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(Created page with "<div class="alert alert-ligth border border-3 border-primary-subtle rounded-5 p-4 shadow-sm" role="alert"> function Clomosy.AppPlatform :Integer; </div> The platform on which the project is opened is returned. A return value of 0 indicates Windows, 1 indicates MacOS, 2 indicates iOS, 3 indicates Android, 4 indicates WinRT, and 5 indicates Linux.<br> <b>Example</b><br> <b>TRObject Syntax</b><br> <pre> var platformStatus : Integer; { platformStatus = Clomosy.AppPlatfo...") |
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Latest revision as of 15:09, 24 December 2024
function Clomosy.AppPlatform :Integer;
The platform on which the project is opened is returned. A return value of 0 indicates Windows, 1 indicates MacOS, 2 indicates iOS, 3 indicates Android, 4 indicates WinRT, and 5 indicates Linux.
Example
var
platformStatus : Integer;
{
platformStatus = Clomosy.AppPlatform;
case platformStatus of
{
0 : ShowMessage('Windows');
1 : ShowMessage('MacOS');
2 : ShowMessage('IOS');
3 : ShowMessage('Android');
4 : ShowMessage('WinRT');
5 : ShowMessage('Linux');
}
}