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For years, FNC Maps has given VCL and FMX developers one component that talks to Google Maps, Azure Maps, HERE, Mapbox, Leaflet and half a dozen other providers through a single, consistent API. It is one of those components people forget is...

In the previous blog post, we explored how TTMSFNCDataSetFilterDialog and TTMSFNCFilterDialog allow users to build complex filters through a guided visual interface instead of manually writing filter expressions. While screenshots explain the con...

In the previous blog post, we looked at how TTMSFNCFilterBuilder can be used to build filters as a structured model instead of manually creating one long filter string. That structure gives us a lot of flexibility as developers. But in many...

TMS FNC UI Pack 7.2 Intro In many applications, a grid is more than a table on a form. It can represent different views of the same workflow: a summary, a sales overview, an inventory list, a log, or a temporary working set. Tradition...

Filtering data is something we all do. Whether it’s a grid, a dataset, or a list of objects—at some point, users want to narrow things down. In Delphi, the most common starting point is still the Filter property on a TDat...

Intro Not every data operation belongs on screen. Sometimes you need to load a data set, filter it, sort it, group it, calculate summaries, and export the result without showing a grid at all. That is where the headless data layer in TMS...

Intro Modern business applications frequently need to exchange data with Microsoft Excel. Whether it's generating reports, importing spreadsheet data, or creating documents from templates, Excel integration is a must-hav...

TMS FNC UI Pack 7.1 Intro One of the most powerful productivity features in spreadsheet applications is AutoFill: select a few cells, drag the small handle at the corner, and watch as the grid intelligently extends your data...

The TTMSFNCFilterView was introduced in TMS FNC UI Pack version 7.0. In the first blog post we demonstrated how to work with the built-in filter controls that are specifically designed for the Filter View. In this follow-up, we take a...

IntroWhen users see a grid, they almost instinctively expect Excel-like behavior: click a cell, hold Shift, extend a range, use Ctrl+Shift+Arrow to jump to the edge of the data, and have the row and column headers highlight accordin...

IntroWhen working with data grids, one size rarely fits all. Different types of data often require different visual representations and interaction patterns. That's where custom cell classes in TTMSFNCDataGrid come into play. By levera...