Delphi, you can find the controls on a toolbar at the top (Or at least in my version of Borland Delphi 6). The idea behind the basic controls is the same - a button is there to be clicked on... In Delphi, on the left hand side, is a tabbed toolbox. It shows you the properties and events associated with a control. You should be familiar with the properties that you see. To add an event, click the Events tab and double click on the event that you want to add. It will open the code page (Similar to VB).

Here are some parralel code commands: (On the right is the parralel Delphi command.)
 Dim [name] As [Type]  |  Var [Name] : [Type]


Todo:
  • Add more parralel commands.
  • Add a picture of the Delphi interface
  • Fix any erors I made (I haven't used Delphi for a while)
  • You see the idea, finish off the article (^^^^^^^dito^^^^^).


last edited (March 5, 2005) by Crazy Jim, Number of views: 9276, Current Rev: 5 (Diff)

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