RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder 10 Seattle Android and iOS Code Samples
This page contains in-depth code samples and code snippets to help you get started building amazing apps with RAD Studio 10 Seattle.
Code Samples
Included with RAD Studio are a wide variety of full featured product demos highlighting user interface design, device sensors and services, cloud, enterprise mobility services, parallel programming and more.
Nube
Samples that show you how to leverage REST APIs using the REST component framework and utilize cloud storage, push notification and more with Backend as a Service providers such as Parse, Kinvey and App42.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
Device Sensors and Services
Samples that show you how to access location data, display ads in your application, support in-app payments, connect to Bluetooth LE devices and add proximity awareness with beacons.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
EMS
Samples that show you how to build applications using Enterprise Mobility Services Middleware.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
Google Glass
Samples that show you how to access Google Glass sensors.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
Media
Samples that show you how to access on-device music files for playback and image files for editing and sharing.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
Parallel Library
Samples that show you how to run application tasks in parallel, taking advantage of multiple CPUs.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
Physics
Samples that show you how to add physics support to your applications.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
User Interface
Samples that show you how to add slide-in drawer support, work with list components, access custom keyboards, design setting screens, add tab slide transitions and more.
C++ Samples
Object Pascal Samples
Code Snippets
Learn how to easily add functionality to your app in minutes with feature focused code snippets.
| Device Sensors Accelerometer Gyroscope Localización OrientationSensor |
Device Services Device Info Message Alerts Notifications (Send/Cancel) Notifications (Set Badge Number) Phone Dialer Share Sheet |
Touch/Gestures Interactive Gestures Tab Sliding Database Storage IBLite SQLite |
Native Controls Custom Picker Date Picker Horizontal Scroll |
Media Access Camera App Camera Component Camera Roll Audio Record and Play Web Browser Play Audio File |
Accelerometer
This snippet shows you how to use the accelerometer in order to obtain information about the acceleration, angular acceleration, motion and speed.
Designed for device only
Gyroscope
This snippet shows you how to use the Gyroscope in order to rotate a 3D cube when the device is tilted.
Designed for device only
Location
This code snippet shows you how to use the TLocationSensor component in order to read the GPS location of the device and display it realtime on the form. The snippet also shows you how to display Google Maps in a web browser in order to accurately pinpoint the location of the device on a real map.
Designed for device only
Orientation Sensor
This code snippet shows you how to use the TOrientationSensor component in order to get various compass related information such as three axis tilt, distance and heading, heading relative to magnetic north compensated and uncompensated and heading relative to true north compensated and uncompensated.
Designed for device only
Device Info
This code snippet shows you how to use obtain device information that includes OS version, OS name, and device type.
Designed for device only
Message Alerts
This application shows how to pop-up various alert messages both standard one button information box style, and multiple button input box styles that allows various confirmations.
Designed for device only
Notifications (Set/Reset Badge Number)
This code snippet shows you how to use the Notification API in order to set the badge number on the application icon to a specified value or to reset the badge number to 0.
Designed for device only
Phone Dialer
This application shows how to use the PhoneDialer API in order to make a phone call and to obtain the carrier information.
Designed for device only
Share Sheet
This snippet shows you how to use standard actions to open the Camera Application on your Android or iOS device to take a photo and display it on your FireMonkey form. Then, with another standard action, you will open the Share Sheet to share your image via email, post to Facebook and Twitter, print via AirPrint and more.
Designed for device only
Interactive Gestures - Image Rotation
This set of code snippets shows you how to rotate an image on an Android or iOS device.
Designed for device only
Sliding Tabs
This snippet shows you how to use a TabControl with TabPosition set to tpDots in order to enable scrolling of tab items on Android and iOS devices. The Application has 2 tab items each one containing a different image.
Designed for device only
IBLite Database
This snippet shows you how to populate a listview from an IBLite database using LiveBindings.
To deploy this snippet you need to use the IBLite license, following the instructions that were emailed along with the RAD Studio license (or trial license). For more information on deploying the license file along with the application, you can read: Tutorial: InterBase on iOS and Android
Designed for device only
SQLite Database
This snippet shows you how to populate a list box from a SQLite database using LiveBindings.
Designed for device only
Custom Picker
This code snippet shows you how to use the TComboBox component in order to pick an item from it and display its Text on a label.
Designed for device only
Horizontal Scroll
This snippet shows you how to use the THorzScrollBox component in order to scroll through two identical pictures.
Designed for device only
Access Camera
This snippet shows you how to use standard actions in order to open the Camera Application on your Android or iOS device, take a picture and retrieve the taken image for displaying on your FireMonkey form.
Designed for device only
Camera Component
This code snippet shows you how to manipulate the Camera on your Android or iOS device. The snippet allows you to select either the front facing camera or the back facing camera. Also you can select whether to use the flash (always on or automatic) or not.
Designed for device only
Camera Roll
This snippet shows you how to use standard actions in order to open the Photo Library on your Android or iOS device and retrieve an image from the library for displaying on your FireMonkey form.
Designed for device only
Send or Cancel Notifications
This code snippets shows you how to use the Notification API in order to send a notification immediately or with a 10 second delay and how to cancel a scheduled notification or all notifications.
Designed for device only
Date Picker
This code snippet shows you how to use the TCalendarEdit component in order to pick dates from it and process them to use in your own applications.
Designed for device only
Interactive Gestures - Image Zoom
This set of code snippets shows you how to pinch and zoom an image on an Android or iOS device.
Designed for device only
Interactive Gestures - Tap and Hold
This set of code snippets shows you how to use tap and hold to display a message.
Designed for device only
Audio Recording and Playback
This code snippet shows you how to record some sound via the microphone and then playback using the device speakers or headphones.
Designed for device only
Web Browser
This code snippet shows you how to use a WebBrowser component on an Android or iOS device. The application consists of an edit box, a button and the web browser component. Type an address in the edit box and press the "GO" button in order to redirect the browser to your address.
Designed for device only
Play Audio File
This snippet shows you how to include an audio file for playback in your Android and iOS application.
Designed for device only
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